Rachael Plassard
Rachael Plassard is a third-generation contemporary jeweller with an MA in jewellery from UCA Farnham. She is a member of the association of contemporary jewellers and her highly decorative work is sold in galleries across the UK.
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Have you ever thought you would love to learn to make jewellery but are not sure about what is involved, and whether you will enjoy and have an aptitude for working in silver? Before you sign up to a longer course, come and try making a simple piece and see how you feel.
This one-day course will introduce you to the basic tools and processes and teach you how to make a silver ring with the option of stamping and applying decoration to produce an individual and unique piece. The day will take you through the basic skills of sawing, filing, annealing, texturing with punches, soldering and polishing, hopefully inspiring you to want to learn more and develop your skills in this fascinating discipline.
You will complete a silver band ring by the end of the day.
Timetable for one day courses
Students should arrive by 9am for registration.
Classes are from 9.15 - 5pm
Lunch is included.
Rachael Plassard is a third-generation contemporary jeweller with an MA in jewellery from UCA Farnham. She is a member of the association of contemporary jewellers and her highly decorative work is sold in galleries across the UK.
Places available - Book now
Places available - Book now
Places available - Book now
Our Foundation Degree in Metalwork will enhance your employment prospects, give you the skills to set up as a self-employed craftsperson or allow you to continue to higher education. Encompassing both silversmithing and blacksmithing, you will learn practical skills, material properties, placing your work in a broader context and historic metalworking techniques. Find out more