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SUMMARY:Decorative Hand Engraving (HE03)
DESCRIPTION:Decorative Hand Engraving for jewellers and silversmiths: Weekend Course.\nBook Now\nDo you like to draw? Are you passionate about fonts? Jewellery often requires surface detail to be revealed\, or a message\, a word or a symbol to be cut into it. On this course we introduce one of the oldest jewellery making techniques – decorative hand engraving. \nWhat will I learn?\nHand engraving requires the use of a hand held cutting tool\, known as a graver\, to cut grooves into metal in order to create a beautiful design. \nThe success of the cut depends as much on the sharpness of the tool as it does on the hand that holds it! With this in mind\, you will learn how to prepare\, sharpen and use a graver in order to create different decorative textures such as cross hatching\, dotting and frosting. \nOnce introduced to this technique you can explore its endless possibilities and apply it to your style. Hand engraving is an amazing skill to learn\, and you can apply it in so many different ways\, from simple to the most elaborate and intricate. \nWhat will I produce?\nIt is anticipated that you will produce a range of progressive practice pieces that also show your evolving skills in lettering\, line and pattern. \nMaterials\nThe course fee includes all tools and materials that you’ll need. We will provide you with copper sheet for practice pieces and samples\, and these are yours to keep. \nAt the end of the course you can also purchase the gravers you have used if you wish\, for an at-cost fee. \nCan I get my work hallmarked?\nWe are able to offer a hallmarking service for precious jewellery made at Flux. So if you  would like to have your work hallmarked with the Flux Studios hallmark this can be arranged at cost price. \nWe’ll provide you with tea\, coffee and light refreshments throughout the weekend. You’ll ned to bring some lunch \nBook Now \nCourse Tutor: Elena Timbaliuc. An additional tutor will assist if more than 7 students enrol for this course \nStudent numbers: 10 \nWeekend Date:  Sat 24 to Sun 25 March 2018 \nClass Times: 10.00am – 5pm daily \nCourse Fee: \nFull fee £225 \n*Concessions £200 \n*If you are on a low wage\, or in receipt of tax credits or other benefit you qualify for the Flux concessionary rate. This is a discretionary discount which we personally subsidise. Please consider how much you need this discount before choosing the concessionary option. \nDo you live in Southwark?\nYou may be entitled to a discounted fee. Check here for full details \nSouthwark Once £80 / Southwark Once concession £40 \nConcessionary Rates for Southwark Residents apply because of support from Southwark Council. \nCourse code HE03 \nBook Now
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/decorative-hand-engraving/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Advanced Jewellery Classes,All Courses,Intermediate Jewellery Classes,London Programme of Jewellery Courses,London Short Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180204T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180204T170000
DTSTAMP:20170830T110347Z
CREATED:20160816T153609Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170830T110347Z
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SUMMARY:Crystal Whites and Bright Clear Pastels (CC2) – gemmology and stone setting workshop
DESCRIPTION:Learn ways to identify translucent and pastel shades of gemstones. Combine gemmology and stone setting: put your new knowledge straight into practice with an afternoon workshop session to set your favourite stone into a ring.\nWould you know if your ring holds a Diamond or a White Sapphire? A Topaz or Quartz? Did you know you can identify a Diamond with only a pen to aid you?  Do you know your Morganite from your Kunzite?  Can you tell the difference between  coloured CZ and any of these other stones??  Are you ready to learn some gemmology and stone setting techniques? \nOn this one day course you’ll have an opportunity to use a range of professional gemstone identification equipment. We’ll also introduce you to some trade tricks and lo-tech methods to examine and identify a wide selection of stones in translucent\, pastel hues. \nWe want you to make use of this knowledge\, so the class begins with a morning gemmology session followed by an afternoon of practical workshop activity to make a tension set ring* in sterling silver\, with your favourite stone from our selection. \nHow will these workshops help you?\nWhen it comes to stone setting\, it’s crucial to know a little bit about the kind of gemstone you are working with. Gemstone characteristics\, like hardness\, brittleness\, heat resistance\, porosity and cleavage are all important qualities that affect your choice of stone when designing jewellery. Additionally\, when buying a stone\, you need to know how to assess the quality of the stones on offer. \nAt each session in our gemmology series we discuss the individual characteristics and behaviours of the particular stones\, to help you become better designers – and better stone setters too. \nWe’ve grouped our range of gemstones according to similar hues\, to better help you understand the differences between similar stones. Choose a workshop according to your preferred colour palette – or join up for the full bonanza 5 Saturdays! \nWhat will you gain?\nAs well as gaining a range of great methods to identify the type and quality of your gemstones\, you will get the chance to set your stone type of choice at the workshop\, to wear home. Make a tension set ring using silver and your favourite stone of the day. \n(*If you’ve already made a tension setting with us you can choose another method of stone setting) \nMorning Gemmology Schedule:\nMorning Schedule: Gemmology – Learn to identify between a range of translucent stones from ‘white’ to pale blues\, greens pinks and yellows such as: Diamond\, Cubic Zirconia\, Topaz\, Sapphire\, Morganite\, Kunzite\, Quartz. \nAfternoon Stone Setting schedule: \nHow to make a Tension-set silver ring. \nChoose a suitable stone from our selection of semi-precious  translucent/pastel stones\, make a silver ring and tension set your stone into it. (or if you already attended the Gemmilicious Green workshop\, learn an alternative setting type. Make a silver charm using rub-over / claw / flush / bead settings) \nCC2 Book Now\nCourse Tutors: Elena Timbaliuc and Barbora Rybarova \nMax student numbers: 7 \nWeekend Date: Sunday 4 Feb  2018 \nClass Times: 10.00am – 5pm  \nCourse Fee: £120 \nCC2 Book Now
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/crystal-whites-bright-clear-pastels-gemmology-stone-setting-workshop/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Advanced Jewellery Classes,All Courses,Beginner jewellery classes,Gemmology,Intermediate Jewellery Classes,London Short Courses,Stone Setting Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180203T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180203T170000
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CREATED:20160815T140759Z
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SUMMARY:Plush pinks and Radiant Reds (PR2) – gemmology and stone setting
DESCRIPTION:Learn ways to identify pink and red gemstones. Combine gemmology and stone setting: put your new knowledge straight into practice with an afternoon workshop session to set your favourite stone into a ring.\nHow many pink and red gemstones can you name? Can you tell the differences between them? Do you know your Fire Opal from your Carnelian?  Can you tell the difference between Tourmaline and and Ruby? What’s the easiest way to extract Garnet from your red- gem mix??  would you like to tension set your favourite stone into a ring?Are you ready to learn some gemmology and stone setting techniques? \nOn this one day course you’ll have an opportunity to use a range of professional gemstone identification equipment. We’ll also introduce you to some trade tricks and lo-tech methods to examine and identify a wide selection of stones in pink and red hues. \nWe want you to make use of this knowledge\, so the class begins with a morning gemmology session followed by an afternoon of practical workshop activity to make a tension set ring in sterling silver\, with your favourite stone from our selection. \nHow will these workshops help you?\nWhen it comes to stone setting\, it’s crucial to know a little bit about the kind of gemstone you are working with. Gemstone characteristics\, like hardness\, brittleness\, heat resistance\, porosity and cleavage are all important qualities that affect your choice of stone when designing jewellery. Additionally\, when buying a stone\, you need to know how to assess the quality of the stones on offer. \nAt each session in our gemmology series we discuss the individual characteristics and behaviours of the particular stones\, to help you become better designers – and better stone setters too. \nWe’ve grouped our range of gemstones according to similar hues\, to better help you understand the differences between similar stones. Choose a workshop according to your preferred colour palette – or join up for the full bonanza 5 Saturdays! \nWhat will you gain?\nAs well as gaining a range of great methods to identify the type and quality of your gemstones\, you will get the chance to set your stone type of choice at the workshop\, to wear home. Make a tension set ring using silver and your favourite stone of the day. (If you’ve already made a tension setting with us you can choose another method of stone setting) \nMorning Gemmology Schedule:\nMorning Schedule: Gemmology – Learn to identify between a range of pink to red stones such as Quartz\, Tourmaline\, Ruby\, Sapphire\, Garnet\, Carnelian\, Citrine Fire Opal \nAfternoon Stone Setting schedule: \nHow to make a Tension-set silver ring. \nChoose a suitable stone from our selection of semi-precious red/pink hue stones\, make a silver ring and tension set your stone into it. (or if you already attended the Gemmilicious Green workshop\, learn an alternative setting type. Make a silver charm using rub-over / claw / flush / bead settings) \nPR2 Book Now\nCourse Tutors: Elena Timbaliuc and Barbora Rybarova \nMax student numbers: 7 \nWeekend Date:  Saturday 3 Feb 2018 \nClass Times: 10am – 5pm \nCourse Fee: £120 \nPR2 Book Now
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/5827/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Advanced Jewellery Classes,All Courses,Beginner jewellery classes,Gemmology,Intermediate Jewellery Classes,London Short Courses,Stone Setting Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180118T181500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180322T211500
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SUMMARY:Stone Setting Techniques - Fine and Fancy. (C29)
DESCRIPTION:Stone Setting Techniques – Make a tension-set ring\, learn to set using flush and claw style settings. Extend your knowledge to also make settings for fancy shaped stones. (Evening\, Thu).\nBook Now\n– This intermediate jewellery course is perfect for those ready to take their stone setting knowledge to the next level.  Learn the principles of tension setting\, flush and claw setting. Further extend your skills to learn how to set more unusual fancy shaped stones (trillion\, emerald\, pear\, marquis). \nThe course is presented in short experimental projects that show how to make settings and how to set stones. These projects help you to consider how to design well for stone – set jewellery. \nCourse Dates: 17 January to 21 March \nBook Now\nWhat will I make?\nThe course is presented in the following projects: \n\nMake a tension-set ring\nDesign and make a flush-set charm\nMake a claw setting for your stone of choice\, and set it.\nExtension Project – make a setting for a fancy shaped stone\, and set it.\n\nWhat will I learn?\nBy the end of this course you will have a broad knowledge and experience of stone setting techniques for regular stone shapes. Furthermore will have an overview of how to design and make jewellery using trillion\, pear\, marquis and emerald cut stones. Then in your final project you will put this knowledge and experience together to make a ring\, brooch or pendant that incorporates a fancy – cut stone. \nBook Now\nCourse Tutor:Becky Dockree and Barbora Rybarova \nMax student numbers: 12 students with 2 tutors.  \nCourse Dates: 19 Sept – 21 Nov 2017 \nClass Times: Thursday eves\, 6.15 – 9.15pm \nCourse Fee:  Standard: £260 / *Concessions: £225 \n*f you are on a low wage\, or in receipt of tax credits or other benefit you qualify for the Flux concessionary rate. This is a discretionary discount which we personally subsidise. Please consider how much you need this discount before choosing the concessionary option. \nMaterials Kit : Basic materials are included. \n  \nBook Now
