S&J Evening Class
Enamelling
Tutor: Penny Davis
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| Duration |
10 weeks (Wednesdays), 17.30 - 20.30 |
| Dates |
October 2012 dates coming soon |
| Fees |
£250 |
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| Duration |
7 weeks (Wednesdays), 17.30 - 20.30 |
| Dates |
October 2012 dates coming soon |
| Fees |
£175 |
Enamelling is the technique of melting glass on to metal in order to produce inspiring colours and unique effects.
During the course you can experiment with many of the traditional and non-traditional techniques of enamelling in order to add colour to jewellery, small work or panels.
Some of the areas covered will include champlevé, cloisonné, basse taille, use of foils, scrafitto, wet packing, sifting, and liquid enamels.
Tuition will be in groups and on an individual basis.
Suitable for beginners as well as those with some experience.
Students will need to bring the following small tools:
Piercing saw and blades (3.0)
Scribe
Small planishing Hammer
Pliers:
Snipe nosed
Half round flat nosed
Metal tweezers
Small paintbrush (size 00 or 000)
A selection of small lidded pots
Tools can be purchased from www.hswalsh.com
Ideally students will bring their own Silver Sheet Silver can be bought from www.cooksongold.com
See Penny Davis' work on www.pdjewellery.co.uk
How to book a place
Visit our How to Apply page.
For enquiries and further information
S&J Short Course Programme Coordinator: Beaulagh Chapman
Email: b.chapman@londonmet.ac.uk
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