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Material fee: $25 cash or check due Monday, plus sterling silver.
In this four session class you will learn to make sterling silver rings and set a cabochon stone. Sawing, filing, hammering, rolling textures, polishing and soldering will be covered. Wear your rings home at the end of the class. Beginning level, ages 14 years and above.
INSTRUCTOR: Jane Martin has taught jewelry making at Pratt Fine Arts Center in Seattle, for the Seattle Metals Guild, and the Bainbridge Island park department. Her jewelry is shown at Facèré Jewelry Art Gallery in Seattle.
Ages: 13- 18
Additional Material Fees for this course: $150.00 Please bring check to the first day of class. Scholarships are available, please contact Tammie@BainbridgeBARN.org.
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This is an intermediate/advanced level class. For ages 14 years and up.
Material fee: $25 check or cash due on Monday, plus sterling silver.
Start adding faceted gemstones to your work. A tube setting is similar to a bezel setting, which makes for a natural introduction to faceted stone setting. This setting securely holds the stone on a shelf by compressing the tube walls around it. Students in this class will be using burs, files, burnishers, pushers and punches to set the stones. You will learn important basics of traditional faceted stone settings and how useful the flex-shaft can be when setting stones. Tube settings are versatile and a great addition to your growing skills. You will have the opportunity to make a piece of jewelry, but this two day class will focus on the skills more than a finished product. This can be a challenging class so you should be comfortable with basic bezel setting and be able to solder on your own. What to bring to class: Students should bring loupes or magnifiers, digital caliper, ring clamps, bench mate vices, swivel vices, files, setting burs, flex shaft hammer hand pieces, pushers, punches and burnishers if you have them.
Materials fee: $25
Instructor: Jody Lyle
Jody Lyle is a goldsmith with over 25 years of experience designing and making jewelry. She has a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts degree from the University of North Texas, and has since taken many classes, workshops and apprenticeships with masters in the field. Jody continues to hone her skills, acquiring new techniques and is continually expanding the definition of her jewelry. As a child Jody learned that for a day to be satisfying, she had to make something. This is simple but it still holds true. Email: jody@jodylyle.com
Have a jewelry project you would like to work on? In this class all intermediate and advanced students will have the opportunity to work on their own projects. Guidance will be given in soldering, forming, assembling and polishing metal jewelry. Please feel free to join any or all of the dates for this class (next class is Tuesday, August 29). This is an opportunity to work in the beautiful and spacious new jewelry studio at BARN! There is an additional $5 materials fee to be paid by check or cash at the beginning of class. Contact: Jane Martin at JaneMartin4569@gmail.com Click on Show Details to register for this class.
Have a jewelry project you would like to work on? In this class all intermediate and advanced students will have the opportunity to work on their own projects. Guidance will be given in soldering, forming, assembling and polishing metal jewelry.
This is an opportunity to work in the beautiful and spacious new jewelry studio at BARN! There is an additional $5 materials fee to be paid by check or cash at the beginning of class.
Contact: Jane Martin at JaneMartin4569@gmail.com Click on Show Details to register for this class.
Join instructor Christine Lynn Eisenberg for this beginners seed beading class. You will be creating this beautiful spiral bracelet.
"I named this bracelet “Genesis” because it was the very first piece of bead work I ever made . . . the beginning of a beautiful, spiraling journey. In this class you will learn / review the basics of woven seed beading (materials, strategies, techniques), create a perfect spiral beaded rope and discover how to add an easy, effective clasp. Who knows? This class might just be the “Genesis” of a beautiful, jewelry making journey for you too!"-Christine Lynn Eisenberg An additional Materials Fee of $15 is needed. Please bring check or cash to the beginning of class. Class: BEGINNERS
Teacher Bio: Chris Eisenberg discovered beading while recovering from an accident and the resulting traumatic brain injury. Beading was her therapy and credits it for helping her become whole again. Chris has a doctorate in classical piano performance from the University of Northern Colorado and am a performance coach and collaborator at Central Washington University. She has previously taught workshops at the Autumn Artist Retreat and in the Iron Mountain Arts studio near Port Gamble.
Contact Studio Lead: Jane Martin at janemartic4569@gmail.com
This is a great opportunity for you to continue working on your projects. Ongoing students may work on a project together or work independently. This is a level 3/4 class where students can solder on their own. This is a 4 sessions class held on Tuesdays for the month of September.
Material Costs: $20
Instructor: Jane Martin
Instructor Bio: Jane Martin has taught jewelry making at Pratt Fine Arts Center in Seattle, for the Seattle Metals Guild, and the Bainbridge Island park department. Her jewelry is shown at Facere Jewelry Art Gallery in Seattle. She has been making jewelry since she was in high school and has a BFA from University of the Arts, Philadelphia. Contact: JaneMartin4569@gmail.com
This intermediate level class is for those that have completed a Beginning Jewelry class or two already. You will have the opportunity to work on individual projects or work on the class project. The class project will be agreed upon at the first class.
Instructor: Jane Martin has taught jewelry making at Pratt Fine Arts Center in Seattle, for the Seattle Metals Guild, and the Bainbridge Island park department. Her jewelry is shown at Facere Jewelry Art Gallery in Seattle. She has been making jewelry since she was in high school and has a BFA from University of the Arts, Philadelphia.
Contact: JaneMartin4569@gmail.com Please click Show Details to get to the registration button.
Have a necklace that is collecting dust in your jewelry box or a pair of earrings that you just are not wearing any more? BARN and the Women’s Shelter Jewelry Project would love to re-purpose it. All types and styles of jewelry are accepted, even if broken, a single earring or anything.
Please come help clean, sort and package any and all jewelry. This is a free community project but please register so we know how many volunteers will be available. Ages 10 and up, no experience necessary. We will give jewelry to Kitsap and King County area women’s shelters and the YWCA Dress for Success Program. Donations boxes are located at Esther's Fabric Store, Soul Mates, Adorn, Bainbridge Arts and Crafts and BARN.
Contact: Jane Martin at JaneMartin4569@gmail.com
Please click Show Details to get to the registration button.
This is a great opportunity for you to continue working on your projects. Ongoing students may work on a project together or work independently. This is a level 3/4 class where students can solder on their own. This is a 4 sessions class held on Tuesdays for the month of October.
Contact: JaneMartin4569@gmail.com
