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Friday
9th June 2006
Jewellery Wire Working for Beginners
Tutor : Kate Drew-Wilkinson (USA) web
This one day beginner's class covers learning to use wire working tools, understanding
different gauges of wire and why they're used, studying different findings
available on the market and how to make them work in jewellery making, relative
to the size and weight of different beads. Students will learn to make simple
earrings and bar pins, and to combine beads with chain to make professional
level jewellery. The class is extremely interactive and Kate willingly shares
her suppliers and contacts with her pupils.

The work will be classical
and simple. I have learned that pieces made this way are the most wearable
and, if you wish, easy to sell. You will be able to use the same techniques
to design jewellery with your own lamp work beads,
but you will not be using your beads in my class, simply the cobalt glass
bead kits provided.
£85 including materials (you will take home a matching set of necklace,
earrings and pin broach in cobalt glass and silver).