【Workshop(s)】[Old Tile Series] Light Jewelry Crystal Diamond Color Matching Workshop

https://youtu.be/VIMnX8TO26s Tiles are only popular in Taiwan for 15 to 20 years. These beautiful and age-sensitive tiles can only be found in some rare buildings and ancient houses. The most tiled buildings in Taiwan are located in Chiayi. The city's "Taiwanese Tiles", founder Xu Jiabin regards the preservation of Taiwan's tiles as a lifelong career. Among them, the pattern arrangement and color matching of the tiles are modern, and they are also very chic and rich in meaning! In this workshop, we will bring the beauty of the color of the tile into the simple jewelry design. Adding only the personal style color to the seemingly identical lines will change the beauty of the world, the exclusive style of the tiles. Accessories~ **Workshop content** From the "visual" of the five senses, find out the classic color matching techniques in the tiles. |Play color matching - use the color of the modulation watercolor and clay to find out the crystal drilling experience that suits you. |Understanding the characteristics of the material and the diamond-stitching skills |Materials used: Swarovski Elements |Complete works: 3cm diameter ring or necklace (optional on site) **★ 10 people in the package offer:** |Single price: $1,180/person |10 person discount price: $980/person **Workshop Address**: DIY School hand experience 2F-4, No. 119, Section 2, North Minsheng Road - Take the No. 1 exit of Kitaje Line Temple Station and turn right for 3 minutes. - Bus stop: Beijiexing Tiangong Station / Songjiang Minsheng Intersection **Co-instructor: Wu Chunmei two people one day Futari Hitohi Studio** The core concept of the two-person day is to combine other media design workshops through metalworking. Do it by yourself, talk to yourself in every repetitive action, explore layer by layer like peeling onions, Create opportunities to connect with real people, meet and accept imperfect self, Start with "Let the relationship start from the moment of the palm of your hand."