DELMAR LOOPADULT CLASSESMetalworks I(6 weeks)Instructor: Noël Leicht0721 Jan 13-Feb 17 Tue 10:30A-1:30P0722 Apr 14-May 19 Tue 10:30A-1:30PTuition: $195 Members: $175Materials & Lab Fee: $40Be amazed at what you can create in six weeksby acquiring basic metal working skills. Geared tobeginning students, you will learn to bend, form,hammer, patina, solder and texture to fabricatechains, hammered cuffs, rings, and fibulas inbrass and copper. Importantly, you will understandthe use of tools for metalsmithing, the propertiesof metal, the mechanics of fabrication and theprogressive steps necessary to create your owndesigns. This basic Metalworks foundation willprepare you for hours of creative explorations.Tools, some metal and basic supplies areprovided.Ages 16 and older are allowed to register foradult metals classes and workshops. All classeshave a Maximum of 8 students.Beginning Metal Design(6 weeks)Instructor: Lisa Colby0701 Jan 12-Feb 16 Mon 6-9P0702 Feb 23-Mar 30 Mon 6-9P0703 Apr 13-May 18 Mon 6-9PTuition: $195 Members: $175Materials & Lab Fee: $40Beginning Metal Design is a course designed forstudents with NO prior metal working experience.You will sample the fundamentals of silversmithing;turning simple silver, copper and brass sheet intounique jewelry objects and constructions. Learnhow to cut, pierce, join and finish elements withsoldering techniques and cold connections suchas hidden and tube rivets. Lots of demonstrationsand personal attention. Tools, some metal andbasic supplies are provided.Metal Design and Fabrication(6 weeks)Instructor: Peg Fetter0711 Jan 11-Feb 15 Sun 2-5P0712 Feb 22-Mar 29 Sun 2-5P0713 Apr 5-May 17* Sun 2-5P* No Class Apr 12Instructor: Cindy Howenstein0714 Jan 15-Feb 19 Thu 10:30A-1:30P0715 Feb 26-Apr 2 Thu 10:30A-1:30P0716 Apr 16-May 21 Thu 10:30A-1:30PTuition: $195 Members: $175Materials & Lab Fee: $40This class is designed for beginning andintermediate students wishing to learn thefundamentals of goldsmithing and silversmithingprocesses. You will concentrate on metal designtechnique using silver, copper and brass to cut,texture, form and join jewelry/object forms. Tools,some metal and basic supplies are provided.Open to all levels. Intermediate students maypursue independent projects.Metalworks II(6 weeks)Instructor: Noël Leicht0732 Feb 24-Mar 31 Tue 10:30A-1:30PTuition: $195 Members: $175Materials & Lab Fee: $40Step into the world of art and design using yourbasic metalworking skills. Explore stone setting,rivets, patinas, cuttlebone casting, faux inlay, andother techniques required to design and fabricateyour ideas in metal. Complete intermediateclass projects or create your own designs incopper and brass. Your only limitation is yourown imagination. Tools, some metal and basicsupplies are provided.Enameling(6 weeks)Instructor: Kelly Draper & Jan Hessel0741 Jan 13-Feb 17 Tue 6-9P0742 Feb 24-Mar 31 Tue 6-9PTuition: $195 Members: $175Materials & Lab Fee: $40This class will introduce students to the basicsof enameling and its non-traditional methods.Through hands-on demonstrations you willinvestigate the numerous techniques of applyingglass to metal. You will have the opportunity toexplore enameling applications while establishinga foundation for future experiences. Tools, somemetal and basic supplies are provided.20 www.craftalliance.org
