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10-19-2007, 06:23 PM
Intermediate Beadmaking with Stephanie Sersich
January 26 - 27; Saturday & Sunday
10am - 5pm
$325 plus $25 material fee
Join Stephanie as she shows you how to produce the beads you’ve always imagined for your jewelry designs. In the workshop, students will learn how to make necklace components, some not formed on a mandrel at all. Participants will explore off-mandrel techniques to make pendants, buttons and beyond. Stephanie uses a variety of shapes, such as hearts, pods, and starfish to create the matrix (core bead) of her designs. Emphasis will be placed on learning an array of decorative techniques in hopes each student can utilize them to create something truly their own. This will be a unique opportunity for participants to learn from Stephanie’s eleven years of experience, and boundless creative energy.
Listed below are the tools and equipment to be provided by each student.
Beadmaking Tools List:
didymium glasses
30 mandrels – 10 (1/16 size), 20 (3/32 size) and a few larger
student’s favorite hand tools
paring knife
marver
pointed tweezers
tweezer masher
large masher
glass scissors
tungsten pick
rake/stainless pick
angled foil & leaf tweezers (Frantz Art Glass)
CALL 541.342.2959 OR EMAIL info@eugeneglassschool.org TO SIGN UP
EUGENE GLASS SCHOOL
541-342-2959
575 Wilson Street
Eugene, OR 97402
www.eugeneglassschool.org
January 26 - 27; Saturday & Sunday
10am - 5pm
$325 plus $25 material fee
Join Stephanie as she shows you how to produce the beads you’ve always imagined for your jewelry designs. In the workshop, students will learn how to make necklace components, some not formed on a mandrel at all. Participants will explore off-mandrel techniques to make pendants, buttons and beyond. Stephanie uses a variety of shapes, such as hearts, pods, and starfish to create the matrix (core bead) of her designs. Emphasis will be placed on learning an array of decorative techniques in hopes each student can utilize them to create something truly their own. This will be a unique opportunity for participants to learn from Stephanie’s eleven years of experience, and boundless creative energy.
Listed below are the tools and equipment to be provided by each student.
Beadmaking Tools List:
didymium glasses
30 mandrels – 10 (1/16 size), 20 (3/32 size) and a few larger
student’s favorite hand tools
paring knife
marver
pointed tweezers
tweezer masher
large masher
glass scissors
tungsten pick
rake/stainless pick
angled foil & leaf tweezers (Frantz Art Glass)
CALL 541.342.2959 OR EMAIL info@eugeneglassschool.org TO SIGN UP
EUGENE GLASS SCHOOL
541-342-2959
575 Wilson Street
Eugene, OR 97402
www.eugeneglassschool.org