This recorded stonesetting class provides a step-by-step guide to flush setting faceted gemstones
Flush Setting Overview
Flush setting, also known as gypsy setting, is a technique where gemstones are set into metal so that the stone’s surface is level with the surrounding metal, creating a sleek and modern appearance. This method offers a secure and unobtrusive way to incorporate gemstones into jewelry designs.
Course Requirements
The courses are designed for intermediate or higher-level students who have basic skills and an established workspace.
Materials and Supplies
Materials and supplies commonly used in these courses include:
- Practice bands
- Cubic zirconia stones
- Various hand tools such as ring clamps, rotary tools, setting burs, beading tool sets, and center punches
Details:
- Title: Flush Setting
- Date: at your convenience!
- Tuition: $50 fee. For as long as you need to learn the process. I only request that you not share this information as this is how I make my living
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Expanded Teaching
Jim emphasizes an interactive teaching approach, encouraging open microphones during sessions to foster a classroom-like environment where students can benefit from each other’s questions and experiences. If you are interested in a closer student-mentor relationship, look for upcoming live workshops on jimdailing.com.
Class Overview Structure
- Introduction to flush setting: Its applications in modern jewelry design.
- Step-by-step instructions: Covering the flush setting process, including tool selection and usage.
- Hands-on practice sessions: Allowing students to apply techniques learned during the course.
- Design considerations: Best practices for incorporating flush settings into various jewelry pieces.
- Material guidance: Selecting appropriate gemstones and metals for flush setting.
- Troubleshooting: Addressing common challenges encountered during the flush setting process.
Questions? Contact Jim.