Join CSSJ for a Tube Setting Masterclass
27 Apr 2024
Info
Organised by:
Central Scotland School of Jewellery cssj.co.ukTickets:
Adult £130 Book NowLocation:
Central Scotland School of JewelleryRFL House
Anderson Street
Dunblane
FK15 9AJ Map Directions
Join CSSJ for a Tube Setting Masterclass and add this sleek and contemporary round stone setting technique to your silver jewellery-making repertoire.
Tube setting is the technique whereby a round stone is set into a piece of tube so that the stone is prominently, yet cleanly displayed on a ring or pendant. This one-day workshop provides an exciting opportunity to grasp the principal and practical application of tube settings.
You will practice in copper, setting different-sized cubic zirconia stones, and once confident move on to work in silver. With the guidance of the tutor you will then tube-set a small silver pendant with a semi-precious stone
Techniques covered:
- Choosing the correct stones for tube setting
- How to correctly drill and burr a recess in the tube to fit your stone
- Pushing the metal around the stone to hold it in place permanently
What to bring:
- We’ll provide all the things you will need for your Tube Setting Ring Masterclass however you are welcome to bring your own 5mm stones (we will be providing a selection to choose from).
- A sketch/notebook plus a pen/pencil for notes could come in handy for this workshop
- Please bring along glasses and/or a visor if you need them
- Wear appropriate clothing for a studio environment including closed-toe shoes. Why not order yourself a CSSJ apron to make you feel right at home in your workshop?
- Tea, coffee, and biscuits are provided
Course Info
Sat 27th April 2024: 10 am – 4pm – Please factor in some buffer time after 4pm in case your project takes a little longer.
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