This course is perfect for anyone with an interest in interiors or furniture and would like to learn how to personalise items to make them work with a design scheme at home. You might just want to get ideas on how to up-cycle things that you find at vintage fairs or car-boot sales, or how to customise basic items bought from mainstream shops. Come along and get the inspiration and skills you need to bring your furniture and accesories back to life!
Name: Up-Cycling Furniture Qualification title: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Crafts, Creative Arts and Design Qualification type: Assessment Assessment is informal, based on your personal targets and the learning outcomes, and will be undertaken regularly with you by the course tutor. There are no final qualifications associated with this course. Awarding Generic award - no awarding body Created 20151204 15:59:23 Updated 20151204 15:59:23
You will need to supply the items to be worked on and all the materials that you will need to change them, ie paints, decorative papers, PVA glue, pot of wax, old rags, wood filler, sandpaper, brushes, trimmings, decorative beads, buttons, decorative ribbons etc. We will discuss what you need to bring, in more depth, during the first session, as it will very much depend on what you wish to work on and how you want to change it. Items that you may wish to bring can be simple and basic products from mainstream shops like IKEA and Hobbycraft and could include plywood box files, box drawers, wooden frames and lampshades. All items will be discussed during the first session. For the first session you should bring a notepad and pen. We will then discuss in more detail, what will be needed for the following weeks. If you already have any small items that you will want to work on, you may bring these in with you. Equipment required You will need to supply the items to be worked on and all the materials that you will need to change them, ie paints, decorative papers, PVA glue, pot of wax, old rags, wood filler, sandpaper, brushes, trimmings, decorative beads, buttons, decorative ribbons etc. We will discuss what you need to bring, in more depth, during the first session, as it will very much depend on what you wish to work on and how you want to change it. Items that you may wish to bring can be simple and basic products from mainstream shops like IKEA and Hobbycraft and could include plywood box files, box drawers, wooden frames and lampshades. All items will be discussed during the first session. For the first session you should bring a notepad and pen. We will then discuss in more detail, what will be needed for the following weeks. If you already have any small items that you will want to work on, you may bring these in with you.
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Title: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Crafts, Creative Arts and Design Qualification: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Crafts, Creative Arts and Design Classification: Arts, Media and Publishing