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/stone-setting-techniques-fine-fancy/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:10 week courses,Advanced Jewellery Classes,All Courses,Evening Classes,Gemmology,Intermediate Jewellery Classes,Stone Setting Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180116T181500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180313T211500
DTSTAMP:20190317T224046Z
CREATED:20170716T192810Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190317T224046Z
UID:6232-1516126500-1520975700@fluxjewelleryschool.com
SUMMARY:Explore metal manipulation techniques. Make a small vessel in copper or silver (B29)
DESCRIPTION:Explore ways to bend\, stretch\, crease and distort sheet metals like copper and silver. Design and make a small vessel in copper or silver (Evenings\, Tuesdays). \nBook Now.\n\n– On this 10 week course you will experiment with metal manipulation techniques including scoring\, fold forming and raising to create 3D form from sheet metal. To this end we present you with a series of short\, open ended projects that explore how to manipulate sheet metal into varied form using  hammers and stakes\, mallets and punches. Then using your experiences\, you will design and make a small vessel (or similar) that best exploits your favoured technique. \nYour projects include: \n\nScoring – Make at least 3 three dimensional forms by scoring and folding sheet\nFold forming – Fold\, crease\, unbend and stretch sheet metal to create at least 3 three dimensional forms\nRaising techniques – Use hammers and stakes to create up to 3 three dimensional forms\nExtension project -using your findings as a basis\, design and make a small vessel in copper or silver.\n\nBy the end of this course you will know how to: \nShape metal to create complex 3D forms using a range of techniques \nAnd you will have produced a reference / sample board of pieces that explore \nNote: this course is free flowing and experimental in nature and you are encouraged to explore ways to exploit and further extend processes.  You may choose to focus on your favourite process or you can experiment with all of them\, and it is anticipated that every student will have a unique set of outcomes. \nYou can use these metal manipulation techniques to explore new ways of working. However if you have other specific projects in mind\, you can choose to continue to work on these instead. Your tutor will always aim to facilitate your requirements. \nBook Now\nCourse Tutor: Vicky Forrester \nMax student numbers: 10 students  \nCourse Dates: 16 Jan – 20 March 2018 (No half term break) \nClass Times: Tuesday evenings\, 6.15pm – 9.15pm \nCourse Fee:  Standard: £260 / *Concessions: £225 \n*f you are on a low wage\, or in receipt of tax credits or other benefit you qualify for the Flux concessionary rate. This is a discretionary discount which we personally subsidise. Please consider how much you need this discount before choosing the concessionary option. \nMaterials Kit : Basic materials are included. \nBook Now
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/explore-metal-manipulation-techniques-make-small-vessel-copper-silver-b29/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:10 week courses,Advanced Jewellery Classes,All Courses
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ORGANIZER;CN="Vicky Forrester":MAILTO:info@fluxstudios.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180116T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180320T130000
DTSTAMP:20180106T190359Z
CREATED:20170715T212604Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180106T190359Z
UID:6215-1516096800-1521550800@fluxjewelleryschool.com
SUMMARY:Explore metal manipulation techniques. Make a small vessel in copper or silver. (A29)
DESCRIPTION:Explore ways to bend\, stretch\, crease and distort sheet metals like copper and silver. Design and make a small vessel in copper or silver.\n (Mornings\, Tuesdays). \nBook Now\n\n– On this 10 week course you will experiment with metal manipulation techniques including scoring\, fold forming and raising to create 3D form from sheet metal. To this end we present you with a series of short\, open ended projects that explore how to manipulate sheet metal into varied form using  hammers and stakes\, mallets and punches. Then using your experiences\, you will design and make a small vessel (or similar) that best exploits your favoured technique. \nYour projects include: \n\nScoring – Make at least 3 three dimensional forms by scoring and folding sheet\nFold forming – Fold\, crease\, unbend and stretch sheet metal to create at least 3 three dimensional forms\nRaising techniques – Use hammers and stakes to create up to 3 three dimensional forms\nExtension project -using your findings as a basis\, design and make a small vessel in copper or silver.\n\nBy the end of this course you will know how to: \nShape metal to create complex 3D forms using a range of techniques \nAnd you will have produced a reference / sample board of pieces that explore \nNote: this course is free flowing and experimental in nature and you are encouraged to explore ways to exploit and further extend processes.  You may choose to focus on your favourite process or you can experiment with all of them\, and it is anticipated that every student will have a unique set of outcomes. \nYou can use these metal manipulation techniques to explore new ways of working. However if you have other specific projects in mind\, you can choose to continue to work on these instead. Your tutor will always aim to facilitate your requirements. \nBook Now\nCourse Tutor: Vicky Forrester \nMax student numbers: 10 students  \nCourse Dates: 16 Jan – 20 March 2018 (No half term break) \nClass Times: Tuesday mornings\, 10am – 1pm \nCourse Fee:  Standard: £260 / Concessions: £225 / Tuesday Extra £430 \nMaterials Kit : Basic materials are included. \nWould you like to stay for the day? We also offer a Tuesday Extra package that gives you 4 hours of follow on time in the studio to work on your own projects. Read more here \nBook Now
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/metal-manipulation-techniques-jewellery/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:10 week courses,Advanced Jewellery Classes,All Courses,Extra hours at the bench,Morning Classes
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ORGANIZER;CN="Vicky Forrester":MAILTO:info@fluxstudios.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171217T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171217T170000
DTSTAMP:20170830T111759Z
CREATED:20160816T170303Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170830T111759Z
UID:5844-1513504800-1513530000@fluxjewelleryschool.com
SUMMARY:Perfect Pearls (PP2) - Pearl grading and pearl stringing workshop
DESCRIPTION:Learn ways to identify different types of Pearl. Combine gemmology and pearl stringing: put your new knowledge straight into practice with an afternoon workshop session to make a knotted string of pearls.\nWould you know if your pearls were dyed or naturally coloured? What is the difference between a Keshi Pearl and a Baroque pearl?  What is the difference between an Akoya Pearl and a Tahitian Pearl? How do Freshwater Pearls differ from the saltwater variety?  These little shell-fish gems have been favoured treasures since the earliest times; still they captivate us with their lustrous beauty. Have you ever fancied trying your hand at pearl stringing? Join us for a pearl grading workshop\, and make your own knotted string of pearls to wear home. \nOn this one day course you’ll have an opportunity to view a wide range of pearls of various type\, size\, colour and quality. We’ll introduce simple methods for basic identification\, and we’ll look beneath the surface of a sample of pearls to understand their structure. Pearls are organic ‘gemstones’. Although quite resilient\, they are sensitive to chemicals and to general wear and tear; we will discuss  how to take care of them. \nWe want you to make use of this knowledge\, so the class begins with a morning gemmology session followed by an afternoon of practical workshop activity to make your own string of pearls using traditional knotting techniques\, using silk and gimp. \nHow will this workshop help you?\nWhen it comes to making jewellery with gems and gem-like natural materials like pearl and amber\, it’s crucial to know a little bit about the qualities of these materials. Gemstone characteristics\, like hardness\, brittleness\, heat resistance\, porosity and cleavage are all important qualities that affect your choice when designing jewellery. Additionally\, when buying gems\, you need to know how to assess the quality of the item on offer. \nAt each session in our gemmology series we discuss the individual characteristics and behaviours of the particular stones\, to help you become better designers – and better stone setters too. \nWe’ve grouped our range of gemstones according to similar hues\, to better help you understand the differences between similar stones. Choose a workshop according to your preferred colour palette – or join up for the full bonanza 5 Saturdays! \nWhat will you gain?\nAs well as gaining a range of great methods to identify the type and quality of your gemstones\, you will get the chance to set your stone type of choice (or for the pearl workshop you will make a knotted string of pearls ) at the workshop\, to wear home. \nMorning Gemmology Schedule:\nUnderstand the differences between types  and qualities of pearls including: Baroque Pearls\, Keshi Pearls\, Round/Oval Pearls\, Dyed Pearls. \nAfternoon Stone Setting schedule:\nMake your own string of pearls from our selection\, using the traditional knotting technique on silk. \nPerfect Pearls (PP1)\nPP2 BOOK NOW\nCourse Tutors: Elena Timbaliuc and Barbora Rybarova \nMax student numbers: 7 \nCourse Date: Saturday 17 December 2017 \nClass Times: 10am – 5pm \nCourse Fee: £120 \nPP2 BOOK NOW
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/5844/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Advanced Jewellery Classes,All Courses,Beginner jewellery classes,Gemmology,Intermediate Jewellery Classes,London Short Courses,Pearl Stringing
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171029T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171029T170000
DTSTAMP:20170830T111642Z
CREATED:20160815T133506Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170830T111642Z
UID:5825-1509271200-1509296400@fluxjewelleryschool.com
SUMMARY:Beautiful Blues\, Pretty Purples (BP2) - gemmology and stone setting workshop
DESCRIPTION:Learn ways to identify gemstones with blue and purple hues. Combine gemmology and stone setting: put your new knowledge straight into practice with an afternoon workshop session to make a stone-set piece of jewellery.\nHow many blue gemstones can you name? Can you tell the differences between them? Do you know your Aquamarine from your Topaz? How can you tell Sapphire from Prasiolite?? Can you tell the difference between Iolite and and Tanzanite? Why might you choose Amethyst in preference to  Flourite??  Are you ready to learn some gemmology and stone setting techniques? \nOn this one day course you’ll have an opportunity to use a range of professional gemstone identification equipment. We’ll also introduce you to some trade tricks and lo-tech methods to examine and identify a wide selection of stones in blue and purple hues. \nWe want you to make use of this knowledge\, so the class begins with a morning gemmology session followed by an afternoon of practical workshop activity to make a tension set ring in sterling silver\, with your favourite stone. \nHow will these workshops help you?\nWhen it comes to stone setting\, it’s crucial to know a little bit about the kind of gemstone you are working with. Gemstone characteristics\, like hardness\, brittleness\, heat resistance\, porosity and cleavage are all important qualities that affect your choice of stone when designing jewellery. Additionally\, when buying a stone\, you need to know how to assess the quality of the stones on offer. \nAt each session in our gemmology series we discuss the individual characteristics and behaviours of the particular stones\, to help you become better designers – and better stone setters too. \nWe’ve grouped our range of gemstones according to similar hues\, to better help you understand the differences between similar stones. Choose a workshop according to your preferred colour palette – or join up for the full bonanza 5 Saturdays! \nWhat will you gain?\nAs well as gaining a range of great methods to identify the type and quality of your gemstones\, you will get the chance to set your stone type of choice at the workshop\, to wear home. Make a tension set ring using silver and your favourite stone of the day\, or if you made one of these with us before\, try bead\, claw or flush setting. \nMorning Gemmology Schedule:\nLearn to identify between a range of blue to purple stones such as Aquamarine\, Topaz\, Tourmaline\, Sapphire\, Tanzanite\, Iolite\, Amethyst\, Flourite. \nAfternoon Stone Setting schedule:\nHow to make a Tension-set silver ring. \nChoose a suitable stone from our selection of semi-precious blue/purple hue stones\, make a silver ring and tension-set your stone into it. (or if you already attended the Gemmilicious Green workshop\, learn an alternative setting type. Make a silver charm using rub-over / claw / flush / bead settings) \nBP1 Book Now\nCourse Tutors: Elena Timbaliuc and Barbora Rybarova \nMax student numbers: 7 \nCourse Date: Sunday 29 October 2017 \nCourse Times: 10am – 5pm \nCourse Fee: £120 \nBP1 Book Now
