September - December 2010
The following courses are for a single day, and include
a wide range of materials and techniques.
Classes are suitable for all abilities, including:
a = Beginners - an introduction to the basic skills
b = Some experience - a chance to extend acquired skills
and experiment further
c = Developers - the use of available equipment and
tutorial advice for personal projects
One-Day Workshops - 9.30am - 3.30pm
Stained Glass (a,b) £85
SGO - Wednesday 15th September
Based on designs provided or your own ideas, learn how to cut and shape glass, and use
the copper foiling technique and soldering to produce a small stained glass panel more...
Blacksmithing (a,b,c) £90
BSO - Wednesday 29th September
Discover how to shape metal when hot, using techniques such as hammering and
twisting, to produce a decortaive or functional item
(This workshop will take place at the tutor's premises in Trotton) more...
Indigo Shibori (a, b, c) £75
ISO - Wednesday 13th October
Prepare an indigo vat, create resist patterns by tying, stitching, clamping and shibori,
then dye cotton and other natural fabrics to create a unique and original scarf and fabric lengths more...
Experimental Textiles (b, c) £70
ETO - Wednesday 27th October
Experiment with a range of machine stitching techniques, fabric painting, and fabric manipulation
including layering and melting, to create a 3-dimensional textiles container more...
Silver Jewellery*(a, b, c) £60
SJO - Wednesday 10th November
Create unique and original jewellery to your own design using cutting, shaping, soldering and
finishing techniques with silver sheet and wire
* Extra charge for silver materials, typically approx £10-£15) more...
Glass Fusing (a, b, c) £85
GFO - Wednesday 24th November 
Discover how to cut and shape glass, and how to fuse glass in a kiln producing exciting results,
to include a small bowl which can be slumped afterwards (collection of work after firing required) more...
Leather Work (a, b, c) £80
LWO - Wednesday 8th December
Learn how to cut, shape and form leather, and use traditional stitching techniques to create
a purse or small bag, as well as experimenting with stamping techniques and leather carving more...
