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Sat, Jun 29

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Veterans Memorial Building | Room C

Intro. to Basic Metalsmithing: Piercing and Cutting

Start Making Jewelry! Learn how to make custom and personalized gifts out of metals on your very own using techniques that you can use at home with a few simple tools and supplies.

Intro. to Basic Metalsmithing: Piercing and Cutting
Intro. to Basic Metalsmithing: Piercing and Cutting

Time & Location

Jun 29, 2024, 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM PDT

Veterans Memorial Building | Room C, 4117 Overland Ave, Culver City, CA 90230, USA

About the event

Discover how to create metal adornments using tools and materials that you can easily utilize at home. During the workshop, these are some of the things you will be doing:

  • Cut metal with a jeweler's saw
  • Pierce metals to saw out an interior design
  • Sand and clean metal
  • Add a polish sealer 

You'll be working with copper. The techniques you will learn can also easily be applied to working with brass and sterling silver. By the end of the session, you'll have a good understanding of the tools and supplies needed for your own workspace, should you decide to continue exploring metalwork on your own.

These are some of the items you can create with the skills you'll learn: earrings, pendants, key chains, mobile phone charms, decorative hooks, ornaments, and more.

Things you could bring to class with you: If you have them, please bring a lead pencil and a permanent marker, your prescription eye glasses and/or safety glasses, an apron if you prefer your clothing not get dirty.

Safety Notes: Please wear closed-toe shoes and long pants. Long hair should be tied back away from your face. Refrain from wearing long dangling jewelry and loose long sleeves.

LOCATION DETAILS

We will be in Room #C

Veterans Memorial Building 

4117 Overland Ave, Culver City, CA 90230

Tickets

  • Metalsmithing Basics Workshop

    Let's create! Looking forward to seeing you at Intro. to Basic Metalsmithing: Piercing and Forming workshop.

    $65.00

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