Silicon mould making for jewellery
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The class will cover:
- Designing with Jesmonite (the host's preferred eco-friendly resin)
- Make a mould for a flat piece of jewellery to your own design
- Make a mould for a 3d piece using a found object
- Prepare your mould for casting - how to add findings, reinforcements and get the best results on fine detail.
The class will include an hour for lunch where you are invited to join the host's family table for a home made meal, or you are welcome to head out and explore the cafes of Easton - there are some real gems nearby. This to allow your moulds time to dry before you turn them out so you can explore how best to use them before you take them home.
There are steps through the house, but if you would like to book a class in a fully accessible venue, please send a message as this can be arranged.
Age restrictions: 12+
| Adult | £65 |
| Child | £65 |
How to get there
Facilities
- Refreshments available
- Toilets
- WiFi
On the day
Parking is free on Bloy Street, but can limited, Devon Road which runs along the top usually has more space. The nearest station is Stapleton Road which is about 10 minutes walk away. We love bikes! If you arrive by bike we can store it securely for you.
If you would like to join us for lunch, please let me know if you have any dietary requirements in advance.
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You'll be hosted by
Vicky Myatt (She/Her)
Vicky started out making things so young that she can’t remember wanting to do anything else. Growing up she studied fashion design and worked for boutique British accessory label Emmy London for many years. While there, she started making jewellery in her spare time, soon realising that expressing her creativity through design was all she wanted to do. Since striking out on her own she has built Promises Promises into a successful design studio selling her unique jewellery internationally.
Vicky started making jewellery at a difficult period in her life and is passionate about sharing her experience of the positive power of making something beautiful with your own hands. She has been working with jesmonite for six years. Vicky loves the potential of the material to experiment with and create something unique.
Any questions?
Ask your question directly to Promises Promises.