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/5825/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Advanced Jewellery Classes,All Courses,Beginner jewellery classes,Gemmology,Intermediate Jewellery Classes,London Short Courses,Stone Setting Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171028T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180204T170000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20170830T094825Z
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SUMMARY:Gemmilicious! Gemmology courses with Stone Setting
DESCRIPTION:Learn ways to identify coloured gemstones. Combine gemmology and stone setting: put your new knowledge straight into practice with an afternoon workshop session to make a stone-set piece of jewellery.\nGB2  Book Now\nDo you know your Emeralds from your Agates? Can you tell the difference between Ruby and Pink Tourmaline? How many colours do Sapphires come in? Did you know you can identify a Diamond from a Cubic Zirconium with only a pen to aid you? Are you ready to learn some gemmology and stone setting techniques? \nWe proudly present our Gemmilicious series of one-day workshops in gemmology and stone setting. Learn about your favourite stones\, then learn how to set one in a tension ring and wear it home. \nOn each course you’ll have an opportunity to use a range of professional gemstone identification equipment\, and  we’ll also introduce you to some trade tricks and lo-tech methods to examine and identify a wide selection of stones in hues from crystal-white to clear pastels\, greens\, blues to purple shades and pink to reds\, orange and brown.. \nWe want you to make use of this knowledge\, so each workshop begins with a morning gemmology session followed by an afternoon of practical workshop activity. Make a sterling silver tension set ring with your favourite stone\, or when we study pearls\, learn the traditional knotting technique with silk to make your own necklace. \nWho are these workshops for?\nWe invite anyone with an interest in gemstones to join our course. Intended as an introduction to gemmology\, we provide you with a foundation knowledge of the characteristics of a range of popular gemstones. We  explore techniques to identify them\, and also how to care for them (and what not to do with them!).  We also discuss how to design jewellery for particular gemstones and these courses are especially useful for jewellers wanting to incorporate them into their work. \nHow will these workshops help you?\nWhen it comes to stone setting\, it’s crucial to know a little bit about the kind of gemstone you are working with. Gemstone characteristics\, like hardness\, brittleness\, heat resistance\, porosity and cleavage are all important qualities that affect your choice of stone when designing jewellery. Additionally\, when buying a stone\, you need to know how to assess the quality of the stones on offer. \nAt each session in our gemmology series we discuss the individual characteristics and behaviours of the particular stones\,  to help you become better designers – and better stone setters too. \nWe’ve grouped our range of gemstones according to similar hues\, to better help you understand the differences between similar stones. Choose a workshop according to your preferred colour palette – or join up for the full bonanza 5 Saturdays! \nWhat will you gain?\nAs well as gaining a range of great methods to identify the type and quality of your gemstones\, you will get the chance to set your stone type of choice at the workshop\, to wear home. Make a tension set ring using silver and your favourite stone of the day\, or learn traditional pearl stringing techniques using silk\, a needle gimp and some clever knots. \nEach course runs from 10am – 5pm. Max student numbers: 7 \nCourse Tutors: Elena Timbaliuc and Barbora Rybarova \nBooking:\nYou can sign up for any of the five  individual Saturday workshops (purchase button under each listing \, See dates and details below). \nAlternatively you can sign up for all five workshops to gain a broad insight into gemstones and the basics of gemmology\, and you’ll get a great discount too! \nRead on…….. \n\nGemmilicious Greens (GG2)\nDate: Saturday 28 October 2017 \nTime: 10am – 5pm \nMorning Schedule: Gemmology – Learn to identify between a range of green stones such as Emerald\, Agate\, Diopside\, Peridot\, Sapphire\, Tourmaline\, Jade. \nAfternoon schedule: Stone Setting – Choose your stone\, make a ring and tension set your stone into it. \nFee: £120 \nGG2 Book Now\n\nBeautiful Blues\, Pretty Purples (BP2)\nDate: Sunday 29 October 2017 \nTime: 10am – 5pm \nMorning Schedule: Gemmology – Learn to identify between a range of blue to purple stones such as Aquamarine\, Topaz\, Tourmaline\,Sapphire\, Tanzanite\, Iolite\, Amethyst\, Flourite. \nAfternoon schedule: Stone Setting – Choose your stone\, make a ring and tension set your stone into it. \nFee: £120 \nBP2 Book Now\n\nPlush pinks and Radiant Reds (PR2)\nDate: Saturday 3 Feb 2018 \nTime: 10am – 5pm \nMorning Schedule: Gemmology – Learn to identify between a range of pink to red stones such as Quartz\, Tourmaline\, Ruby\, Sapphire\, Garnet\, Carnelian\, Citrine Fire Opal \nAfternoon schedule:Stone Setting – Choose your stone\, make a ring and tension set your stone into it. \nFee: £120 \nPR2 Book Now\n\nCrystal Whites and Bright Clear Pastels (CC2)\nDate: Sunday 4 Feb 2018 \nTime: 10am – 5pm \nMorning Schedule: Gemmology – Learn to identify between a range of translucent stones from ‘white’ to pale blues\, greens pinks and yellows such as: Diamond\, Cubic Zirconia\, Topaz\, Sapphire\, Morganite\, Kunzite\, Quartz. \nAfternoon schedule: Stone Setting – Choose your stone\, make a ring and tension set your stone into it. \nFee: £120 \nCC2 Book Now\n\nPerfect Pearls (PP2)\nDate: Sun 17 December 2017 \nTime: 10am – 5pm \nMorning Schedule: Gemmology – Understand the differences between types  and qualities of pearls including: Baroque Pearls\, Keshi Pearls\, Round/Oval Pearls\, Dyed Pearls. \nAfternoon schedule: Stone Setting – Make your own string of pearls using the traditional knotting technique on silk. \nFee: £120 \nPP2 Book Now\n\nGem Magic Bonanza (GMB1)\nDates: Courses run on the following weekends  \n\n28 /29 October 2017\n17 December 2017\n3 /4 Feb 2018\n\nSign up for all five Saturday courses to complete your gemstone initiation. \nYou can make 5 tension set rings and a string of pearls – or we can challenge you with a new setting technique for each of the workshops 🙂 \nFee: £540 \nGB2 Book Now\n\n#gemstones #pearlstringing #gemmology
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/5406/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Advanced Jewellery Classes,All Courses,Beginner jewellery classes,Gemmology,Intermediate Jewellery Classes,London Short Courses,Pearl Stringing,Stone Setting Courses
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171028T170000
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SUMMARY:Gemmilicious Greens (GG2) – gemmology and stone setting workshop
DESCRIPTION:Learn ways to identify green gemstones. Combine gemmology and stone setting: put your new knowledge straight into practice with an afternoon workshop session to make a stone-set piece of jewellery.\nHow many green gemstones can you name? Can you tell the differences between them? Do you know your Emeralds from your Agates? Can you tell the difference between Moldavite and glass? Can you identify a Green Garnet from Peridot??  Are you ready to learn some gemmology and stone setting techniques? \nOn this one day course you’ll have an opportunity to use a range of professional gemstone identification equipment\, and  we’ll also introduce you to some trade tricks and lo-tech methods to examine and identify a wide selection of stones in green hues. \nWe want you to make use of this knowledge\, so the class begins with a morning gemmology session followed by an afternoon of practical workshop activity to make a tension set ring in sterling silver\, with your favourite stone. \nHow will these workshops help you?\nWhen it comes to stone setting\, it’s crucial to know a little bit about the kind of gemstone you are working with. Gemstone characteristics\, like hardness\, brittleness\, heat resistance\, porosity and cleavage are all important qualities that affect your choice of stone when designing jewellery. Additionally\, when buying a stone\, you need to know how to assess the quality of the stones on offer. \nAt each session in our gemmology series we discuss the individual characteristics and behaviours of the particular stones\,  to help you become better designers – and better stone setters too. \nWe’ve grouped our range of gemstones according to similar hues\, to better help you understand the differences between similar stones. Choose a workshop according to your preferred colour palette – or join up for the full bonanza 5 Saturdays! \nWhat will you gain?\nAs well as gaining a range of great methods to identify the type and quality of your gemstones\, you will get the chance to set your stone type of choice at the workshop\, to wear home. Make a tension set ring using silver and your favourite stone of the day. \nMorning Gemmology Schedule:\nLearn to identify between a range of green stones such as Emerald\, Agate\, Diopside\, Peridot\, Sapphire\, Tourmaline\, Jade. \nAfternoon Stone Setting schedule:\nHow to make a Tension-set silver ring. \nChoose a suitable stone from our selection of semi-precious green stones\, make a silver ring and tension set your stone into it. \nGG2 Book Now\nCourse Tutors: Elena Timbaliuc and Barbora Rybarova \nMax student numbers: 7 \nCourse Date:  Saturday 28 October 2017 \nClass Times: 10.00am – 5pm  \nCourse Fee:  £120 \nGG2 Book Now
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/gemmilicious-greens-gg1/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Advanced Jewellery Classes,All Courses,Beginner jewellery classes,Gemmology,Intermediate Jewellery Classes,London Short Courses,Stone Setting Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20170921T181500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171123T211500
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SUMMARY:Crushed Stone Inlay for Silver Jewellery (C28)
DESCRIPTION:Intermediate jewellery course: Learn the art of crushed stone inlay to add unique colour combinations to your jewellery.\nBook Now\nThis is a fantastic way to make use of your broken and chipped semi-precious stones! Breathe new life into unwanted beads using these inlay techniques for silver jewellery! Or delve into our selection of material (pearl\, lapis\, turquoise) to create beautiful crushed stone inlay. \nIn combination with your existing jewellery making skills\,  you will explore new ways to bring colour and vivacity to your designs. Learn how you can safely pulverise gemstone material and which gems are suitable for the process.  Experiment with ways to give new physical form to your newly crushed material. Make a structure in silver that can be used to contain or combine with this colourful substance. \nThe course is presented in short projects that lead towards an understanding of material and technique. In your final project you will design and make a unique piece of jewellery that makes use of your favoured approach to colour\, shape and form. \nCourse Dates: 21 Sept — 23 Nov \n\nProject 1 – 2D form (filled\, open cells). Make a pendant with 2 colours of crushed stone.\nProject 2 – 3D form. Make a ring with a crushed stone section.\nExtension Project – Design and make a piece of jewellery that explores shape\, colour and form.\n\nBy the end of this course you will have a broad knowledge of the crushed stone inlay techniques for silver jewellery. You will understand the consequences of hardness (Mohs scale) for this process\, and you will have a designed and made a minimum of 3 items of jewellery that incorporate gemstone material. \nBook Now\nCourse Tutor:Becky Dockree and Barbora Rybarova \nMax student numbers: 12 students with 2 tutors.  \nCourse Dates: 21 September –  23 Nov 2017 (No half term break) \nClass Times: Thursday eves\, 6.15pm -9.15pm \nCourse Fee:  Standard: £260 / *Concessions: £225 \n*f you are on a low wage\, or in receipt of tax credits or other benefit you qualify for the Flux concessionary rate. This is a discretionary discount which we personally subsidise. Please consider how much you need this discount before choosing the concessionary option. \nMaterials Kit : Basic materials are included. \nBook Now
