Free 2 day jewellery course, Enamelling on metal, 24/25 Feb, SE5

By VickyForrester
February 13, 2018 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted February 13, 2018

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Posted February 13, 2018

Weekend workshop in Experimental Enamelling Techniques

If you like to wear colour, if you like to draw, and if you like jewellery this is a fantastic opportunity for you to bring these interests together as we offer you the chance to explore a range of enamelling techniques we use in jewellery making.(see photo for examples)

This is a weekend course, running Saturday 24 Feb and Sunday 25 Feb 10-5pm. You will need to attend both days to complete the pendant, which is yours to keep.

Eligibility for a free place:

You must live in Southwark.

You must be 19+ (no upper age limit :)

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 2017

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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Vicky

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