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I have interest in your rings with the blue resin and silver. But it will also depend on if I can afford it right now or not. Shall I email you for asking the price?
My email address is [email protected] send me an email then I can reply to this with some details of pricing for the rings which you are interested in.
Hi, do you have an online shop somewhere?
Hi Natascha,I do not currently have a selling website, my work is available to buy in galleries/shops that I have supplied or directly from myself.Is there a particular piece which you are interested in? It would not be a problem to post to Belgium (I see that is where you are based) as I have experience of exhibitions/customers in Europe and Canada.Best WishesFrancesca
My work can be found at a great contemporary jewellery gallery Gill Wing based on Upper Street, London and I have been featured on their website:
http://www.gillwingjewellery.co.uk/francesca-flynn
I have just had a lovely day assisting at the Craft Scotland Summer Show in Edinburgh.
Its on until the 26th of August at the White Stuff on George Street and has a range of interesting range of craft for sale.
A lot has happened the past couple of days.....
I have a new job as a designer at the Ringmaker in Edinburgh which specialises in bespoke handmade fine jewellery, I start next week and I am really excited!
I will be continuing to make my own work in my free time, I have been chosen as one of 12 contemporary designer makers for an exhibition REPEAT RINGS REPEAT at Atelier L'Echoppe in Montreal, Quebec in September as part of Journees de la Culture. They recieved entries from all around the world so I am very pleased to have been selected.
My work is on display as part of the Craft Scotland Summer Show from the 2nd to the 22nd of August 2013 at the White Stuff, George Street, Edinburgh.
I will be at the show invigilating on Monday 5th and Thursday 22nd of August so come by if you are in the area!
Getting the train to Edinburgh for the private view of Craft Scotland Summer Show. I couldn't part with this ring so I kept it for myself to wear! I have some really exciting news from the past couple of days to share, I will post about this tomorrow when I have more time!
A range of new earrings for the Craft Scotland Summer Show!
Blue Column, Necklace, Silver, resin, pigment
Francesca Flynn July 2013
Strips of Growth, Necklace, Resin, silver
Francesca Flynn July 2013
Today I went to Edinburgh to deliver my jewellery to the Craft Scotland Summer Show at the White Stuff on George Street, I have made a lot of new work and I will post some images shortly.
I also collected some hallmarking from the Edinburgh Assay Office went to the National History Museum to see the Amazing Amber exhibition which I would highly recommend. There are some amazing natural forms on show which have really inspired me!
I am delighted to say that I am one of 36 Scottish makers selected for the Craft Scotland Summer Show in August 2013.
A wide variety of high quality craft will be on display and available to buy including jewellery, textiles, ceramics and furniture.
The Craft Scotland Summer Show will be open to the public seven days a week from 02 to 26 August 2013. The show will be presented across the entire second floor of White Stuff on George Street, Edinburgh.
Photo from Rocks Exhibition at Goldsmiths Centre, Farringdon, London
My brooch Radiant Formation is in the blue piece in the centre.
What a beautiful display!
An image of one of my brooches taken at a photography shoot for a new publication about the Silversmithing and Jewellery department at Glasgow School of Art.
A selection of work from this years graduates, Artist in Residence and staff were photographed on different coloured backdrops.
Goldsmiths Centre
Upcoming Events At This Venue
May 30, 2013
ROCKS
The Goldsmiths’ Centre is making a glittering contribution to Chelsea Fringe this year with an exhibition exploring the inspiration Silversmiths draw from the landscape – ‘Rocks’.
During May and June 2013 we’ll be showing Goldsmiths, Silversmiths and Jewellers whose work is inspired by, or incorporates, rocks; – the rocky landscape that things grow from, work with gem stones, or pieces inspired by geological forms.
The show will also feature gems in their natural, rocky habitats provided by Holts Academy and a fantastic Rock Garden where gem stones glimmer below hanging orchids in an installation by Indoor Garden Design
For further inspiration try our great activities:-
21 May: Life in the Rock Garden: Life Drawing Class 6.30pm – 8.30 pm £12 at the door or £10 in advance http://http://londondrawing.com/classes/brand-new-monthly-life-drawing-sessions-farringdon
23 May: Bling Pong: Create your own contemporary jewels and jewellery using ping pong balls and play a few rounds of table tennis 10:00 – 16:30: Donations welcome. Part of Clerkenwell Design Week
23 May: Pop–up Theatre from Liminal Space 12:30 & 13:10: Free
31 May & Saturday 1 June: Fringe Fun – take part in fun activities for adults and children including our ’Scratch Patch’ sandpit of gem stones. Choose your favourites and turn them into jewellery, gem stone pets and more! Watch them being professionally polished by lapidary Steve Stavrou – part of the Goldsmiths’ Centre working community. Free entry with a charge for gemstones and materials. From 10am to 4pm.
4 June: Rocks Pecha Kucha. £15 (includes glass of wine with nibbles)
The Goldsmiths’ Centre, 42 Britton Street, London EC1M 5AD.
Exhibition featuring my work:
Goldsmiths' Centre dazzles with new Rocks exhibit
The Goldsmiths' Centre in Farringdon, London, has launched a brand new exhibition of contemporary gem-set jewellery called Rocks, celebrating the earth, nature and geological formations.
The exhibition is part of the gardening-focused Chelsea Fringe with a number of events planned around Rocks, including two family fun days on May 31 and June 1.
As part of the exhibit a rock garden has been created by Ian Drummond, the man behind Indoor Garden Design, with cascading, hanging orchids acting as a backdrop to the Rocks showcase.
Rocks explores the influence of the earth, nature and geological formations on today’s jewellery and precious metal designer-makers.
Jewellery showcasing work at the Rocks exhibit include Imogen Belfield, Shimmel & Madden, Cara Murphy, Mark Nuell, Ruth Ball and Katherine Agnew.
The Goldsmiths' Centre exhibitions curator Ruth Moir said: “Diamonds, precious metals and crystalline forms all come from the earth around us so it’s hardly surprising that so many crafts people draw on the landscape for their ideas and inspiration.
"This exhibition brings the different forms of rocks together, from those who have recreated geological processes, such as fossilisation, in their pieces, to the inspiration gained the rough surfaces of rocks and cliffs. These diverse and fascinating pieces will cast nature in a whole new light.”
The family fun days at the end of the month are designed to give adults and children the chance to hunt for their own gems in a giant, sandpit called a scratch patch which they can then make into jewellery and other items.
Steve Stavrou, the Goldsmiths' Centre's in-house lapidary will be on hand to demonstrate the process of polishing the stones.
Goldsmiths’ Centre Director, Peter Taylor said: “We’re delighted to be part of Chelsea Fringe this summer. We forget that the jewellery we wear comes from the landscape we live in and it’s great to be able to show people where gems and precious metals come from.
"We’re giving visitors to the centre the chance to experience nature and its influence on jewellery for themselves – and a whole host of other things besides. We’re looking forward to welcoming them.”
Full article:
http://www.professionaljeweller.com/article-13059-goldsmiths-centre-dazzles-with-new-rocks-exhibit/
New Rings: May 2013
Silver, resin, pigment
These rings and a selection of my work are now in stock at Au Boutique, Great Western Road, Glasgow.