Lost Wax Casting(6 weeks)Instructor: Kelly Draper & Jan Hessel0751 Jan 14-Feb 18 Wed 6-9P0752 Feb 25-Apr 1 Wed 6-9P0753 Apr 15-May 20 Wed 6-9PTuition: $195 Members: $175Materials & Lab Fee: $50In this class, you will experiment with carving,melting and shaping a variety of waxes into anoriginal piece. A mold will be made from thesewaxes and cast into small scale metal jewelry orobjects. Molds can also be made from organicmaterials, such as twigs, leaves, etc. and thencast into metal to create a unique piece. You willlearn surface finishing and fabrication techniquesto complete your artwork. More experiencedstudents may pursue independent projects. Tools,some metal and basic supplies are provided.Attendance to the first class is mandatory.Spontaneous Departures in Formingand Fabrication(6 weeks)Instructor: Michael Gleason0761 Jan 15-Feb 19 Thu 6-9P0762 Feb 26-Apr 2 Thu 6-9P0763 Apr 16-May 21 Thu 6-9PTuition: $195 Members: $175Materials & Lab Fee: $40Utilizing forming techniques such as sinking, raising,chasing, repoussé, die forming and hydraulicpress, students will practice developing formsfrom flat sheet suitable for jewelry construction.Manipulation and alteration of the basic formswill be encouraged using fabrication techniques,hinging basics, cold connections, pin stemassemblies, and various types of bezel setting.Students need a fundamental understanding ofhand tool usage, high temperature soldering andfabrication. Tools, some metal and basic suppliesare provided.Masterworks(6 weeks)Instructor: Michael Gleason0771 Jan 10-Feb 21* Sat 9A-12P0772 Feb 28-Apr 4 Sat 9A-12P0773 Apr 18-May 30** Sat 9A-12P* No Class Feb 7** No Class May 23Tuition: $195 Members: $175Materials & Lab Fee: $40This course is designed for intermediate andadvanced students who wish to pursue projectsand personal goals with a supervising mastercraftsman. Tools and basic supplies areprovided.(314) 725-1177 x 325Bezel Set Fused Glass Pendants(6 weeks)Instructor: Yuko Suga0781 Apr 14-May 19 Tue 6-9PTuition: $195 Members: $175Materials & Lab Fee: $60Create your own glass cabochons and usestone setting techniques to make one-of-a-kindpendants. Students will learn to cut, fuse, andsandblast textures and patterns into glass, andsequence these applications for a dimensionaleffect. No glass or metals experiencenecessary.Teen Metal(6 weeks)Instructor: Kevin Lin0421 Jan 14-Feb 18 Wed 4-6P0422 Feb 25-Apr 1 Wed 4-6P0423 Apr 15-May 20 Wed 4-6PTuition: $130 Members: $117Materials & Lab Fee: $25In this course, students will learn to createobjects and jewelry using fabrication techniquesthat take a simple sheet of metal and turn it intosomething special. Sample the fundamentals ofmetalsmithing, from designing and constructingbasic rings and bracelets to simple stone setting.Learn about cutting, piercing, elementaryfabrication, joining and simple casting. Tools,some metals and basic supplies are provided.Create your own classor take a Private LessonCall the registrar (314) 725-1177for more information.Mini WorkshopsMETALGetting Started with Wire <strong>Craft</strong>ing andBeadsInstructor: Leslie Hickman0791 Jan 17 Sat 1-5P0792 Mar 14 Sat 1-5P0793 May 16 Sun 1-5PTuition: $48 Members: $43Materials & Lab Fee: $25In this workshop, you will learn about wirebending, forming and connecting together tomake several finished pieces, including ear wires,rings, bracelets and pendants. You will learn howto include glass and stone beads to make yourpieces unique. Materials fee covers wire andsome beads. You are encouraged to bring someof your own special beads to incorporate. Opento all levels.Rubber Mold MakingInstructor: Kelly Draper0794 Feb 28 Sat 1-5PTuition: $48 Members: $43Materials & Lab Fee: $25The class will explore the basics of two-partmolds, including hot and cold molding methods.Students will learn to make vulcanized rubbermolds, which will allow for the reproduction of waxmodels and for the use of multiples in the lost waxcasting process. Students will make at least onevulcanized silicone rubber mold.Sterling Cuff BraceletInstructor: Lisa Colby0795 Apr 25 Sat 1-5PTuition: $48 Members: $43Materials & Lab Fee: $40Hammer and form sterling silver into a beautifulcuff bracelet in this workshop. Using hammers,mallets and other tools, you will embed varioustextures onto sheet silver and form it to fit yourwrist. Open to all levels.Metal Workshops:(See Weekend Studios pages 14 & 15 for moredetails)Symbolic ShapesInstructor: Jessica Erickson:Sat, Feb 7 9A-5P21