I have completed my jewelry craftsmanship course which
was rewarding. I am so proud of myself. I am now able
to know more about the fundamental knowledge of being
a jeweler. (A real one, not those assembly findings from
Shamshuipo bead stores) I do wish I can make it further
back to Hong Kong.
I did not take a lot of photos in the studio as I was too
concentrate to work and learn. Also, it was quite dusty
and full of chemicals. I did not want to put my camera
in danger.
Below is my jewelry bench during lesson.
![My jewelry table](http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4123/4854845470_2e1d2dec94.jpg)
every day on the way to school. The seagull here in
Edinburgh do not afraid of people. I am afraid of them...
![Speech](http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4080/4854224701_80f85b95e2_m.jpg)
![Me, my tutor and classmates](http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4120/4854844312_0136ec8d85_m.jpg)
![Screen printing](http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4135/4854844096_29c1a10590.jpg)
Left: Pop-up exhibition. Every Friday there is a pop-up exhibition
to showcase all classmates' hard work for a week. Such that we
can see other classes' works. A brilliant way to inspire each other
also a marketing skills to make you enroll more courses.
Haahha as per the head of summer course said.
Right: me, my tutor and my classmates.
Bottom: Screen printing.
That's so exciting! Congratulations! I think the silver bracelet you made is just lovely. :)
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