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/crushed-stone-inlay-silver-jewellery/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:10 week courses,All Courses,Evening Classes,Intermediate Jewellery Classes,Stone Setting Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20170921T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180531T180000
DTSTAMP:20180103T215752Z
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SUMMARY:Flux One Year Intermediate Certificate in Jewellery
DESCRIPTION:Extend your jewellery design and jewellery making skills with the Flux one year\, part time Intermediate Certificate in Jewellery Making.\nBook now\n– While strengthening your core jewellery making skills\, the Flux Intermediate Certificate in Jewellery gives impetus for your creativity to flourish. The programme of modules for this one year\, part time course will raise your existing skills\, meanwhile broadening your repertoire to include more complex techniques. This provides inspiration for your creative ideas\, also sharpening your problem solving skills.  \nWe put the focus firmly on your personal development\, and you’ll be assigned a tutor at the start of the programme.  This connection provides us all with a clear avenue for communication. It also ensures that you get the very best experience of  learning during your time here. \nWe have put together a combination of weekend and evening study which we have selected from our full range of courses. The core of your learning is delivered through the Thursday evening sessions that run through the academic year. Additionally these classes provide you with regular weekly contact with your tutor. Then to complement your skills we have selected a series of short specialist courses. Here we introduce new techniques to further enrich your skills and creative development. \nHow will my learning be structured?\nBetween September and July you will have attended three 10 week evening courses and  4 specialist weekend courses. Additionally\, across the year you will have 3 enriching personal development days with your tutor.You’ll spend an additional weekend at Flux for your exhibition and in total this amounts to more than 180 hours of workshop time. With a maximum ratio of 1 tutor to 6 students this means we can provide the input you need to keep developing to the highest level. To gain the Flux Intermediate Certificate in Jewellery you will need to attend all sessions. (flexibility around dates can be arranged but please discuss this with us in advance).You can see the full timetable at the bottom of this page. \nWhat will I learn?\nBy the end of this course you will have extended your jewellery making repertoire to include a range of more complex techniques in jewellery making. Having a broad knowledge – and experience – of\, for example\, stone setting\, this gives new perspective to your jewellery designing and problem solving challenges. Meanwhile\, through your project work you will further embed and hone those core skills that underpin every jeweller’s practice.  \nWe have a strong interest in your creative development and we will support your creative and  jewellery design skills through assignments\, project work and study days. However\, fabulously creative ideas need to be achievable. Therefore your creative development will be grounded through application. We have planned every project to give you new insight into the possibilities – and limitations – of process and material. \nWhich techniques will I explore?\nConnections – When it comes to making flawless jewellery\, good silver soldering skills are key\, and you’ll have the opportunity to really hone those skills on the soldering masterclass. \nCasting and related processes – we examine a range of approaches to creating solid 3D form. You will explore studio casting techniques including cuttlefish casting and delft casting. Additionally we introduce wax carving as a means for making a model for the lost wax casting process. Learn how to design for one- off jewellery items\, or develop a wax original for mass production. \nDecorative techniques  – Enamelling and etching are on the menu for you this year. Quite diverse in appearance\, these techniques can however be used together to great effect. \nStone setting – you will make tension\, claw and flush setting samples\, as well as settings for more complex or irregular gemstone shapes. Also\, you’ll get to explore ways to make use of broken or unwanted beads and stones using the crushed stone inlay technique. \nDesigning for silver jewellery – designing is of course integral  to your project work. Additionally\, we structure the Personal Development days to further support your jewellery design skills. On these occasions you will work with your tutor to develop research methods and drawing skills\, sketches and presentation skills\, and design ideas that will feed your creative output.  \nWhat will I produce for the Flux Intermediate Certificate in Jewellery?\nPhysical objects – Since your creative spirit knows no bounds we cannot precisely say what you will make during your year here\, but we can suggest you will produce a minimum of: 3 silver rings\, 2 hollow formed pendants and a small lidded box\, and a charm and a ring each with a stone setting.You will also have made earrings with silver and keum boo\, enamelled pendants and maybe some tags\, delft-cast charms\, cuttlefish-cast objects\, and you will have made a brooch that incorporates metal and textiles. \nSketchbook work\, and notes – You will produce at least one sketchbook over the year. In your sketchbook you will record ideas\, technical problem solving\, sources of inspiration\, drawing and sketching exercises and design work. You may like to keep technical notes in your sketchbook too – or if you prefer you may have a separate notebook for these. \nTreasury of samples – We find that people best learn through experience\, so all your courses begin with experimentation. These experiments and tests form the basis of your own\, personal reference treasury – a visual\, tactile library of materials and techniques that you can use to develop future jewellery projects. How is this useful? Those periods of experimentation are aways followed by a project with a brief. As your skills develop you will gain progressively more freedom to explore your own design ideas\, informed by your tests\, and within the context of a brief. \nAn exhibition – At the end of the year\, as part of your final assessment\, you will present a selection of all of these outputs for exhibition. This normally exhibition normally falls in mid June\, as part of Camberwell Arts Festival.  \nWhat do I gain?\nIn addition to all of the products listed above\, you will be presented with the Flux Intermediate Certificate in Jewellery. The certificate includes credits and evaluations for each module of learning that you have completed. These can be used to support the physical evidence of the skills you have implemented in your project work.  \nWhat next?\nTake the Flux Advanced Certificate in Jewellery to raise your skills to a professional level\, or use your products and supporting evidence to gain for work in the jewellery trade. \nCourse Fees\nThe fee for the Flux Certificate One Year Course in Jewellery is £2850. You can pay in instalments too: \n\nOne payment of £2850\n2 instalments of £1440 (Course fee total£2880. additional cost to cover admin)\n3 instalments of £980 (Course fee total £2940. additional cost to cover admin)\n\nIf there are any aspects of this course you’d like to discuss you can Email us  \nReady to leap into your future?   \nBook now\nCourse Tutor: Vicky Forrester \nMax Student numbers: 5 \nDates: 21 September 2017 – 15 July 2018 \nClass Times: Evenings\, Weekends \nTimetable\nTerm 1\n\nCrushed stone inlay for silver jewellery– Thursday evenings 21 Sep  – 23 Nov 2017\, 10 meetings 6pm – 9.15pm\n\n\nSaturday personal development day – accent on design (Autumn term\, we’ll agree a date with you) 10am – 4pm\n\nTerm 2\n\nStone setting techniques – Fine and Fancy – Thursday evenings 18 Jan – 22 March 2018\, 10 meetings 6pm – 9.15pm\n\n\nCasting processes in metal -Weekend  26-27 Jan 2018\, 10am – 5pm daily\n\n\nExperiment with Enamelling – Weekend 24-25 Feb 2018\, 10am – 5pm daily\n\n\nSaturday personal development day / 2 – accent on design (Easter break –  we’ll agree a date with you) 10am – 4pm\n\nTerm 3\n\nWax carving for casting silver jewellery  – Thursday evenings 19 April – 28 June 2018\, 10 meetings 6pm – 9.15pm\, 10am – 5pm daily\nEtching techniques for jewellery  – Weekend 19/20 May 2018\, 10am – 5pm daily\nSoldering Masterclass – Weekend 14/15 July 2018\, 10am – 5pm daily\nSaturday personal development day / 3 – accent on design (Summer term\, we’ll agree a date with you)\nExhibition of work and participation in the Creative Urges weekend (to coincide with Camberwell Arts Week) 10am – 4pm\n\nBook now
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/flux-one-year-intermediate-certificate-in-jewellery/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Extra hours at the bench,Stone Setting Courses
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SUMMARY:Flux One Year Foundation Certificate in Jewellery
DESCRIPTION:Develop your jewellery design and jewellery making skills with the Flux accredited one year part time jewellery course.\nBook now\n– On this one year part time jewellery course we present a rich and varied programme of study for you to develop solid foundation skills in jewellery design and  jewellery making. It’s perfect for you if you have an interest in learning to design and make jewellery\, and you want to work with silver and other precious materials. We put the focus firmly on your personal development\, and you’ll be assigned a tutor at the start of the programme.  This connection with your tutor provides us all with a clear avenue for communication. It also ensures that you get the very best experience of  learning during your time here. \nWe have put together a combination of weekend and evening study which we have selected from our full range of courses. The core of your learning is delivered through the wednesday evening sessions that run through the academic year. Additionally these classes provide you with regular weekly contact with your tutor. Then to complement your skills we have selected a series of short specialist courses. Here we introduce new techniques to further enrich your skills development. \nHow will my learning be structured?\nThis is a one year part time jewellery course. Between September and July you will have attended three 10 week evening courses and  4 specialist weekend courses that focus on delivering the skills you need to design and make jewellery. Additionally\, across the year you will have 3 enriching personal development days with your tutor. You’ll spend an additional weekend at Flux for your exhibition and in total this amounts to more than 180 hours of workshop time. With a maximum ratio of 1 tutor to 6 students this means we can provide the input you need to keep developing to the highest level. To gain the Flux One Year Foundation Certificate in Jewellery you will need to attend all sessions. (flexibility around dates can be arranged but please discuss this with us in advance). You can see the full timetable at the bottom of this page. \nWhat will I learn?\nBy the end of this course you will have developed the core skills that underpin every jeweller’s practice. These fundamental skills include measuring\, cutting\, filing\, drilling\, bending\, soldering and polishing. It’s especially important to develop these skills and you will have extensive practice through your project work. The projects we set usually give you opportunity to explore design as well as technique and material\, and by the end of the course you will be able to design and make jewellery with confidence. \nWe have a strong interest in your creative development and we will support your jewellery design skills through assignments\, project work and study days. However\, fabulously creative ideas need to be achievable. Therefore your creative development will be grounded through application. We have planned every project to give you new insight into the possibilities – and limitations – of process and material. \nWhich techniques will I explore?