Saturday, 30 June 2012

Heat is On




The exhibition opens next Friday 6th July and there will be some enamelling classes running in conjunction with the event, both at my studio in Glaisdale and at Whitby Museum (adjacent to the Pannett Gallery).

See www.lynne-glazzard.com for more information

Location:Whitby

Thursday, 26 April 2012

New classes, new dates

I am pleased to be able to announce some more dates and classes for the summer. This is the perfect opportunity to learn how to make your own unique piece of jewellery or to learn something about the fascinating craft of enamelling. Enamel is a form of glass and used very finely ground to apply colours and patterns to the surface of metal before firing it at temperatures around 800 degrees centigrade in a small electric kiln. I teach enamelling at introductory and more advanced levels and on either copper or on silver, including on silver clay. Other dates are available by arrangement, please email me with your requirements and preferred dates.
Saturday 5th May 2012 Enamelling £140
Wednesday 9th May 2012 Enamelling on art clay silver £140
Thursday 10th May 2012 Enamelling £140
Saturday 12th May - Make a Keepsake Pendant at the Castle Museum, York (book via Castle Museum)
Tuesday 29th May to Friday 1st June 2012 Colour and metal clay £540 (or £140 for individual days) Four days designing and making colourful jewellery including adding patina, coloured pencil, resin and an introduction to enamel
Saturday 9th June, Sunday 10th, Friday 15th, Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th June 2012 I will be taking part in North Yorkshire Open Studios. I will also be open during the week 11th to 14th June by appointment. During Open Studios I will be demonstrating a variety of techniques during the day, starting at 11am - including making unique silver jewellery using art clay silver.

Friday 22nd June 2012 Enamelling on silver at Artison, Masham book direct with Artison
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**Saturday and Sunday 7th and 8th July 2012 Special Two Day Enamelling workshop with Guest Tutor Tilly Wilkinson, teaching Images into Enamel £150 per person for the weekend course - See separate post for more information. This is the first weekend of the Guild of Enamellers Exhibition at the Pannett Art Gallery in Whitby.
**Limited places available - advanced booking essential**

Saturday 21st July 2012 Embellish silver beads with enamel £170
Learn how to add wire patterns to the surface of silver beads and then add enamel, firing them in the electric kiln - to make your own special focal beads. (Handmade lamp-work glass beads will be available to purchase on the day to complete your own special necklace).

Plique a jour enamel in art clay silver with Lynne Glazzard £340
Saturday 28th July and Sunday 29th July 2012, a two day workshop. On the first day you will design and make silver earrings, learning the basic principles of design for plique a jour enamel and firing and finishing them ready for the second day. On day two you will learn to prepare the enamel and to apply it, firing and gradually building up the cells until they are filled. You will then give the pieces a final finish and add the findings ready to wear. The course includes small amounts of three enamel colours, enough to complete the project.


Saturday 8th September 2012 Introduction to Art Clay Silver £145

Cloisonné enamel on art clay silver with Lynne Glazzard £350
Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st October 2012, a two day workshop. On the first day you will design and make a silver pendant, learning about design for enamel.
On the second day you will prepare and apply wire patterns followed by thin layers of enamel, firing each layer in turn. You will then learn methods for finishing the piece to a high standard. The course includes small amounts of enamel, enough to complete the project.
Glass and art clay silver combination beads with Lynne Glazzard £360
Thursday 8th and Friday 9th November 2012 - two day workshop. On the first day you will learn to apply a variety of art clay silver products to the surface of glass beads before firing and annealing them in the kiln. On day two you will make some art clay silver beads to complement the glass beads before finishing them all to a high standard. Some glass beads are included in the course fee but not the art clay silver. A detailed materials list will be supplied in advance but you will need approximately 20g Art Clay 650; 10g Syringe type, Art Clay Silver Overlay paste

Terms and conditions 50% deposit required to confirm a place, balance payable by cheque or cash 7 days prior to the first day of the class.
7 days notice of cancellation of a booking is required so that we can resell the workshop place.
In the event of cancellation more than 7 days before the class the deposit can be carried over to another mutually convenient date.
Cancellation by the student less than 7 days prior to a workshop will result in forfeit of your deposit and course fee
Each class has a maximum number of places available and a minimum number before it can run. If we have to cancel a workshop we will give as much notice as possible and a place will be offered for an alternative workshop at a future date. Refunds will be given in the event of tutor illness or insufficient numbers booked for a workshop.
We reserve the rights to vary these terms and conditions at any time.
The studio is based in the beautiful village of Glaisdale approximately 12 miles from Whitby on the North Yorkshire Moors.
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Location:Glaisdale

Sunday, 1 April 2012

New classes

I have had a really busy week teaching so not much time to do my own work, but I do love teaching, so it has been a rewarding week! I am thrilled to announce that Tilly Wilkinson is coming to teach a two day workshop in July 2012 called Images into Enamel. She will be showing how to use graphic images, turning them into screens for printing enamels. Hop over to http://lynne-glazzard.co.uk for more details and information, places are limited to you need to book well in advance.

This is one of Tilly's images, just to give you a flavour of what to expect



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Location:Glaisdale, Whitby

Monday, 30 January 2012

New websites, new blog

I have been creating a new website to give more details of the courses I will be running in my newly redesigned studio.  Throughout 2012 I will be expanding the variety of courses on offer and inviting guest tutors to teach here.  It will be an exciting year, full of experiment and adventure.

If you want to see more please visit either my new website for course details and booking information at http://metal-clay.co

Or to see the developments in my studio and my new work visit me on www.metal-clay.com

Thanks!

Saturday, 5 November 2011

A little bird

I have been teaching a student today, learning about cloisonné enamelling. It gave me chance to do a little tiny bird pendant, smaller scale than I usually work, this one is approximately 12mm across by 15mm length.




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Wednesday, 28 September 2011

Flowers

I have been looking at the flowers that remain in the garden as Autumn draws in. When I view my work it is obvious that I have constantly used flowers as a source of inspiration over the years.



I love both the structure and the colours in this honeysuckle, as well as it's wonderful perfume.



Here are some of the ways in which I have used flowers in my work. For more information on these pieces see my website www.lynne-glazzard.com
or www.lynne-glazzard.co.uk where you can find information about my courses in jewellery making, metal clay, art clay silver and enamelling.

Wednesday, 14 September 2011

Crafts at the Castle Museum York

I have had a lovely couple of days at the Castle Museum York, along with other talented crafts people doing demonstrations of workshops that will be running at the museum later in the year.  You can see more about this on the Castle Museum blog here
http://www.ymtblog.org.uk/category/castle/

Just as as reminder I will be running a workshop making 1960s inspired plastic rings on the 1st October, booking through the Castle Museum 
 You can see more about this on my website

There is information about metal clay and art clay silver on my new blog here