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Classes

Unless otherwise noted, all classes take place at The Art Center of Ramona  438 Main Street;  Ramona, CA 92065

Love little books? Want to learn to make them?  Comeand learn a few fun ways to make and bind little books.  Little books are so cute and intriguing.  Come learn a variety of binding techniquesincluding stitching, stapling, stab binding, and more.

Participants will learn 4 book binding techniques to make anew book each week.  Most materials will be provided but students may be asked to contribute items they would like to incorporate into their books.

     

​Books to learn include:

· Stapled Art Journal

· Japanese Stab Binding

· Stitched Pamphlet

· Recycled Junk Journal

                      

Suitable For: Ages: 16 and up; beginners and all are welcome

Cost: $120 (Former or returning students will receive a $20 discount!)

Class Size: Min. 4, Max. 8

To Register: Contact Marsha Cook at beartsy@outlook.com.

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Four Little Books in Four Weeks
Instructor: Marsha Cook

Fridays: Feb. 3 to Feb. 25, 2023
10 a.m. to Noon

Make your own stunning silver jewelry while learning how to use silver metal art clay (PMC).  Students will learn metal clay basics while making a fine silver pendant and earrings they can wear home!

 

This is a great introduction to silver metal clay and making jewelry.  Students will learn how to form, texture, fire and finish precious metal clay (PMC) while making earrings (or charms) and a pendant.  We will also touch on some basic wire wrapping and blackening silver to finish your projects. Students will walk away with their own ready to wear fine silver creations. Students will receive 15 grams of fine silver for their project included in the price of the course. Students are often able to make more than a pair of earrings and pendant depending on the size they choose.

                      

Suitable For: Ages: 16 and up.

Cost: $120

Class Size: Min. 3, Max. 8

To Register: Contact Helen Munroe at hbjewelry@yahoo.com.

www.hbglassdesign.com

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Introduction to Precious Metal Clay Jewelry Class
Instructor: Helen Munroe

April 12 & 19, 2023
5:30 to 8 p.m.

Make your own stunning bronze jewelry while learning how to use bronzemetal art clay (PMC). Students will learn metal clay basics while makinga bronze pendant and earrings or charm they can wear home!

This is a great introduction to bronze metal clay and makingjewelry. Students will learn how to form, texture, fire and finishprecious metal clay (PMC) while making earrings (or charms) and apendant. We will also touch on some basic wire wrapping and patinas tofinish your projects. Students will walk away with their own ready to wear bronzecreations. Students will receive 15 grams of bronze for their project includedin the price of the course. Students are often able to make more than a pair ofearrings and pendant depending on the size they choose.

                      

Suitable For: Ages: 16 and up.

Cost: $85

Class Size: Min. 3, Max. 8

To Register: Contact Helen Munroe at hbjewelry@yahoo.com.

www.hbglassdesign.com

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Introduction to Precious Metal Clay Jewelry Class
Instructor: Helen Munroe

Feb. 22 & March 1, 2023
1 to 3 p.m.

Learn value control and color mixing.

To Register: Contact Stan Goudy: stanaws@earthlink.net

or 442-297-9478.

Student Material List (To be supplied by the student):

Small canvas panels or stretched canvas or smooth watercolor paper. 6x8, 8x10 9x12 .8x8 10x10.6x6.

Sketch book.

2 sharpie fine point pens.

A pencil.

A palette.

A #2 , #4 short flat brushes called " brights" any brushes the students may have will work.

One each of the following colors :

2oz. Tubes of

Cadmium yellow medium

yellow oxide or yellow ochre

alizarin crimson 

ultramarine blue

pthalo blue or manganese blue

dioxazine purple

Liquitex Brand: hookers green dark hue permanent.

And white.

 

If money is an issue then Cadmium yellow medium, alizarin crimson, ultramarine blue and white will suffice at first.

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Learning To Paint In Acrylic with Stan Goudey
Instructor: Stan Goudy

Feb. 16, 23 and March 2, 9
1 to 3:30 p.m.

The options of jewelry making with glass and wire are vast. Over 13 years of experimentation I've found some things that work well and I'd like to share with people interested in glass and jewelry. In this workshop we get right to work forming silver to embed between layers of Glass that will be fused in a kiln. Students will have unique handmade glass pendants after firing or forged wire work to take home the day of the workshop if their interest is working with wire. Small wire sculpture is an option to work on as well.

Beginners welcome all materials provided.  We start with forming a silver bail to be embedded between the layers of glass, choose glass colors you like and work in some wire or other extras.  Top with clear glass and it's ready to fire.  Advance to etching dichroic glass and painting on glass with liquid glass.  

Cost: $50 or  $25 for wire only.

Suitable For: 16 and up or 7 and up with an adult guardian.

To Register: Contact Lyn Feudner: 760-585-5851

lynfeudner.com

facebook.com/lyn.feudner

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Wild Wire to Wearable Fused Glass Workshops
Instructor: Lyn Feudner

Monthly - First Saturdays (Starting March 4)
9 to 11 a.m.

Introduction to Precious Metal Clay Jewelry Class
Instructor: Helen Munroe
April 12 & 19 from  5 to 8 p.m.

Make your own stunning silver jewelry while learning how to usesilver metal art clay (PMC).  Students will learn metal clay basics whilemaking a fine silver pendant and earrings they can wear home!

 

This is a great introduction to silver metal clay and makingjewelry.  Students will learn how to form, texture, fire and finishprecious metal clay (PMC) while making earrings (or charms) and apendant.  We will also touch on some basic wire wrapping and blackeningsilver to finish your projects. Students will walk away with their own ready towear fine silver creations. Students will receive 15 grams of fine silver fortheir project included in the price of the course. Students are often able tomake more than a pair of earrings and pendant depending on the size theychoose.

 

THIS CLASS IS SUITABLE FOR: Students 16 and over. 

COST:  $120

MATERIALS:  Will be provided by instructor.

*MIN/MAX NUMBER OF STUDENTS:  3-8

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO REGISTER, CONTACT: Helen Munroe hbjewelry@yahoo.com

WEBSITE: www.hbglassdesign.com

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