\nConnections – we explore how to attach metal and other elements together\, and techniques include silver soldering\, setting\, riveting\, using tabs. \nForming – how do we shape metal to create light 3D form? We introduce common forming techniques for working with sheet metal\, including doming\, folding\, bending\, forging. \nCasting and related processes – we examine a range of approaches to creating solid 3D form. You will explore studio casting techniques including cuttlefish casting and delft casting. We’ll also discuss methods for one-off and limited edition production. \nDecorative techniques  – you’ll get to experiment with keum boo\, enamelling\, textures and simple patination techniques. furthermore you will explore ways to integrate other media into your jewellery. \nStone setting – How do we permanently attach gemstones to our jewellery? We present a series of product-based projects that explore the rub-over stone setting technique. \nDesigning for silver jewellery – designing is of course integral  to your project work. Additionally\, we structure the Personal Development days to further support your jewellery design skills. On these occasions you will work with your tutor to develop research methods and drawing skills\, sketches and presentation skills\, and design ideas that will feed your creative output.  \nWhat will I produce for the Flux Foundation Certificate in Jewellery?\nPhysical objects – Since your creative spirit knows no bounds we cannot precisely say what you will make during your year here\, but we can suggest you will produce a minimum of: 3 silver rings\, 2 hollow formed pendants and a small lidded box\, and a charm and a ring each with a stone setting.You will also have made earrings with silver and keum boo\, enamelled pendants and maybe some tags\, delft-cast charms\, cuttlefish-cast objects\, and you will have made a brooch that incorporates metal and textiles. \nSketchbook work\, and notes – You will produce at least one sketchbook over the year. In your sketchbook you will record ideas\, technical problem solving\, sources of inspiration\, drawing and sketching exercises and design work. You may like to keep technical notes in your sketchbook too – or if you prefer you may have a separate notebook for these. \nTreasury of samples – We find that people best learn through experience\, so all your courses begin with experimentation. These experiments and tests form the basis of your own\, personal reference treasury – a visual\, tactile library of materials and techniques that you can use to develop future jewellery projects. How is this useful? Those periods of experimentation are aways followed by a project with a brief. As your skills develop you will gain progressively more freedom to explore your own design ideas\, informed by your tests\, and within the context of a brief. \nAn exhibition – At the end of the year\, as part of your final assessment\, you will present a selection of all of these outputs for exhibition. This normally exhibition normally falls in mid June\, as part of Camberwell Arts Festival.  \nWhat do I gain?\n In addition to all of the products listed above\, you will be presented with the Flux One Year Foundation Certificate in Jewellery. The certificate includes credits and evaluations for each module of learning that you have completed. These can be used to support the physical evidence of the skills you have implemented in your project work. And of course you will have gained solid foundation skills  that will enable you to to design and make jewellery. \nWhat next?\nTake the Flux One Year Intermediate Certificate in Jewellery to extend your skills\, or use your products and supporting evidence to gain for work in the jewellery trade. Subsequently\, there is the option to take the Flux Advanced Certificate in Jewellery. \nCourse Fees\nThe fee for the Flux one year\, part time Foundation Certificate in Jewellery is £2850. You can pay in instalments too: \n\nOne payment of £2850\n2 instalments of £1440 (Course fee total£2880. additional cost to cover admin)\n3 instalments of £980 (Course fee total £2940. additional cost to cover admin)\n\nIf there are any aspects of this course you’d like to discuss you can Email us  \nReady to leap into your future?   \nBook now.\nCourse Tutor: Vicky Forrester \nMax Student numbers: 5 \nDates: 22 September 2017 – 27 June 2018 \nClass Times: Evenings\, Weekends \nTimetable for the Flux One Year\, Part Time Foundation Certificate in Jewellery\nTerm 1\n\n3 ways to make a silver ring  Weds evenings 20 Sep  – 22 Nov 2017\, 10 meetings 6pm – 9.15pm\n\n\nSaturday personal development day – accent on design (Autumn term\, we’ll agree a date with you) 10am – 4pm\n\n\nKeum Boo for jewellers\, Weekend 18-19 Nov 2017\, 10am – 5pm daily\n\nTerm 2\n\nDesign and make 2 hollow pendants and a lidded box Weds evenings 17 Jan – 21 March 2018\, 10 meetings 6pm – 9.15pm\n\n\nCasting processes in metal Weekend  26-27 Jan 2018\, 10am – 5pm daily\n\n\nExperiment with Enamelling  Weekend 24-25 Feb 2018\, 10am – 5pm daily\n\n\nCold Connections: Textiles and metal Weekend  10-11 March 2018\, 10am – 5pm daily\nSaturday personal development day / 2 – accent on design (Easter break –  we’ll agree a date with you) 10am – 4pm\n\nTerm 3\n\nDesign and make a stone-set silver charm and a ring  Weds evenings 18 April – 27 June 2018\, 10 meetings 6pm – 9.15pm\nSaturday personal development day / 3 – accent on design (Summer term\, we’ll agree a date with you) 10am – 4pm\nExhibition of work and participation in the Creative Urges weekend (to coincide with Camberwell Arts Week)\n\nBook now.
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/flux-one-year-foundation-certificate-jewellery/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Extra hours at the bench,Stone Setting Courses
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SUMMARY:Experimental stone setting techniques - Delft\, Claw and Wax (B28)
DESCRIPTION:Explore experimental and conventional approaches to stone setting. Combine traditional and experimental techniques to produce unusual\, stone-set jewellery. (Evenings\, Tuesdays).\n Book Now\n– On this jewellery course we explore traditional and experimental stone setting techniques in order to re-imagine new ways to design jewellery with stones.  \nThe aim of the course is to create designs that begin with the stone as the source of inspiration. How best can you show all off the qualities of your stone?  \nFirstly we begin with the bare fundamentals of traditional stone setting. Once you understand how to create simple\, reliable settings using conventional techniques\, you can then adapt these processes to truly honour the spirit of your gemstones.  \nSince the stone becomes the focus\, then we are free to explore design and technique in equal measure. \nThis course is presented in 3 projects that explore a range of techniques you can employ for creative stone setting.  \n\nExplore setting techniques that use claws. Make a traditional claw setting to understand the principles. Then deconstruct and reconstruct the setting to explore the necessary elements that keep your gemstone secure.\nWork with wax to create a setting for a large stone (pendant or ring).\nUse the delft sand casting technique to set a stone directly into molten metal (pendant or ring).\n\n\nExtension Project – Use your project results to create a unique pair of earrings with an experimental stone setting.\n\n Book Now\nCourse Tutor: Vicky Forrester \nMax student numbers: 10 students  \nCourse Dates: 19 Sept – 21 Nov 2017 \nClass Times: Tuesday evenings\, 6.15 – 9.15 pm \nCourse Fee:  Standard: £260 / Concessions: £225 / Tuesday Extra £430 \nMaterials Kit : Basic materials are included. \n  \n Book Now
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/experimental-stone-setting-techniques-delft-claw-wax-b28/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:10 week courses,Advanced Jewellery Classes,All Courses,Stone Setting Courses
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SUMMARY:Flux One Year Advanced Certificate in Jewellery
DESCRIPTION:Take your jewellery design and jewellery making skills to a professional level with the Flux Advanced Certificate in Jewellery.\nBook now\n– Do you already have a good range of jewellery making skills Do you want to take a more professional approach to your jewellery practice? If so\, the Flux one year\, part time Advanced Certificate in Jewellery is for you. On this one year jewellery course we present a rich and varied programme of study to further enrich your jewellery practice. We put the focus firmly on your personal development\, and you’ll be assigned a tutor at the start of the programme. This connection provides us all with a clear avenue for communication. It also ensures that you get the very best experience of  learning during your time here. \nWe have put together a combination of weekend and evening study which we feel are especially relevant to your needs. The core of your learning is delivered through the Tuesday evening sessions that run through the academic year. Additionally these classes provide you with regular weekly contact with your tutor. Then to complement your skills we have selected a series of short specialist courses. Here we introduce new techniques to further enrich your skills development. \nHow will my learning be structured?\nBetween September and July you will have attended three 10 week evening courses and 4 specialist weekend courses. Additionally\, across the year you will have 3 enriching personal development days with your tutor.You’ll spend an additional weekend at Flux for your exhibition and in total this amounts to more than 180 hours of workshop time. With a maximum ratio of 1 tutor to 6 students this means we can provide the input you need to keep developing to the highest level. To gain the Flux Advanced Certificate in Jewellery you will need to attend all sessions. (flexibility around dates can be arranged but please discuss this with us in advance). You can see the full timetable at the bottom of this page. \nWhat will I learn?\nBy the end of this course you will have expanded your knowledge and technical skills to raise your jewellery activities to a professional level.  We aim to invigorate every aspect of your practice\, with focus given to creative development\, technical know-how and business skills too.  \nAs we have a strong interest in your creative development\, the projects we set always begin with the experimental. We want to you break through and above the conventional\, and thus produce work with originality and flair. \nAt this level we need to consider production methods and pricing strategies alongside creative ideas and we will support these elements through assignments\, project work and study days. \nWhich techniques will I explore?\nStone setting – we present opportunities for you to explore all aspects of setting. From fine jewellery setting techniques (bead\, pave\, claw) to the more experimental (wax\, delft\, mixed techs)\, which suits you? Experiment too with encapsulation to ‘set’ other materials and objects into your jewellery. \nGemmology – Learn the basics of pearl grading\, and then try your hand at knotting to create a string of pearls. Learn how to distinguish gemstones using high and low tech methods. In addition\, you will learn about the various working properties of a range of stones. This knowledge is invaluable when considering setting styles for specific stones. Furthermore- and as an added bonus\, you will make a tension set ring using a semi-precious stone. \nCold Connections – we explore how to attach metal and other elements together. Especially relevant techniques include encapsulation\, riveting\, screws and tabs. \nForming – Try a range of forming techniques to give lightweight volume\, meanwhile creating hollow forms. How else can you take advantage of these design possibilities? You will explore small scale raising techniques\, as well as scoring and fold forming.  \nCasting and related processes – we examine a range of approaches to creating solid 3D form\, especially in relation to stone setting. Learn how to prepare a wax model for stone setting\, and try your hand at studio casting methods to encapsulate stones. \nDecorative techniques  – you’ll get to experiment with etching techniques for jewellery\, and hand engraving. Explore which of these best suits your making approach. Additionally\, you will experiment with small scale resin work and other methods of encapsulation.  \nCreative design – designing is of course integral  to your project work. Additionally\, we structure the Personal Development days to further support your jewellery design skills. On these occasions you will work with your tutor to develop a collection or series of collections that meet a specific brief.  \nBusiness skills – Who are you making your jewellery for? We present ways to explore audiences and find your niche market. Once identified\, we look at production techniques and strategies for pricing and marketing your work. \nWhat will I produce for the Flux Advanced Certificate in Jewellery?