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Metalsmithing Basics

Presented by Peninsula Art Academy at Peninsula Art Academy, Peninsula OH

Oct 04 - 25 2018
Metalsmithing Basics

minimum 4, maximum 6 students.

Kristina Malcolm is a professional artist and silversmith and teaches metalsmithing part-time at local universities. This class is designed to cover many all-purpose techniques in metalsmithing including: sanding, filing, sawing, cutting, piercing, textures (hammer, stamping, etc.), polishing, etching, patinas, cold connections, annealing, soldering, and fabrication. Students will be able to complete several small projects featuring the techniques discussed during classes the first class introduces using a jewelers saw, filing, standing and forming a copper cuff bracelet. The second class features non-ferrous etching with ferric nitrate and focuses on honing sawing and piercing skills.We will also be learning drilling, patinas, and cold connections. The third class introduces silver soldering techniques and fabrication with a small earring project. The final class will focus on advanced silver soldering techniques where students will complete a sterling ring with a stone setting ... view more »

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Thursday nights in October 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th

6-9:30pm

$259 (or $74 for any single class) plus $10 minimum materials fee each class.

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Peninsula Art Academy

1600 Mill Street West, Peninsula, OH 44264

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