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VickyForrester

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Hello East Dulwich,

We have a free weekend opportunity for you to come and explore the art of hand engraving, on 24/25 March, thanks to the generous support of Southwark Adult Learning services.


Do you like to draw? are you interested in calligraphy?

Join us for a 2 day jewellery course to learn the ancient art of decorative hand engraving on metal.

It's a dying art, and if you have an aptitude for it there's a great opportunity for a rewarding and lucrative career in it too! We will teach you how to sharpen and prepare your tools, and how to cut lines and texture the surface of metal using these tools. Working on copper for the course, you will then build confidence to be able to hand engrave on more precious metals in your own time.

This is a weekend course, running Saturday 24 March and Sunday 25 March10-5pm. You will need to attend both days.


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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