Intro to Small Metals Workshop

Sat 23 Jun 9:00 am

 – 

Sat 23 Jun 1:00 pm
Learn the basic techniques of constructing small jewelry pieces in sterling silver including cutting, annealing, sawing, fold-forming, and soldering.
Come away from this workshop with new knowledge of small metalsmithing as well as wonderful handmade pieces including a pair of earrings, or a pendants. Instruction will include hands on studio demonstrations, individual attention, and group discussions.

About the instructor: Shelley Claude, Jewellery Designer
“My pursuit of designing jewelry began in 2009. It was my love of jewelry and my background in fine arts that drove me to create my own wearable one of a kind pieces. After working in the corporate world for many years, I decided to make a career change and open up my own  jewelry studio  in downtown Flagstaff, AZ.   My studio was a place where I was able to sell my wears and teach others about fabricating jewelry.  Some of my previous students were looking for a new hobby, while others were interested in selling their own custom made pieces in galleries; every student’s motivation was inspiring and fuelled my passion to help them create. 
 
I am currently visiting Whitehorse, Yukon with my two daughters.  During my time here I will once again have the opportunity to create fine jewelry and teach my craft.”
Maximum 3 participants – Participants are required to wear close toed shoes and have all hair tied back for any shop training or workshops.

Closed-toe shoes and non-flammable, non-synthetic clothing are required for this training session.


← Back to Calendar