Join in for learning this beautiful technique which is not only creative but a meditative process too.
Unwind while winding wires over and again, mindfully.
What you’ll learn-
1. Learn few basics about wires, gauges, softness, procuring,etc
2. Learn some of the basic wire weaving techniques and to start a project from scratch.
3. You’ll make a finger ring at the end of the workshop and That’s your takeaway
4. All the materials needed for workshop shall be provided.
5. If you are a quick learner, do feel free to start next pendant or finger ring and do get guided over and that too is your takeaway.
Do you need to know jewellery making?
Not really, but a hands on with any kind of craft/art activity would make the learning process easy.
Take away:
All that you need to know to practice wire wrapping to make your own jewelry.
Finger ring and/or pendant that you do during the workshop is all yours!
Age limit : 15-55, Rather those with good wrist and hand strength and the spirit to learn should do :).
Day & Date: Sunday, 23rd February 2020
Timings: 10 am to 2 pm
Fees: Rs 1500 per person (includes all material)
Booking fee: Rs 500 per person (Balance of Rs 1000 to be paid at the venue)
Venue: Bloom and Grow, Koramangala.
Resin Casting workshop – for Beginners in Bangalore
Resin casting is a method of plastic casting where a mold is filled with a liquid synthetic resin, which then hardens. It can be done by amateur hobbyists with little initial investment, and is used in the production of collectable toys, models and figures, as well as small-scale jewellery production.
Participants will be working on a round rubberwood table of 12-inch diameter with Wrought iron legs of 15-inch height.
In this workshop you will learn,
– More about Resin
– Ways of casting resin
– Do’s and Don’ts of resin casting
– Difference between pouring and casting
– Demo of pouring
– Details of various pigments used in resin
– Process of casting
Instructor – Sonali Rao
Take away – A rubber wood table with Wrought iron legs. (Since resin takes 24 hours to settle, you need to pick up the next day or anytime later when convenient)
Date – 21st November 2019
Day – Thursday
Timings – 10am – 2pm
Fee – Rs 5000 (inclusive of all material)
Booking amount – Rs 500 (Balance of Rs 4500 to be paid at the venue)
Metalsmithing – This is a workshop for jewelry makers who would like to take their skills to the next level.
This will be a project-based workshop. We will be focusing on cutting metal, surface texturing and finishing up.
In 5-6 projects, you will learn
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How to handle a torch, balling up wire, annealing metal etc.
How to work harden using a hammer.
How to cut metal using shears.
Doming and shaping metal.
Filing/finishing projects, final polishing.
Cold connections – rivets & tabs.
You will NOT be learning sawing and soldering in this workshop. All cutting will be done with shears.
Materials provided, sheets of metal, copper and brass, beads
A small handheld torch.
Jewelers hammers,
files
Hole makers,
Brass brush for polishing
Date – Sat, 15th Dec & Sun, 16th Dec
Time – 1.30pm-7pm (both days)
Venue – Bloom & Grow
Workshop fees – Rs 7500 inclusive of material and tools provided (Some of the tools used at the workshop will be the instructor)
Please book by paying Rs 500 in advance; The balance can be paid on the day of the workshop. Alternatively, please paytm the amount to +91 97315 88004.
Bead weaving is an old art form which dates back almost 4000 years. Historical references to beadwork in clothing, accessories, shoes,3D structures, wall hangings, sculptures etc. can be found all over the world across Egypt,India,Africa,Japan,Europe etc.
How is it different from regular beading/stringing?
Bead weaving is often-times confused with beaded jewelry, but it’s far from it in both its look and making. Regular beaded jewelry making is all about stringing various kinds and shapes of beads to form a piece of jewelry of your choice, unlike bead weaving, where you use various weaving techniques and the raw materials are mostly tiny seed beads which range in sizes from 1.5mm to 4mm depending on the project. Off-loom bead weaving uses a needle and thread to connect small beads together to create an almost limitless variety of designs. Once you get started you’ll be hooked forever! Using the base techniques, you can create beautiful, intricate jewellery pieces and you are only limited by your imagination.
What would you learn?
Bead weaving is a great technique and requires minimal space and tools, so it’s easy to get started.
-You will learn 3 core techniques, which will help you understand the basic thread-paths and how you can construct and embellish a piece of beadwork. We will learn how to make earrings, beaded rope necklace and bracelet using the below techniques.
– Right Angle Weave
– Tubular Netting
– Russian Spiral
-Attaching clasps and ear hooks to your designs
-Understand the various tools and types of beads available and what works best with what pattern
-Types of thread available
-Other Resources like links to online resources etc…
-Q&A
Who can learn it?
This is a beginner workshop, so the only pre-requisite is to be able to thread a needle.
What you need to bring to this class?
All raw materials will be provided. The materials provided will be enough to complete the projects you will learn and begin in the workshop.
However, if you have any ideas of what you would like to make, feel free to bring pictures, sketches or ideas. We can discuss and can provide you with suggestions.
