Art League of Henderson County
Event Registration - Art League of Henderson County

Continuing Exploring Silver Metal Clay Your Way
5/6/2024 - 5/7/2024
10:00 AM - 2:30 PM EST


Location: Henderson County Athletic and Activities Center  Room 101 (ground floor) on Monday and room 201 (upstairs) on Tuesday., 708 South Grove Street, Hendersonville, NC 28791


Registration ends on 5/5/2024
There are currently 8 spots remaining out of 8




Event Description

Instructor:  Susan Brooks

Date:   Monday, May 6, 10:00-2:30
   Tuesday, May 7, 12:00-2:00

Location:  Henderson County Athletic and Activities Center  Room 101 (ground floor) on Monday and room 201 (upstairs) on Tuesday.

Fee: Members: $95, Non-members: $110  (additional fee applies)

Maximum Class Size: 8

About the Class: Let your imagination take over and be translated into a beautiful, unique piece of jewelry.  Take your time and design a stunning piece of jewelry.  The instructor will bring examples of pendants and earrings for inspiration.  Each participant will have 10 grams of silver metal clay (a fee of $25.00 will be collected separately by the instructor).  Some experience is helpful, but this class is open to all students who are interested in learning more about the medium and like to create unique jewelry.  Students may want to bring reading glasses or optivisor to help with the close work, and beads if you wish to incorporate them into your design.

  Supplies: 10 grams will be brought for each participant at a cost of $25.00.  Additional silver metal clay can be purchased if needed.
 

Artist Bio:  Susan Brooks certified in all 3 levels of PMC with Mary Ann Devos through the William Holland School for Lapidary Arts as well as certification in Metal clay (both silver and base metals) through  Aussie Metal Clay and in base metals through Clay Revolution.  She is a certified Art Clay instructor and has studied with Holly Gage and Rodi Frunze online.  "The creative arts have been a passion for me for as long as I can remember and has often been my "ticket to sanity".  Whether through basketry, weaving, gourd art or jewelry making, I could always find some peace and pleasure.  In 2010, I discovered the world of metal clay and became hooked immediately.  the possibilities of adding textures and gemstones to jewelry is very exciting and seems a natural way to create pieces that express one's individual personality and style.