Lynette Andreasen | Can’t Pin Me Down: pinned chain earrings | Monday, January 31, 2022 | 6 pm until 9 pm

$95.00

In this class students will learn to create beautiful earrings made from pinned chain elements.

Sheet metal chain elements will be cut either by hand with a jewelers saw, or with pancake dies in the hydraulic press.

Students will learn “pinning” – balling up a wire on either side of the chain elements as well as pinning beads made from glass, stone, shell etc.

Using the pinning technique, students will be able to attach glass, stone, shell, or other materials to their pieces with heat and without ruining the beads.

These earrings have great movement and the pinning technique is very versatile for other jewelry applications!

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Description

Instructor: Lynette Andreasen

Date of Class: Monday, January 31, 2022

6 pm until 9 pm

Class Fee: $95

Level: Beginner to Advanced

Type: A Project and Technique Workshop

KIT FEE: $75

KIT INCLUDES

Sterling Silver Sheet Metal 3×3”

20 Gauge Sterling Silver Round Half Hard Wire – 1 foot

20 Gauge Fine Silver Wire – 3 feet

Drill Bit #54

Beads for Pinning

Bound booklet of technical handouts

INSTRUCTOR WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING FOR USE IN CLASS

Torches

Flux

Soldering Station

Tumbler

Magnetic Pin Finisher

Rotary tools (flex shaft, Dremel)

Pickle and pickle pot

Design stencils

Hydraulic press

Pancake dies

Rolling Mill

Patinas

Mandrels for Earwires

Planishing Hammers

Steel Bench blocks

STUDENT SUPPLIES LIST

Jewelers Saw

Saw Blades (2/0 or smaller)

6” half round file (preferably #2 cut)

Needle files in various shapes

Bench Pin and clamp

Pliers – round nose, chain nose

Wire Cutters

Solderite Pad (6×6”) * optional if you like your own soldering surface

Soldering Tweezers

Wet/Dry Silicon Carbide Sandpaper (220, 320, 400, 600 grit)

Sharpie

Beads for Pinning if you have something specific you want to use (some will be provided in the kit)

OPTIONAL SUPPLIES

Work light and extension cord

Magnification if required

Instructor Email Address: lynette.andreasen@gmail.com

Instructor Website: www.lynetteandreasen.com