Date – Oct 7th & Oct 8th
Time – 2pm – 6pm
Cost – Rs 3500
Bead Jewelry Making – Beginner workshop in Bangalore
Bloom & Grow brings to you an intensive 8-10 hour workshop spread across two days on bead jewelry making.
Students may choose between –
a. 1-day workshop (Rs.1800/-), wherein you will learn :
5 different types of earrings
3 bracelets
2 necklaces
You take away all your wonderful creations.
b. 2 days workshop (Rs.3500/-) wherein you will learn :
10 different types of earrings
5 types of bracelets and
4 necklaces
You take away all your wonderful creations, a tool kit along with your findings.
The workshop would also cover:
Introduction and understanding of the various tools used for making beaded jewelry
Different types of beads
Various findings and materials used for making this jewelry
Different methods used in bead jewelry making
Details on the procurement of material and tools
Needless to say, you can carry the creative work that you finish. Wear it, gift it or sell it!
Date: 23th & 24th February 2019
Day: Saturday & Sunday
Time: 2.00pm -6.00pm
Venue: Bloom & Grow, Bangalore
Fee: Rs 1800 for one day or Rs 3500 for two-day workshop (Booking fee of Rs 500/- can be paid online and the balance can be paid at the venue)
A two day workshop on Wire Jewellery making by Widad Mogral
The workshop will introduce you to marking tools, hammering wire, forming loops, wrapped loops, closed spirals, open spirals, weaving with wire, wrapping beads, making earring hooks, neatly finished wire jewellery, trimming ends, fining sharp points etc.
You also get to learn basic properties of metal, work hardening, softness, hardness, annealing. One gets to work on different wire gauges, different types of metal – coloured and non coloured metal.
All materials needed for the workshop i.e. wire and beads etc will be provided.
You will take away neatly finished jewellery pieces. In addition, tools (round nose pliers, straight cutting pliers, top cutting pliers) and a few metres of wires of different gauges in copper and brass can be taken home.
Cost: Rs 4,000 per participant (inclusive of all material needed for the workshop)
Pre-requisite: Participants should have some familiarity and prior experience with bead jewellery making
Trainer: Widad Mogral
Venue: Bloom & Grow, Koramangala
L’amour presents to you an intensive workshop on Terracotta Jewelry making. Terracotta Jewelry is an ancient form of jewelry made using clay from river banks. The clay is filtered to discard impurities and then designed to bring it to the form of desired accessory. It is then fired and painted.
Making Terracotta jewelry is very rewarding. Adorn it, gift it, sell it.
In this Workshop, you will learn:
1) Filtration
2) Designing of Beads, Pendants, Earings, balis, Jhumkas, etc
3) Instructions on Firing
4) In depth knowledge on Painting
5) Finishing all the accessories…
6) Assembling
7) Marketing your products to reach the right audience
8) Packaging and plenty of tips
Create and wear eco-friendly jewelry that is both trendy and traditional. You take away aesthetically designed jewelry by the hidden designer in you 🙂
Fees: Rs 3500 (includes all material cost)
Venue: Bloom and Grow
Pre-registration is mandatory.
Workshop on Success factors for Teens and Pre-teens by Work Life Skill
Worklifeskill.com is conducting a two day workshop on “Success Factors for growing Teens and Preteens” in association with Bloom & Grow.
A workshop designed specifically for children in the age group of 10 years to 16 years on 2nd May 2016 and 3rd May 2016.
Time: 10am to 1.30pm Venue: Bloom & Grow, Koramangala
An interactive, fun and resourceful workshop for your child. We believe your child’s tender years is just the right age to introduce the much needed skills for life. These are proven techniques conducted by a professional trainer and all activities will be supported by Quizes, Team games, Group discussions and Role plays.
Be a part of the Solution – Not a part of the problem
Formal Dining
Sharing Responsibility
Register here www.eventshigh.com
Ph: +91 7259280949
Ph: +91 9731537418
May 2 at 10:30 AM to May 3 at 1:30 PM
Fee -1,300/-
Career Leap – Summer Workshop
For parents of high-schoolers, this workshop on career assessment will help your child determine their interests based on scientific tools and assessment.
Announcing Career Leap Summer Workshop!
Free Demo on the Summer camp workshop on April 2nd, 2016 and April 9th, 2016 from 5pm to 6pm.
About the workshop –
2 days of multiple intelligence based activities that map competencies, give a powerful insight into –
Individual strengths and a list of careers that match skills.
Inviting grade 8-9-10 students to experience a revolutionary experiential career guidance product to help them make informed career choices.
Duration: 2 days
Date: May 4-5th, 2016
Time: 10 am to 4 pm
Parents Invited to Report Analysis on 5th May at 5 pm.
Creating a piece of adornment is satisfying to the very soul of a woman who’d like to adorn a being with yet another layer of beauty. This craft form unleashes your creativity as there are no limitations to the work you create with the medium of clay.
As Oscar Wilde said ”You can either be a work of art or wear a work of art”. This is for those who believe they can create jewellery that will touch the core or the very essence of being a woman.
