Jewellery making workshop
I went to a jewellery making workshop at Westhope College in Shropshire on Saturday but got fixated on copper instead.
Neither did I make any jewellery!
With the consent of the tutor, and after having mastered the basics of manipulating metal, annealing it and then applying solder, I moved on to more experimental work.
I spent some time making copper spoons and wrapping decorated glass fragments and also in cutting copper sheets into tiny pieces and piercing them.
Since then I have discoloured them using a solution of ammonia, vinegar and salt and then added embossing power.
These are a work in progress
Jewellery making workshop
I went to a jewellery making workshop at Westhope College in Shropshire on Saturday but got fixated on copper instead.
Neither did I make any jewellery!
With the consent of the tutor, and after having mastered the basics of manipulating metal, annealing it and then applying solder, I moved on to more experimental work.
I spent some time making copper spoons and wrapping decorated glass fragments and also in cutting copper sheets into tiny pieces and piercing them.
Since then I have discoloured them using a solution of ammonia, vinegar and salt and then added embossing power.
These are a work in progress