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FASHION & JEWELRY DESIGN14FACULTYSUZANNE GASKINSBFA, Fashion Illustration, Fashion Institute ofTechnology, NYC; studied Communications Designat Pratt Institute MS program. Suzanne has workedin the NYC fashion industry for 20 years withexperience in apparel and accessory design andmerchandising for clients such as Merry-Go-Round,Rossetti and Michael Stevens, as well as manyprivate label manufacturers.PAT ROSENBERGERPat Rosenberger has been an exhibiting artist formore than 20 years. Her imagination for her jewelryis sparked by her experiences; using silversmithingtechniques, Pat currently works in silver, copperand brass. She has taught adult classes at variousinstitutions including the Stifel Fine Arts Center,The Steubenville Center for Arts and The JeffersonCommunity College.PATRICIA WHITMANBS, University of Delaware. About two years agoPatricia discovered and fell in love with jewelry madewith the techniques and weaves from the ancient artof chainmail. The clean, fluid, flexible, yet intricate,weaves can create exquisite jewelry for both menand women. Some of the classic weaves, such asJens Pind and Full Persian, are her favorites, butshe loves them all. Once perfect jump ring closuresand the classic chainmail weaves are mastered,the fun is in creating new weaves and modifyingthe classic ones to make unique, and sometimesheirloom, jewelry. As is often the case when youlove something, Patricia found that she wanted toshare her enthusiasm of chainmail with others. Inthat spirit Patricia teaches chainmail workshops atthe Delaware College of Art and Design.BEGINNING Chain Maille WorkshopCOURSE ID: JD0019Instructor: Patricia WhitmanONE SESSIONSaturday, June 9; 1 PM – 4 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $35; Materials Fee: $10This workshop will begin with a brief review of the historyof the ancient art of chain maille. Several examples of chainmaille jewelry will show some of the many possibilities ofthis technique. Students will learn how to make clean, tightclosures of jump rings and will learn the byzantine weaveto make a bracelet in copper or brass. If time permits,the box weave, which is closely related to the byzantine weave,will also be taught. The only tools needed to do chain mailleare a pair of chain nose pliers. Pairs of pliers will be availablefor use during the class if needed. The cost of the byzantinebracelet kit is $10. Pairs of pliers and additional kits will alsobe for sale in class.ADVANCED Chain Maille WorkshopCOURSE ID: JD0020Instructor: Patricia WhitmanONE SESSIONSunday, June 10; 1 PM – 4 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $35; Materials Fee: $25Continue to explore and create Chain Maille in this advancedworkshop, open to students who have already taken theintroductory course. Students must have taken the firstworkshop or have some hands-on experience with chainmaille. The workshops will continue to focus on makingperfect closures of jump rings and will teach a few moreinteresting weaves, including the European 4-in-1 weave,the Celtic weave and possibly the Persian weave. The onlytools needed to do chain maille are a pair of chain nose pliers.Pairs of pliers will be available for use during the class ifneeded. Pairs of pliers and additional kits will also be forsale in class. Prerequisite: Beginning Chain Maille Workshop.CELTIC-INSPIRED COPPER & SILVER BRACELETCOURSE ID: JD0023Instructor: Pat RosenbergerONE SESSIONSaturday, June 23; 1 PM – 4 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $35; Materials Fee: $20Students will use wire wrapping and forging to create Celticinspiredlinks. Using a silver jump ring the bracelet will beassembled and finished with a hand forged clasp.FORGED COPPER JEWELRYCOURSE ID: JD0024Instructor: Pat RosenbergerONE SESSIONSaturday, June 30; 1 PM – 4 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $35; Materials Fee: $15Students will learn the secrets to using a jeweler’s saw tocreate shape. Forging with a variety of hammers will transformthe shapes that then will be hung from balled silver or a wirewrapped ball to create earrings and a pendant.
CREATE A KILT PINCOURSE ID: JD0025Instructor: Pat RosenbergerONE SESSIONSaturday, August 7; 1 PM – 4 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $35; Materials Fee: $15Using copper wire and pliers a single piece of wire will becomea lovely kilt pin. Filing and sanding will finish the end to a sharppoint. This piece is a great decorative accent for a jacket, toclose a wrap or for a cool way to secure any fabric.HAND-KNOTTED NECKLACECOURSE ID: JD0021Instructor: Patricia WhitmanONE SESSIONSaturday, June 16; 9 AM – NOONNON-CREDIT Tuition: $35; Materials Fee: $15In this three hour workshop you will learn to create a handknottednecklace. Hand-knotting is a very traditional andclassic way to create jewelry. The secret to knotting is easilylearned and mastered with a little practice. Most studentswill complete the necklace in class and others will be able tocomplete it at home. No experience is necessary, but nimblehands and fingers are.CHAIN MAILLE WITH BEADSCOURSE ID: JD0022Instructor: Patricia WhitmanONE SESSIONSaturday, June 16; 1 PM – 4 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $35; Materials Fee: $20In this 3 hour workshop you will learn several ways toincorporate beads into chainmail jewelry. Beads can add colorand interest to already gorgeous chain maille work. Done well,beads can make aspects of the piece truly pop out and bespectacular. Students will make a chain maille bracelet andearrings with beads as well as learn additional techniques toadd beads. Prior chain maille experience is required.FASHION ILLUSTRATION WORKSHOPCOURSE ID: FD0004Instructor: Suzanne GaskinsTHREE SESSIONSSaturday, June 16, 23 & 30; 10 AM – 4 PMNON-CREDIT Tuition: $200; 1.6 CEUSThis workshop will focus on the basic principles of fashionillustration, from quick gesture drawings to detailed renderings,concentrating on the construction of the garment as it relatesto the human figure. Over the course of three sessions,students will build confidence in their drawing skills byworking from direct observation of a costumed/clothed livemodel. Students will explore a variety of reference materials,become familiar with fashion silhouettes and learn fundamentaltechniques to express the crucial visual elements requiredto communicate a fashion design. Students should expecthomework in between class meetings. A lunch break willbe scheduled; students may bring their lunch or visit a localeatery. Materials needed: 18x24” charcoal and regular drawingpaper, drawing pencils, charcoal, ink and brush as well ascolored pencils or pastels.FASHION & JEWELRY DESIGNREGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.DCAD.EDU/CE15
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