The 2 day exhaustive workshop by Lámour will include –
Filtration of clay
Designs
* 10 types of beads
* 8 types of pendants
* 8 types of earrings including jhumkas
Home baking – Black and orange
Painting
Finishing
Fees – Rs 3,500/- (inclusive of materials and basic take home kit)
May 7th – 10.30am to 2.30pm
May 8th – 10.30am to 4.30pm
Register here www.eventshigh.com
Brush Lettering workshop
Content:
Start with the basics of typography
Introduction to calligraphy and lettering
Different kinds of lettering
Rules of brush lettering
Using the various strokes of the round brush to write/draw letters
Practice.
Create a simple piece of lettering to take back home.
Fee – Rs 1,000/- per head. Price inclusive of materials.
FABRIC & PAPER PRINTING
Learn the complete process of screen printing & print your own t-shirts, saris, bed linens, gift wraps, coasters,gift bags, envelopes, visiting cards & much more.
A 2 day course, on the 12th & 13th of May, 2016, at Bloom & Grow, Koramangala from 10 am to 4 pm.
The course includes:
Meshing the screen
Making the stencil
Photo emulsion process
DIY exposing box
Multi-screen printing
Multi- colour printing
Seamless printing
Printing on fabric
Printing on paper & much more.
Fee for the course is ₹5,500 which is inclusive of all material & a kit worth ₹2,000 & a lifelong access to 500+ designs for you to get started.
Register here www.eventshigh.com
Saree Tassels and Kuchchu workshop
Saree Kuchchu and Tassels workshop by Sri Poornima
Content:
Practice of lettering and strokes
Writing words by joining letters
Basic editing of your lettering work on your phone
Timings: Sunday, 15 at 3 PM – 5 PM
Fee – Rs 500/- per head. Price inclusive of materials.
Register here: https://www.eventshigh.com/detail/Bangalore/68ecfb3c7ca14320f31184e1a24fbc3f
Sospeso Workshop by Soul Craft
A 2 day Sospeso workshop by Payal Kedia from Soul Craft
The workshop includes –
– Paper veil technique
– 6 tea coasters
– 1 photo frame
– Sospeso sheets
– Embossing tools(two wooden tools)
– Embossing pad
– Basic essentials like paint,scissors etc
You need to bring is waste cloth and waste cup to hold water.
Fee Rs 3,500/- per head. Take away kit included.
Timings – May 19 at 2 PM to May 20 at 6 PM on both days.
Mosaic is the art of creating images with an assemblage of small pieces of coloured glass, stone, or other materials. It is a technique of decorative art or interior.Most mosaics are made of small, flat, roughly square, pieces of stone or glass of different colours, known as tesserae; but some, especially floor mosaics, may also be made of small rounded pieces of stone, and called “pebble mosaics”.
The stunning fact in the Mosaic Art Workshop is getting the same mosaic effect with a paint brush! Yes, a paint brush is used as a tool to create a mosaic artwork in 2D. Of course, it is possible under the guidance of the facilitator! Any image can be given a magical twist with the mosaic effect.
Date: 21st May, 2016 (Saturday)
Timings: 10 am to 1 pm
Age Group: All Age Groups are welcome
Fees: Rs 1,200 per participant (inclusive of all art material)
Take Away: Two complete paintings (A4 size each)
Register here: https://www.eventshigh.com/detail/Bangalore/29645e65768346bb43ed3a4ecd1b5809
Batik workshop with natural dyes
Learn to do Batik with Natural dyes. The workshop is conducted by Kavya Aradhya from mahila a designer at Mahila.
Batik is an art which originated in Indonesia and the Javanese still produces exquisite wall hangings and other decorative materials. The word batik actually means ‘wax writing’. It is a way of decorating cloth by covering a part of fabric with a coat of wax and then dyeing the cloth. The waxed areas keep the original color of fabric and when the wax is removed the contrast can be seen as design.
Fee – 3,000/-per head
Timings: Saturday, May 21 at 2 PM – 5 PM
Register here: https://www.eventshigh.com/detail/Bangalore/7e4807ee70d10ab2a7b223ec2a8da688
African Art Workshop with artist Trishna Patnaik
African Art has played a significant role in shaping the culture and history of the world. The belief that Africa is the cradle of the history of mankind is virtually Rock Art is centuries old, while shell beads fashioned for a necklace have been recovered in a cave of the southern peninsula of South Africa that are 75,000 years.
The human figure has always been the primary subject matter for most African art; we will be focussing on tall stick ‘dancing’ figures for our painting in the African Art.The figures are dynamic and elongate, and the colours are mostly red, white, grey, and black. Many warm tones ranging from red to yellow are also used. Most of the ‘dancing’ figures are decorated with unusual patterns and festive clothing.
Participants will work with acrylic colours and cartridge sheets in the African Art workshop.
Date: 22nd May, 2016 (Sunday)
Timings: 11:30 am to 3 pm (half an hour break for lunch)
Age Group: All age groups are welcome
Fees: Rs 1,200 per participant (inclusive of all art material)
Take Away: One Book mark (A5 size) and one complete painting (A3 size)
