Diane Cook | Bohemian Rhapsody | Friday, February 3rd, 2017 | 9 am until 4 pm
$145.00
This class is a further exploration into the world of torch fired enameling incorporating a new technique, I call “Bohemian Rhapsody”. As I fall deeper in love with enameling base metals, I find myself dreaming of all the untapped possibilities. Not only into the designs, but into the never ending array of color combinations that lie ahead, when using in this case, liquid enamels. You will quickly discover how the soft silky glass powder allows you to mix every color imaginable within the color wheel in a new & exciting way.
In this class you will have the opportunity to design a ring, a pendant and/or earrings, using my newest enameling technique, along with mastering cold join attachments of tabs & rivets.
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Description
Instructor: Diane Cook
Date of Class: 02/03/2017
Time: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Student Level: All
Type (project-oriented or techniques-oriented): Project-oriented
Class Fee: $145
Kit Fee: $42 (payable to instructor at class time and includes the use of the following tools):
Dry Liquid Enamel Kit (includes 8 colors)
Plastic Paint Pallet
Paint Brushes & Plastic Spoons
Synthetic Steel Wool, Pro Polishing Pad, Cards
Soldering Stands, Torches & Fuel
Steel Mandrels & Tiny Screwdrivers
Face Masks & Disposable Gloves
Texture Hammers & Brass Mallet
Metal Design Stamps
Dapping & Swaging Blocks
Klyrfire, Several Dry Enamels & Renaissance Wax
Fire Bricks & Heat Resistant Surfaces
Quenching Bowls & Pliers
Safety Glasses
Pickle
Dremel Tool, Bits & Diamond Files
Patina Solution
Student Supply List:
Sterling Silver Strip, 20 gauge, 3”x1/2” (for ring band)
Sterling Silver, Nickel Silver or Brass Sheet Metal, 20-22 gauge, at least 2, your choice of mixed metals, 6”x 3” piece
Copper Ovals, 1-1/4”x3/4”, 1-1/8”x3/4”, or Copper Discs, ¾” or 7/8”, 24-22 gauge
OR
Copper Sheet Metal, 22 gauge, at least 1-6”x 3” piece
Fine Silver Round Wire, 14 gauge, approx. 6” per piece (ring or pendant)
Jewelers Saw & Saw Blades (#4/0, #3/0, #2/0 or whatever size you like to use)
Foam Sanding Block or Pad, Fine Grit
Metal Jewelry Files, #2 (half-round or flat)
Pliers, Chain-Nose, Flat-Nose, Round-Nose
Pliers, Double Nylon Jaw Flat nose
Metal Hole Punch Pliers, 1.50mm
Ball Peen Hammer
Rawhide Mallet
Wood Dapping Forming Block or this
Steel Bench Block/Rubber Bench Block or Small Towel
Metal Awl or Scribe
Black Permanent Marker, Ultra-Fine
Scissors & Ruler
Optional Supply List:
Metal or French Shears (a saw would allow finer cuts for the base plates on a ring or pendant)
Cut Lube (if you use it when sawing)
Etched Metal (Nickel Silver, Copper or Brass), 22-20 gauge (I will also have for sale in the classroom) or Sterling Silver Metal (22-20 gauge etched)
Flush Cutters (GREAT double Flush Cutters)
For Earrings:
Sterling Silver Wire, 20 gauge, approx 4-8” per pair of earrings
Wire Rounder Tool for ear wires
For Pendant:
Choice of chain & closure
Ear Plugs & Optivisors (if needed)
Instructor Email Address: rosajosies@yahoo.com
Instructor Website: www.rosaandjosies.net