With the studio complete my thoughts can now turn to classes & teaching. It’s funny how I seem to have gone full circle in my teaching capacity. Although teaching someone how to create a piece of jewellery or art object is slightly different from A Level French & Language Consultancy etc.,
The classes at Lunes Bijoux will run as regularly as there is demand. I have decided to work to my clients needs rather than have a rigid timetable. This way the mum with 18 month old twins, the accountant with long hours and the travel rep all get what they want. I’m happy and hopefully they will be. I was amazed with the response at the opening on Saturday.
Below - in French (of course) are the exact course details
Stages de Bijoux* (cours + outils compris / *perles apprêts etc., non compris) - 12€
Bijoux 1-”Fantasy Twig” ou “Multi”
Bijoux 2-”Twangle” (collier / bracelet)
Bijoux 3-Boucles d’Oreilles (3 paires différentes)
Bijoux 4-Objets d’art (à vous de choisir le thème)
Stages - Pâte Polymère (fimo) (toutes fournitures comprises)
Débutant - 30 € (5 heures environ sur 2 jours)
Intermédiaire - 50 € (6 heures environ sur 2 jours)
Plusieurs thèmes et possibilités sont réalisables. N’hésitez pas à nous contacter.
Stages en anglais & français
We are already looking to combine classes with wine tasting opportunities at the local caves, golf, fishing and swimming. The village has several gites alongside B&Bs. And what with the Pays Cathare mark of quality I was award in 2006 I am listed in the main tourist guides for 2008. Hopefully there is a rosy future head for Lunes Bijoux!
Now if you struggled understanding the above in French - have a listen to Jack speaking about his experience with Greek! Fantastic!
Good luck with it all. Your atelier looks very professional - impressive.
Over here I’ve had my head down working on my site, hoping a few partnerships and advertising will earn a few coppers.
On Saturday we leave for the Périgord for a week - still scratching head wondering how we are going to fit everything into the car, without forgetting out little monster and our 25kg dog!
Looking forward to the break, the change of routine (especially) and escape from the Paris region… might even pop to a supermarket down there to stock up on a few English goodies (although a friend of mine came round after a trip from the UK, yesterday, with some McVities choccy digestives, Hob Nobs and also Rémy’s first packets of Farleys Rusks).
Tis late… bonne semaine!
Great video - Jack Dee is hilarious isn’t he?