\nPhysical objects – Since your creative spirit knows no bounds we cannot precisely say what you will make during your year here\, but we can suggest you will produce at least: a pendant\, ring and earrings that explore stone settings\, a small\, formed vessel in copper or silver\, and a ring or brooch that encapsulates some precious item. You will also have made a string of pearls\, a tension set ring (or two)\, engraving plates and an etched pendants or a bangle. \nSketchbook work\, and notes – You will produce at least one sketchbook over the year. In your sketchbook you will record ideas\, technical problem solving\, sources of inspiration\, drawing and sketching exercises and design work. You may like to keep technical notes in your sketchbook too – or if you prefer you may have a separate notebook for these. \nTreasury of samples – We find that people best learn through experience\, so all your courses begin with experimentation. These experiments and tests form the basis of your own\, personal reference treasury – a visual\, tactile library of materials and techniques that you can use to develop future jewellery projects. How is this useful? Those periods of experimentation are aways followed by a project with a brief. In your project work your designs will be infused with influences from your tests\, also within the context of a brief. \nAn exhibition – At the end of the year\, as part of your final assessment\, you will present a selection of all of these outputs for exhibition. This normally exhibition normally falls in mid June\, as part of Camberwell Arts Festival.  \nWhat do I gain?\nIn addition to all of the products listed above\, you will be presented with the Flux Advanced Certificate in Jewellery. The certificate includes credits and evaluations for each module of learning that you have completed. These can be used to support the physical evidence of the skills you have implemented in your project work.  \nWhat next?\nTake flight! On completion of the Flux Advanced Certificate in Jewellery you are ready to place yourself in that niche you found. Take steps to find a studio and become self employed\, or use your skills to work for an established jeweller. Consider applying for membership at Flux. \nCourse Fees\nThe fee for the Flux One Year Advanced Certificate in Jewellery is £2850. You can pay in instalments too: \n\nOne payment of £2850\n2 instalments of £1440 (Course fee total£2880. additional cost to cover admin)\n3 instalments of £980 (Course fee total £2940. additional cost to cover admin)\n\nIf there are any aspects of this course you’d like to discuss you can Email us  \nReady to leap into your future?   \nBook now.\nCourse Tutor: Vicky Forrester \nMax Student numbers: 5 \nDates: 19 September 2017 – June 26 2018 \nClass Times: Evenings\, Weekends \nTerm 1\n\nExperimental stone setting techniques – wax delft and claw – Tuesday evenings 19 Sep  – 21 Nov 2017\, 10 meetings 6pm – 9.15pm\nPerfect Pearls – pearl grading and stringing  Sun 17 Dec 2017\, 10am – 5pm daily\n\n\nSaturday personal development day – accent on design (Autumn term\, we’ll agree a date with you) 10am – 4pm\n\nTerm 2\n\nExplore metal manipulation techniques; make a small vessel in silver – Tuesday evenings 16 Jan – 20 March 2018\, 10 meetings 6pm – 9.15pm\n\n\nDecorative hand engraving Weekend  – 24/25 March 2018\, 10am – 5pm daily\n\n\nPlush Pinks and Radiant Reds – Sat 3 Feb 2018\, 10am – 5pm daily\nCrystal Whites and Bright Clear Pastels (CC2) – gemmology – Sun 4 Feb 2018\, 10am – 5pm daily\n\n\nSaturday personal development day / 2 – accent on design (Easter break –  we’ll agree a date with you) 10am – 4pm\n\nTerm 3\n\nEncapsulating techniques for jewellery: watch lenses and related cold connections – Tuesday evenings 17 April – 26 June 2018\, 10 meetings 6pm – 9.15pm\nEtching techniques for jewellery  – Weekend 19/20 May 2018\, 10am – 5pm daily\nAdvanced Jewellery Making – Bead Setting and Pave -Weekend 2/3 June 2018\, 10am – 5pm daily\nSaturday personal development day / 3 – accent on business studies (Summer term\, we’ll agree a date with you) 10am – 4pm\nExhibition of work and participation in the Creative Urges weekend (to coincide with Camberwell Arts Week) 10am – 4pm\n\nBook now.
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/flux-one-year-advanced-certificate-jewellery/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Camberwell Arts Festival,Extra hours at the bench,Gemmology,Pearl Stringing,Stone Setting Courses
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SUMMARY:Experimental stone setting techniques - Delft\, Claw and Wax (A28)
DESCRIPTION:Explore experimental and conventional approaches to stone setting. Combine traditional and experimental techniques to produce unusual\, stone-set jewellery. (Mornings\, Tuesdays).\nBook Now\n– On this jewellery course we explore traditional and experimental stone setting techniques in order to re-imagine new ways to design jewellery with stones.  \nThe aim of the course is to create designs that begin with the stone as the source of inspiration. How best can you show all off the qualities of your stone?  \nFirstly we begin with the bare fundamentals of traditional stone setting. Once you understand how to create simple\, reliable settings using conventional techniques\, you can then adapt these processes to truly honour the spirit of your gemstones.  \nSince the stone becomes the focus\, then we are free to explore design and technique in equal measure. \nThis course is presented in 3 projects that explore a range of techniques you can employ for creative stone setting.  \n\nExplore setting techniques that use claws. Make a traditional claw setting to understand the principles. Then deconstruct and reconstruct the setting to explore the necessary elements that keep your gemstone secure.\nWork with wax to create a setting for a large stone (pendant or ring).\nUse the delft sand casting technique to set a stone directly into molten metal (pendant or ring).\n\n\nExtension Project – Use your project results to create a unique pair of earrings with an experimental stone setting.\n\n Book Now\nCourse Tutor: Vicky Forrester \nMax student numbers: 10 students  \nCourse Dates: 19 Sept – 21 Nov 2017 \nClass Times: Tuesday mornings\, 10am – 1pm \nCourse Fee:  Standard: £260 / Concessions: £225 / Tuesday Extra £430 \nMaterials Kit : Basic materials are included. \nWould you like to stay for the day? We also offer a Tuesday Extra package that gives you 4 hours of follow on time in the studio to work on your own projects. Read more here \n Book Now\nGeneral information about our Advanced courses:\nThese advanced jewellery courses are designed to assist you on an one-to-one basis\, providing the tutoring\, tools and equipment required to achieve your personal objectives. You will have the opportunity to improve existing skills\, also developing new skills by exploring new techniques. As the course progresses you can end up producing rings\, bangles and brooches\, experimental jewellery\, art pieces etc. In addition\, throughout these courses we introduce a new theme or technique to the group\, to stimulate new ways of working.
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/experimental-stone-setting-techniques-delft-claw-wax/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:10 week courses,Advanced Jewellery Classes,All Courses,Extra hours at the bench,Morning Classes
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ORGANIZER;CN="Vicky Forrester":MAILTO:info@fluxstudios.org
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SUMMARY:Make a Wood and Silver Ring (WS03)
DESCRIPTION:Make a Wood and Silver Ring: Weekend Course\n\nBook Now\nYou will learn how to make a wood and silver ring by combining various soldering and forming techniques on this weekend course. You will be using fine silver and sustainable hardwoods. \nTaught by guest tutor Nic Webb\, you will learn how to prepare a silver ring which you will then form around your chosen piece of hardwood\, bringing contrast of colour and texture to your ring. \nThe course fee covers the cost of materials. \nIf you would like to have your work hallmarked with the Flux Studios hallmark this can also be arranged at cost price. \nCourse Dates: Sat 30 July and Sun 31 July 2016 \nClass times: 10am – 5pm \nCourse Fee: \nFull fee £210 \nConcessions £195 \nNote: \nThis course is not part of the Southwark Programme and we cannot offer the usual discount for applicants from the borough. However if you live in Southwark and wish to take this course\, we will give you your Southwark Once short course of choice for FREE. \nPlease check your eligibility before choosing the concessionary option \nCourse code WS03 \nBook Now
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/make-a-wood-and-silver-ring-ws03/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Advanced Jewellery Classes,All Courses,Beginner jewellery classes,Intermediate Jewellery Classes,London Short Courses
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ORGANIZER;CN="Vicky Forrester":MAILTO:info@fluxstudios.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20160616T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20160617T150000
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SUMMARY:Casting Techniques for Jewellery (DC11)
DESCRIPTION:Casting Techniques for Jewellery: 2 Day Course (Thu-Fri).\n Book Now\n\n– This 2 day course introduces students to a range of home-studio casting techniques for jewellery and other small accessories. \nExperiment with a variety of approaches to casting\, exploring cuttlefish casting\, delft sand casting\, plywood and silicone mould making. Using pewter as our metal for casting we will also look at ways to incorporate other materials into the cast. \nYou may also work with silver if you wish\, but you will need to bring your own metal. \nIt is anticipated that you will produce a range of progressive test pieces that could form the basis of a charm necklace or bracelet. \nTechniques include: Cuttlefish casting\, delft sand casting\, acrylic / ply method of casting\, silicon mould making working with resistant materials to make prototypes for mould making. \nMore info will be provided at the time of booking your place. \nConcessionary Rates for Southwark Residents apply because of support from Southwark Council. \nThis fee includes all non-precious materials for your use. Refreshments provided. \nMax student numbers: 10 \nCourse Dates: Thu 16 – Fri 17 June 2016 \nClass Times: 10.00am – 3pm \nCourse costs: \nStandard full fee £190 \nStandard Concessionary fee £175 \n**Southwark Once £40 \n**Southwark Once concession FREE* \n* A refundable deposit of £10 is required to book your place. \nPlease check your eligibility before choosing the concessionary option \nPreference will be given to residents of SE5 and Southwark \n Book Now
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/casting-techniques-ewellery-dc11/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Advanced Jewellery Classes,All Courses,Beginner jewellery classes,Camberwell Arts Festival,Intermediate Jewellery Classes,London Programme of Jewellery Courses,London Short Courses
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ORGANIZER;CN="Vicky Forrester":MAILTO:info@fluxstudios.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20160611T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20160611T173000
DTSTAMP:20160716T213329Z
CREATED:20140626T125555Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160716T213329Z
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SUMMARY:Family Workshop - Cuttlefish Casting with Pewter (FP4)
DESCRIPTION:Family Workshop in Cuttlefish Casting: Saturday Afternoon Course.\n Book Now\n– This is an exciting family workshop in cuttlefish casting\, where together you will be able to make fabulous objects in metal. Design a pendant or medal in metal. Carve it. Cast it. Drill and polish it. Wear it! \nA participating adult must accompany each child \nSuitable for children 5+ \nAt Flux Studios we provide a supportive environment where families / children and their carers can actively engage with creative and craft processes in the professional environment of an artist studio. Projects are tailored to suit children and adults having no prior experience\, with initial focus on free experimentation with material and technique. Students then put their newfound experiences into producing a final piece of jewellery or mini – sculpture. \nThese workshops are free* for Southwark residents. A participating adult must accompany each child. \nMax student numbers: 6 x (adult and child) places \nCourse Date: Saturday 11 June 2016 \nClass Times: 2pm – 5.30pm \nStandard full fee £50 \nStandard concessionary fee £40 \n**Southwark Once FREE* \n**If you live in Southwark and have not booked a course with us since September 2015\, this course is free. \n*a fully refundable £10 deposit is required to book your place \nPreference will be given to residents of SE5 and Southwark \ncourse code FP04 \n Book Now\n#camberwellarts #openstudios #vanguardcourt #fluxjewelleryschool #familyworkshop #makejewellery
