251 Educators providing Jewellery Making courses delivered Online

cheshire school of jewellery

Thank you for visiting the Cheshire School of Jewellery. Workshops are run by Lisa Taylor (that's me above working on a M.A project). I am a fully qualified and experienced teacher having gained a PGCE within the post compulsory sector. In addition I graduated from university with a B.A Hon's in Applied Art and a M.A in Art Practice, specialising in jewellery design. I also have experience as a jewellery lecturer at a north west college and I am a practicing artist making jewellery. I am enhanced DBS checked, a member of the Society for Education and Training and also the Guild of Jewellery Designers.

catmackglass, frith glassware & catmackjewel

Catriona R. MacKenzie Glass

ania originals glass and multimedia art

mid cornwall school of jewellery

edinburgh palette

We create and manage affordable spaces for creative people. By combining professional expertise with creative passion, we help groups and individuals develop ideas, share skills and contribute to the wider community.

beccy gillatt jewellery

I was interested in making and designing from a very early age and was intrigued by the intricate cake decorations that a family friend made in sugar. I was, and still am, always building and making things with my father who is an engineer and he repaired and made jewellery, so I had a little knowledge of the techniques he used in his loft studio. I studied art and design at Bath college with an amazing group of inspiring tutors and one of the pieces that I used in my application was a flower made from copper which was my first piece of soldering. When applying to universities I was breath taken by the silverware at the Buckinghamshire University degree show an knew from that point I wanted to work in metal. I gained a BA in Designed Metalwork and Jewellery from Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College where I was taught by an exceptional group of tutors who still influence my work today. This took me to become a fellow of the Bishopsland trust where I developed my range of stainless steel and silver jewellery while on the year residential programme. This was an excellent platform for me to learn all about how to start up a business and how to do craft fairs. Pope and Oliver along with the visiting tutors do an amazing job at this very unique programme.

the little silver kiln

The Little Silver Kiln is an eco-friendly jewellery brand, with sustainability at its core from the very beginning. Founded in 2019 by Applied Artist Carley with the mission to create an ethical jewellery brand. Each piece of jewellery is made of recycled solid sterling silver and 9ct gold. Every order is handmade individually by our little team in Hartlepool using traditional silversmithing techniques and eco-conscious methods.

aspire learning support & wellbeing

rainbow glass studios

We design and make decorative glass for various applications. Our studio facilities enable us to fuse glass, paint, stain & enamel, acid etch, sandblast, engrave, brilliant cut and lead work using the traditional methods. We also restore damaged church stained glass according to the UKIC (United Kingdom Institute of Conservation) guidelines. Rainbow Glass Studios was established in 2001. Between us we have decades of experience working in glass with various companies across Britain. We are often written about in the press and featured on TV.

buddha on a bicycle

Buddha on a Bicycle Holistic shop and wellness space situated in London's sought-after Covent Garden area