Ice and Icicles inspire student Beverley who came to the Workshop in January to begin the practical work of creating her neck ornament in silver. 40 years ago Beverley was an art student but had to give up her education...
Student Jayne has visited Lucy’s Workshop in the past to learn how to make some simple silver rings. On her recent visit in May she learnt how to set a synthetic cabochon ruby into a chunky silver ring.
Rhona’s wax carving was cast in silver and now looks like this. With the casting process an exact replica of the wax model is created in metal. This is an ancient technique used by the Egyptions and other ancient civilisations.
Rhona created this carved wax model in January 2018 for the lost wax casting process. Her completed silver casting is also shown alongside.
Elaine Stewart came for a day in December 2017 to learn the basics of jewellery making and created these amazing feather earrings! Elaine is in the gun trade and designs exceptionally beautiful customised engraving and gold inlay for...
Carol is an adept designer who previously worked in the costume department at the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford-upon-Avon . Carol pursues her very original design ideas in regular one-to-one sessions in Lucy’s Workshop. Here is her ‘Pod’ pendant design...
Frances, Heather and Holly came to the Workshop in September to each make a piece of precious jewellery. They were all complete beginners. Frances made a silver ring: Heather made a silver pendant using a bronze age hare motif and Holly...
Lots of activity in the Workshop during July with students who were complete beginners. They experimented with copper which is a lovely pure metal and can be used in many ways including enamelling.
Copper is a beautiful metal to work with and is provided free to students….. Here is an example of creative use of punched textures by student Carmen Hughes. Carmen was a complete beginner. She came to Lucy’s Workshop for...