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/family-workshop-cuttlefish-casting-with-pewter-fp4/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:All Courses,Beginner jewellery classes,Camberwell Arts Festival,Family Jewellery- Making Workshops,London Programme of Jewellery Courses,London Short Courses
ORGANIZER;CN="Vicky Forrester":MAILTO:info@fluxstudios.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20160414T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20160623T210000
DTSTAMP:20160716T213439Z
CREATED:20150515T102606Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160716T213439Z
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SUMMARY:Explore Fold Forming Techniques for Jewellery (C24)
DESCRIPTION:Intermediate jewellery making – fold forming techniques for jewellery. 10 Week Course (Evening\, Thu).\nBook Now\n– On this 10 week jewellery course you will experiment with numerous fold forming techniques for jewellery. Explore how to fold and hammer sheet to create hollow\, light\, wearable jewellery. Topics include scoring and folding\, fold forming and repousé techniques. \n\nProject 1 – Experiment with scoring/folding\, and  fold forming techniques to create 3D forms from sheet metal; design and make a pair of items using your favoured technique.\nProject 2 – Experiment with repousé to create 3D forms from sheet metal; design and make a pendant or brooch using this technique\n\nBy the end of this course you will know how to: \nShape metal to create complex 3D forms using a range of techniques; \nAnd you will have produced 3 pieces of finished jewellery and a reference / sample board of pieces that explore forming\, folding and repousé. \nCourse Dates: Thursday 14 April to Thursday 23 June 2016 \nClass Times: Tue eves\, 6-9pm for 10 weeks \n(Half Term Break – no class – Thu 2 June) \nCourse Fee: \nFull fee £220 \nConcessions £195 \nMaterials kit : £15 \nCourse code: C24 \nBook Now
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/explore-fold-forming-techniques-jewellery-c24/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:10 week courses,All Courses,Intermediate Jewellery Classes
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ORGANIZER;CN="Vicky Forrester":MAILTO:info@fluxstudios.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20160413T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20160622T210000
DTSTAMP:20160716T213530Z
CREATED:20150515T100342Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160716T213530Z
UID:4879-1460570400-1466629200@fluxjewelleryschool.com
SUMMARY:Design and Make a Pendant and a Ring with a Stone Setting (G20)
DESCRIPTION:Beginners Jewellery making: design and make a pendant and a ring with a stone setting – 10 Week Course (Evening\, Wed).\nBook Now\n\n– On this 10 week jewellery course you will learn to design and make a pendant and a ring with a stone setting using semi-precious stones and traditional silver soldering techniques. \nThe course is presented in 2 projects that develop technical skills while also encouraging experimentation and design development. \n\nProject 1 – Design and make a silver pendant with a semi- precious stone setting\n\n\nProject 2 – Design and make a ring with a stone setting\n\nBy the end of this course you will know how to design 2 pieces of jewellery that work together as a set\, cut\, file and polish metals like copper and silver\, measure and make a ring to fit your finger size\, permanently join 2 or more elements together using traditional silver soldering techniques\, make a rub-over setting for a stone\, and set the stone\, use wire to make jump rings and other types of attachments for jewellery – and you will have designed and made 2 pieces of jewellery\, set with stones\, that work together as a set. \nMax student numbers: 12 students with 2 tutors \nCourse Dates:  13 April – 22 June 2016 \nClass Times: Wed eves\, 6-9pm for 10 weeks \n(Half Term Break – no class – Wed 1 June) \nCourse Fee: \n\nFull fee £220\nConcessions £195\n\nMaterials kit: £15 \nCourse code: G20 \nBook Now
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/design-make-pendant-ring-stone-setting-g20/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:10 week courses,All Courses,Beginner jewellery classes
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ORGANIZER;CN="Vicky Forrester":MAILTO:info@fluxstudios.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20160412T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20160621T210000
DTSTAMP:20160716T213558Z
CREATED:20150515T095342Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160716T213558Z
UID:4878-1460484000-1466542800@fluxjewelleryschool.com
SUMMARY:Wax Techniques For Jewellery Making (B24)
DESCRIPTION:Advanced Course: Wax techniques for jewellery making/ personal project development\nBook Now\n– On this 10 week jewellery course you will have the opportunity to explore a range of wax techniques for jewellery making\, including how to make one- off models for lost wax casting. Understand how size and dimension affects the weight of your final piece in various metals and learn how to reduce weight without compromising the visual impact of your design. Design and carve a ring in wax to include a stone of your choice. \n\nProject 1 – Wax carving: design and carve a ring in wax; incorporate a stone setting.\nProject 2 – Working with hot wax: make a one-off wax model for lost wax casting\n\nIn addition to the processes taught on this course each student will work to their own brief to improve their jewellery design skills and making techniques. \nBy the end of this course you will know how to: \nCut\, carve and manipulate wax to realise your designs \nPrepare your items for professional lost wax casting taking into consideration the constraints of the processes and materials involved. \nAnd you will have designed and made several pieces of cast jewellery. \nMax student numbers: 12 students\, with tutor Vicky Forrester \nCourse Dates: 12 April 2016 End: 21 June 2016 \nClass Times: Tuesday evenings\, 6-9pm for 10 weeks \n(Half Term Break – no class Tue 31 May) \nCourse Fee: \nFull fee £220 \nConcessions £195 \nMaterials kit : £15 \nCourse code: B24 \nBook Now\n* Why not extend your day to use our facilities for self- directed time? Read more here…. 
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/wax-techniques-jewellery-making-b24/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:10 week courses,Advanced Jewellery Classes,All Courses
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ORGANIZER;CN="Vicky Forrester":MAILTO:info@fluxstudios.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20160412T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20160621T130000
DTSTAMP:20170701T142945Z
CREATED:20150515T094434Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170701T142945Z
UID:4875-1460455200-1466514000@fluxjewelleryschool.com
SUMMARY:Wax Techniques For Jewellery Making (A24)
DESCRIPTION:Advanced Course: Wax techniques for jewellery making/ personal project development\nBook Now\n– On this 10 week jewellery course you will have the opportunity to explore a range of wax techniques for jewellery making\, including how to make one- off models for lost wax casting. Understand how size and dimension affects the weight of your final piece in various metals and learn how to reduce weight without compromising the visual impact of your design. Design and carve a ring in wax to include a stone of your choice. \n\nProject 1 – Wax carving: design and carve a ring in wax; incorporate a stone setting.\nProject 2 – Working with hot wax: make a one-off wax model for lost wax casting\n\nIn addition to the processes taught on this course each student will work to their own brief to improve their jewellery design skills and making techniques. \nBy the end of this course you will know how to: \nCut\, carve and manipulate wax to realise your designs \nPrepare your items for professional lost wax casting taking into consideration the constraints of the processes and materials involved. \nAnd you will have designed and made several pieces of cast jewellery. \nMax student numbers: 12 students\, with tutor Vicky Forrester \nCourse Dates: 12 April 2016 End: 21 June 2016 \nClass Times: Tuesday evenings\, 6-9pm for 10 weeks \n(Half Term Break – no class Tue 31 May) \nCourse Fee: \nFull fee £220 \nConcessions £195 \nMaterials kit : £15 \nCourse code: A24 \nBook Now\n* Why not extend your day to use our facilities for self- directed time? Read more here…. 
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/wax-techniques-jewellery-making-a24/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:10 week courses,Advanced Jewellery Classes,All Courses
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ORGANIZER;CN="Vicky Forrester":MAILTO:info@fluxstudios.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20160121T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20160331T210000
DTSTAMP:20160716T213653Z
CREATED:20150514T213838Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160716T213653Z
UID:4867-1453399200-1459458000@fluxjewelleryschool.com
SUMMARY:Etching Techniques for Jewellery (C23)
DESCRIPTION:Etching Techniques for Jewellery: 10 Week Course (Evening\, Thu).\nBook now\n\nEarlyBird! EarlyBird! EarlyBird! \nFree taster session this week! Join us at 6pm for a free pre-course class. Sign up for the following 10 weeks if you like it! \n(14 Jan free taster. Course start 21 Jan) \n– On this 10 week jewellery course you will explore etching techniques for jewellery and their application\, especially in relation to pattern-making and texturing. Learn about the range of mordants and resists\, and the associated health and safety issues relating to their usage. Experiment with photo etching to transfer photographic images to metal. \n\nProject 1 – Experimentation – produce a range of test pieces that explore technique\nProject 2 – Design and make a cuff in copper\nProject 3 – Design and make an etched pendant in silver\n\nBy the end of this course you will know how to:\nPrepare jewellery for etching\nUse a range of resists and mordants to create a range of different effects.\nFollow health and safety procedures when working with mordants and resists. \nAnd you will have produced a reference / sample board of plates that explore the application of resists\, as well as 2 pieces of etched jewellery that you have designed and made. \nMax student numbers: 12 students with 2 tutors \nCourse Dates: Thursday 21 January – Thursday 24 March 2016 \n(Half Term Break – none) \nClass Times: 6pm-9pm for 10 weeks \nCourse Fee: \nFull fee £220\nConcessions £195 \nMaterials Kit: £15 \nBook now\nCourse code C23
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/etching-techniques-jewellery-c23/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:10 week courses,All Courses,Intermediate Jewellery Classes
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ORGANIZER;CN="Vicky Forrester":MAILTO:info@fluxstudios.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20160119T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20160329T210000
DTSTAMP:20160716T213721Z
CREATED:20150515T083609Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160716T213721Z
UID:4872-1453226400-1459285200@fluxjewelleryschool.com
SUMMARY:Recycling Silver (B23)
DESCRIPTION:Advanced jewellery making – Recycling silver/personal project development: 10 Week Course (Evening\, Tue).\nBook Now\nEarlyBird! EarlyBird! EarlyBird! \nFree taster session this week! Join us at 6pm for a free pre-course class. Sign up for the following 10 weeks if you like it! \n(12 Jan free taster. Course start 19 Jan) \nLearn the processes involved in recycling silver on this 10 week jewellery making course. Melt your old scraps and process the new metal into sheet or wire. Learn how to make a mould using delft sand to cast your recycled metal into a new piece of jewellery. \nRecycling is a vital part of the jewellery making business. reducing waste and recycling scrap helps to reduce the negative impact of our industry on the environment. By recycling your own scrap you will also make savings on materials costs for your jewellery. \n\nProject 1 – How to identify precious metals\, how to prepare\, melt and cast scrap into ingots or bars; how to process into sheet and wire.\nProject 2 – Design a piece of jewellery to be cast using delft sand. Prepare a mould and cast scrap metal into your new design.\n\nIn addition to the processes taught on this course each student will work to their own brief to improve their jewellery design skills and making techniques. \nMax Students 12. Course tutor: Vicky Forrester \nCourse Dates: Tuesday 19 January to Tuesday  22 March 2016 \nClass Times: Tue evenings\, 6pm -9pm for 10 weeks \n(Half Term Break – none) \nCourse Fee: \nFull fee £220 \nConcessions £195 \nMaterials Kit : £15 \nCourse code: B23 \nBook Now\n* Why not extend your day to use our facilities for self- directed time? Read more here…. 
