Free jewellery course, 22/23 April at Flux Jewellery School

By VickyForrester
April 3, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted April 3, 2017

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Posted April 3, 2017

Free 2 day jewellery course to design and make a pendant or charm in sterling silver, with a semi-precious stone.

On this fun weekend course you will learn how to cut, shape and texture silver; choose a semi precious stone and make a setting to add it to your pendant. Possible stone include moonstone, agate, amethyst, lapis, topaz, peridot, citrine, garnet etc

This is a weekend course, running Saturday 22 April and Sunday 23 April, 10-5pm. You will need to attend both days to complete the pendant, which is yours to keep.

The course is free, however as you are using precious metals, if you enjoy the course and you are happy with your pendant at the end of the weekend, we ask that you make a donation towards the silver and the stone you will use on the course. (it's voluntary, we suggest ?20 but you may wish to pay more or less- this helps us to keep teaching these free classes and workshops)

Eligibility for a free place:

You must live in Southwark.

You must have been living in the UK for at least 3 years, and not be in full time education

You must be able to attend both Saturday and Sunday.

This must be your first course at Flux since September 2016

Fancy joining us?

please message me for more course details and info on how to book.

Flux Jewellery School, delivering creative opportunities for Southwark people, in partnership with Southwark Adult Learning services

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