Bracelet set by Sarah James
As you may already know, I will be teaching
"It's the Little Things" at
Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts at the end of the summer. The class will begin with a slide presentation of images of all different kinds of jewelry with great details, both subtle and extravagant. Then during the week we will cover roller printing, texturing with files, hammers, and chasing tools, riveting, tab setting, findings, patination, and keum boo. These longer demos will be complemented by quick ones as time allows and lots of talk about why details are so important. I will encourage students to make lots of samples as they try every technique. I also have project ideas that can be tailored for different skill levels once students are ready to make finished jewelry. We will begin each day by sharing the things we've made. This is a great class for beginning students and for more advanced ones as well. For those beginning students I will demonstrate sawing, filing, and piercing.
The class runs from August 28-September 3, 2011. You can learn how to
register here or see the
full catalog online. Please feel free to email me (amy@amytavern.com) if you have questions.
rolling mill samples by Anneta Brady
You can look at images from the class I taught last summer at Penland including lots of student work
here.
Thanks for reading.
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