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/recycling-silver-b23/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:10 week courses,Advanced Jewellery Classes,All Courses
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ORGANIZER;CN="Vicky Forrester":MAILTO:info@fluxstudios.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20160112T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20160322T130000
DTSTAMP:20160716T213747Z
CREATED:20150515T082823Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160716T213747Z
UID:4870-1452592800-1458651600@fluxjewelleryschool.com
SUMMARY:Recycling Silver (A23)
DESCRIPTION:Advanced jewellery making – Recycling silver/personal project development: 10 Week Course (Morning\, Tue).\nBook Now\n– Learn the processes involved in recycling silver on this 10 week jewellery making course. Melt your old scraps and process the new metal into sheet or wire. Learn how to make a mould using delft sand to cast your recycled metal into a new piece of jewellery. \nReduce waste\, recover scrap metal and make savings to your pocket and for the planet. \n\nProject 1 – Recycling silver: How to identify precious metals\, how to prepare\, smelt and cast scrap into ingots or bars; how to process into sheet and wire.\nProject 2 – Design a piece of jewellery to be cast using delft sand. Prepare a mould and cast scrap metal into your new design.\n\nIn addition to the processes taught on this course each student will work to their own brief to improve their jewellery design skills and further develop jewellery making techniques. \nMax Students 12. Course tutor: Vicky Forrester \nCourse Dates: Tuesday 12 January to Tuesday  22 March 2016 \nClass Times: Tue mornings\, 10am-1pm for 10 weeks \n(Half Term Break – no class Feb 16) \nCourse Fee: \nFull fee £220 \nConcessions £195 \nMaterials Kit : £15 \nCourse code: A23 \nBook Now\n* Why not extend your day to use our facilities for self- directed time? Read more here…. 
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/recycling-silver-a23/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:10 week courses,Advanced Jewellery Classes,All Courses
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ORGANIZER;CN="Vicky Forrester":MAILTO:info@fluxstudios.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20151214T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20151215T150000
DTSTAMP:20160716T213930Z
CREATED:20140616T060429Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160716T213930Z
UID:2550-1450087200-1450191600@fluxjewelleryschool.com
SUMMARY:Keum Boo for Jewellery (KB05)
DESCRIPTION:Keum Boo for Jewellery: 2 Day Course (Mon-Tue).\nBook Now\n\n– The course introduces students to the art of keum boo: fusing fine gold foil (24ct) to a finished piece of sterling silver jewellery. \nThe ancient Korean technique of keum boo is both beautiful and cost effective\, and over the 2-day workshop we will also highlight additional techniques that can be applied to further enhance the contrast of colour and texture to produce highly individual pieces of jewellery. \nThe course fee covers the cost of all materials for an initial project. Additional materials will be available for purchase if you wish to work on a larger or second piece of jewellery \nYou may also bring your own precious materials to work with. \nIf you would like to have your work hallmarked with the Flux Studios hallmark this can also be arranged at cost price. \nThis fee includes all materials for your first project\, and refreshments will also be provided. \nPlease check your eligibility before choosing the concessionary option. \nCourse dates: Mon 14 and Tue 15 December 2015 \nClass Times: 10.00am – 3pm both days \nMax student numbers: 10 \nCourse costs: \nStandard full fee £190 \nStandard Concession fee £175 \n**Southwark Once £40 \n**Southwark Once concession FREE* \n*a fully refundable £10 deposit is required to book your place \nPlease check your eligibility before choosing the concessionary option \nPreference will be given to residents of SE5 and Southwark \nBook Now
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/keum-boo-for-jewellery-kb05/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Advanced Jewellery Classes,All Courses,Intermediate Jewellery Classes,London Programme of Jewellery Courses,London Short Courses
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ORGANIZER;CN="Vicky Forrester":MAILTO:info@fluxstudios.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20150910T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20151112T210000
DTSTAMP:20160716T213815Z
CREATED:20150514T220026Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160716T213815Z
UID:4868-1441908000-1447362000@fluxjewelleryschool.com
SUMMARY:Creative Chain Making (C22)
DESCRIPTION:Intermediate Jewellery Making – Creative chain making and other connections. 10 Week course (Evenings\, Thu).\nBook Now\n\n-Experiment with new ways to make chains\, and explore how to make rivets\, links and screws to join elements together in your jewellery designs.Add creative chain making to your repertoire of techniques. Design and make your own piece of jewellery that uses some form of connectivity. \n\nProject 1 – design and make a series of units that can be linked together to make a chain.\nProject 2 – experimenting with alternative connective systems that allow movement in jewellery: rivets\, screw – threads.\nProject 3 – design and make an item of jewellery incorporates movement.\n\nBy the end of this course you will know how to: \nMake a series of links that can work together to allow movement in your jewellery designs \nRivet 2 or more elements together \nCut a screw and thread to join 2 or more elements together \nUse these methods of connectivity to add movement as a feature in your jewellery designs \nAnd you will have designed and made your own chain and a second piece of jewellery that incorporates movement. \nMax student numbers: 12 \nCourse Dates: 10 September – 12 November 2015 \nClass Times: Thursday evenings\, 6pm-9pm for 10 weeks \n( No Half Term Break this term) \nCourse Fee: \nFull fee £220 \nConcessions £195 \nMaterials kit : £15 \nCourse code C22 \nBook Now
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/creative-chain-making-c22/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:10 week courses,All Courses,Intermediate Jewellery Classes
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ORGANIZER;CN="Vicky Forrester":MAILTO:info@fluxstudios.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20150909T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20151111T210000
DTSTAMP:20160716T214136Z
CREATED:20150512T214535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20160716T214136Z
UID:4864-1441821600-1447275600@fluxjewelleryschool.com
SUMMARY:Design and Make a Silver Ring (G18)
DESCRIPTION:Design and Make a Silver Ring: 10 Week Course (Evening\, Wed).\nBook Now\n– Make a silver ring and learn the foundation skills in jewellery making through a series of set projects that encourage you to experiment with texturing and shaping metal. Use these experiences to design and make your very own silver ring. The course is presented in 3 projects that develop technical skills while also encouraging experimentation and design development. \n\nProject 1 – Experimental approaches to texturing and pattern making on metal\nProject 2 – Experimental approaches to forming and shaping metal\nProject 3 – Design and make your ring in silver\n\nBy the end of this course you will know how to cut\, file and polish metals like copper and silver\, texture metal using pressing and punching techniques\, hammer and punch sheet into 3d form\, permanently join 2 or more elements together using traditional silver soldering techniques\, forge wires into unusual and unique forms. You can make your experiments into bangles\, earrings and pendants – and you will have designed and made a uniquely you ring in silver. \nMax student numbers: 12 students with 2 tutors \nCourse Dates:  9 September –  11 November 2015 \nClass Times: Wed eves\, 6-9pm for 10 weeks \n(No Half Term Break) \nCourse Fee: \n\nFull fee £220\nConcessions £195\n\nMaterials Kit : £15 \nCourse code G18 \nBook Now
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/design-make-silver-ring-g18/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:10 week courses,All Courses,Beginner jewellery classes
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ORGANIZER;CN="Vicky Forrester":MAILTO:info@fluxstudios.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20150908T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20151110T210000
DTSTAMP:20150613T161105Z
CREATED:20150512T212119Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20150613T161105Z
UID:4861-1441735200-1447189200@fluxjewelleryschool.com
SUMMARY:Improve Soldering Skills (B22)
DESCRIPTION:Advanced Jewellery Making – Steps to improve soldering skills / Personal project development. 10 Week course (Evenings\, Tue).\nBook Now\n\n– Develop your own projects with guidance from your tutor; learn how to improve soldering skills and practice new techniques to support your advancing jewellery designs. \nSoldering is a core skill in jewellery making and practice is essential to understand how to control heat for optimum results. On this course we will examine common mistakes when soldering\, looking at ways to remedy and improve on your existing skills. \nStudents are encouraged to bring their own projects to work on to support their ongoing personal development. \n\nPersonal Project  – develop your own jewellery project(s) with as much assistance as you need from your tutor\nSoldering Skills – Weekly group tutorials and demonstrations examining the nitty gritty of soldering\, from basic to complex procedures over 10 weeks.\n\nBy the end of this course you will know how to: \nSolder well using a variety of techniques that are appropriate for specific scenarios \nAnd you will have produced a number of jewellery pieces to your own design and specifications. \nMax Students 12. Course tutor: Vicky Forrester \nCourse Dates:  08 September – 10 November 2015 \nClass Times: Tuesday evenings\, 6pm-9pm for 10 weeks \n( No Half Term Break this term) \nCourse Fee: \nFull fee £220 \nConcessions £195 \nMaterials kit : £15 \nCourse code B22 \nBook Now\n* Why not extend your day to use our facilities for self- directed time? Read more here…. 
URL:https://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/improve-soldering-skills-b22/
LOCATION:Flux Jewellery School\, London\, 2F Vanguard Court\, London\, SE5 8QT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:10 week courses,Advanced Jewellery Classes,All Courses
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ORGANIZER;CN="Vicky Forrester":MAILTO:info@fluxstudios.org
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