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"Wind-Catcher Earrings" Tuesday  September 5, 2023  10:00am - 2:00pm

"Wind-Catcher Earrings" Tuesday September 5, 2023 10:00am - 2:00pm

$58.00Price

Leave it to Chris to come up with something unique and different ... In this project you will learn a unique cold connection technique. You will cut out two round disc using a disc-cutter and layer the disc between copper screen and to give the wind catcher effect you will add components of your choice and creation. These earrings are so much fun to make and are totally awesome.

  • "Wind-Catcher Earrings"

    Instructor:    Chris Goulet

    Date:             Tuesday  September 5, 2023

    Time:            10:00am - 2:00pm  

    Skill Level: All Levels

    Age Limit: 18 and Over

    Maximum Class Size: 5

    Class Fee:  $58.00

    Kit Fee:  Included in class fee.     

    Class description:  

    Make a unique pair of earrings using disc-cutter, copper screen, components, rivets and your creativity

     

    About Your Teacher:

    Chris has been one of our Mississippi Coast's brightest stars in metalsmithing and silversmithing for the past 20 years.  Her jewelry is exquisite and one of a kind. She has many years of teaching experience and has studied under:   Arrowmont School of Arts & Crafts in TN, **James Carter Studio and School of Jewelry  Arts, Greenboro, NC, **New Orleans School of Metalsmithing**Mary C. O'Keefe Cultural Center of Arts & Education, Ocean Springs, MS **Master Jeweler Gerrol Benigno, Gulfport, MS **Millsaps College PMC Classes, Jackson, MS **Rio Grande PMC Certification under Fred Woell, Deland, FL.  Chris has slso received many awards for her beautiful work.  She is an artist with so much creativity and best of all, she is sharing her talents with us!

     

    NOTE:

    The most common meaning of the dream catcher, originating from the Native American Ojibwe tribe, is that it filters the bad dreams away protecting you from evil and negativity. The legend of the dream catcher is to only let the good in and protect ourselves from the evil. The good dreams find their way though the center of the circle while the bad get caught and with the first sign of daylight they disappear.

     

    NOTE:

    One of the most popular ways to connect metal is cold connection techniques using rivets. (cold meaning no soldering or heat) Rivets are decorative and popular way to join materials together and can be made from hollow tube or solid. The technique is the same but wire will create a solid rivet and tube will create rivet with a hole through the middle.

     

    You will Learn:

    How to assemble metal, metalsmithing, drilling, working with copper screen wire, texturing, how to us a disc-cutter and dapping block, cold connection by riveting.

     

    Skills Covered:  

    Dapping, cutting screen, texturing, drilling holes in metal, wire working, assembling of metal parts, disc-cutting, and a different way of doing cold connections.

    Kit to Include:

    Everything need to complete this project

     

    Skill Level: 

    No experience necessary.

     

    Tools to Bring:  

    None.. you will use Studio's tools!

     

    What to Wear:

    Comfortable clothes.   Apron, latex gloves, safety glasses and mask will be provided if needed.

     

    Where:

    SAS by Design Studio

    6170 Larkwood Ln

    Long Beach, MS 39560

     

    Questions?:

    Email:    sasbydesign@aol.com

    Phone:  228-864-9138

     

    Please Note:

    One seat per person per class.  Space is limited so please do not bring any guests or children with you to class.

     

    Classes will start on time.

     

    To Register: 

    Submit Payment

     

    Cancellation Policy:

    No refunds are provided if you cannot attend your scheduled class.  You may send someone in your place if you let us know to expect them.  We reserve the right to cancel a class at anytime.  If that happens, for any reason, you will receive a full refund.  In case of inclement weather, we will reschedule the class or give a full refund.

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