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Enameling: Applying Color to MetalWant to learn the fundamental techniques behind the ancient art of enameling? Students will first learn to prepare a surface to accept enamels, then how to apply the foundation layer, and several techniques for adding details and embellishments. Instructor will fire your piece in the kiln and you will take home a finished work of art. Students are provided with all the materials needed to make a finished pendant or charm, but feel free to bring fired PMC scrap, small stencils, left over glass seed beads, or other items to use as inspiration and decoration. Materials fee includes choice of a copper blank, unlimited use of enamels, embellishments, and tools.Prerequisite: (none) Studio 34 Instructor: Aleana D'Aniello Level: Beginner Cost: $35 + 15 Please read before registering: If you do not get a confirmation from us after checking out, please call to confirm. Same day registrations are accepted by phone call only. Day of class registrations do not guarantee a spot. page top |
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Enamels: Beyond Sifting: Intermediate TechniquesThis class is designed for the student who has previous enameling experience and wants to expand their knowledge beyond basic skills and materials. Alternative techniques for applying enamel to metal, including painting, drawing and stamping, will be explored as well as new or lesser well known enameling surfaces. Students receive copper sheet and pre -enameled steel tile to use for experimenting with liquid enamel, acrylic enamel, crayons and stamps. These mediums can be mixed with sifting and other embellishing techniques learned in precious classes. prerequisite: Basic enameling skills or Enameling: Applying Color to MetalPrerequisite: Basic Enameling Skills or Enameling: Applying color to metal Studio 34 Instructor: Aleana D'Aniello Level: Intermediate Cost: $40 + 25 Please read before registering: If you do not get a confirmation from us after checking out, please call to confirm. Same day registrations are accepted by phone call only. Day of class registrations do not guarantee a spot. page top |
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PMC and Polymer Clay Spear PendantDiscover one of the newest innovative jewelry mediums, precious metal clay (PMC). This material feels like clay, is pliable, can be shaped and textured like clay, but when kiln fired, results in fine silver. (Sterling silver is usually 92.5%. Precious metal clay is 99% pure silver). We will create a PMC bead cap with bail permanently attached to a polymer clay spear that you will create using a polymer clay jellyroll technique.Prerequisite: (none) Studio 34 Instructor: Level: Intermediate Cost: $45 + Please read before registering: If you do not get a confirmation from us after checking out, please call to confirm. Same day registrations are accepted by phone call only. Day of class registrations do not guarantee a spot. page top |
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Photo Charms and PendantCreate your very own photo or artwork keepsake Microscope Slide Glass Soldiered Pendant/Charm. Learn how to solder, cut glass, use copper tape and do a little wire work. Students complete one double-sided pendant or charm in class. NO art or soldering experience required. Instructions to students: Please bring TWO special small photos or two -dimensional ephemera that measure no bigger than 1 inch by 1 inch. Completed pendants/charms are two sided so you need two images to include in your project. Examples of things that can be put in pendants: pictures of your kids or pets, paper of any kind, real lace, and pieces of original artwork- anything that is flat and thin. The two pieces of art or photos should not be thicker than 1/16th inch when sandwiched back to back. Some pieces of original art made by Vickie Porter will be available if you don't have the right size photos. Please note: We can't use older photos that were developed from film as the paper does not tolerate the heat of soldering. Make a print copy of older photos or bring digitally printed images. If you have a bone folder, please bring one. Available at craft stores.No art experience required. Everyone can do this! [Photos by Teri Fiske at Pumpkin Patch Photos]Prerequisite: (none) Studio 34 Instructor: Vickie Porter Level: Beginner Cost: $35 + 14 Please read before registering: If you do not get a confirmation from us after checking out, please call to confirm. Same day registrations are accepted by phone call only. Day of class registrations do not guarantee a spot. page top |
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Resin Techniques for Jewelry and MetalsCreate three dimensional necklace pendants or bracelet components using a variety of fibers, specialty papers, found objects, and ephemera. The technique of applying a heavy resin encasement ensures incredible depth with a deep shine and endurance, while minimizing a usually messy technique. Instructions for students: bring a clean egg carton, a piece orr, a large envelope of tyvek, or nonstick sheet and some unique found objects such as dried flowers, dichroic glass, etc.Prerequisite: (none) Studio 34 Instructor: TBD Level: Beginner Cost: $35 + 20 Please read before registering: If you do not get a confirmation from us after checking out, please call to confirm. Same day registrations are accepted by phone call only. Day of class registrations do not guarantee a spot. page top |
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