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Who's Who
1. Founder Karen Christians
4. Staff & HelpersAndrea Zeren
Lindsay Greenwald
5. StudiomatesChristine Connor
Elissa Steinert
Elizabeth Schock
Jake Berger
Kohei Shoji
Marsha White
Maureen McGann
Metalwerx Studiomates
Sylvia Stephen
Wendy Jo New
6. InstructorsAlan Meltzer
Alan Revere
Alison Bruun
Ann Cahoon
Anne Hollerbach and Mary Stachura
Anne Larsen Hollerbach
Barbara Berk
Becky Brannon
Betty Longhi
Bill Fretz
Bill Seeley
Bobby Hansson
Brian Marshall
Brian Adam
Bruce Gaber
Carl West
CeCe Wire
Celie Fago
Charles Brain
Chris Ramsay
Chris Ploof
Christine Dhein
Christopher Darway
Claire Sanford
Cynthia Eid
Daniel Grandi
David Olmsted
David Baird
Declan Halpin
Diane Lawton
Diane Almeyda
Doug Zaruba
Elizabeth Schock
Frances Killam
Fredricka Kulicke
Harriet Hyson
Heather Skowood
Iona Hunedy
J. Fred Woell
Jack Berry
James Binnion
Jennifer Maestre
Jennifer Bowie
Joan Dulla
John Cogswell
John L. Jensen
Joy Raskin
Judith Daner
Jurgen Maerz
Kate Fowle
Lee Marshall
Linda Kaye-Moses
Mary Stachura
Michael Good
Michael Banner
Michael Boyd
Michael David Sturlin
Munya Avigail Upin
Ora Kuller
Paulette Werger
Pauline Warg
Phil Poirier
Robert Dancik
Robert Fairbank
Rocío Heredia
Ronda Coryell
Sarah Doremus
Sarahanne Coggeshall
Scott Plumlee
Sumner Silverman
Teresa Mowery
Tom McCarthy
Tricia Lachowiec
Valentin Yotkov
Vasken Tanielan
7. AssociatesChris Kebadjian
Gustave Hebert
Robert Berzofsky
Tim Roark
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Featuring
Ms. Ronda Coryell |
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| Ronda Coryell is a Master Goldsmith specializing in ancient granulation techniques. She is the Studio Director and Faculty of Revere Academy in San Francisco. She won the 2002 Saul Bell Award for Silver.
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Ronda states "Creating objects of beauty inspired by ancient techniques and the magic of metal is my passion. I find creating jewelry so exciting that sharing and teaching have become as important to me as creating itself. Through teaching I am continually being challenged to interpret the mysteries of metal; inspiring for many a whole new respect and awe for this medium."
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| | | Investigating Patinas and Cold Connections | | | Learn how to create an interesting colorful effects on metals such as brass, copper, and silver. |  | Read more... | | | | | May 31, 2008
| | | Mechanisms and Movement | | | This workshop will teach you how to tackle aspects of functionality and movement in your jewelry. Learn simple mechanics to make your work swing back and forth and spin from front to back. | | Read more... | | | | | June 07, 2008
| | | Japanese Metal Alloying: Shibuichi & Shakudo | | | In this class, you will learn how to mix alloys, pour ingots, and reduce them to usable sheet and wire stock. Special emphasis will be given to two of the Japaeses alloys of copper, Shakudo and Shibuichi. | | Read more... | | | | | June 20, 2008
| | | Surface Embellishment and Riveting Techniques | | | Here's your chance to learn how to add depth, texture, layers and gold to your work. Techniques covered include roller printing, subtractive texturing, hammer textures, stamping, punching, keum-boo on Argentium®, adding alternative materials, and more. | | Read more... | | | |
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New Book! - Making the Most of Your Flex-shaft |
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By Karen Christians |
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Making the Most of Your Flex-shaft is the one resource you'll need to ensure you gain maximum advantage from your flex-shaft system. Learn how to select the right system, how to choose and use the latest accessories and attachments, and how to properly maintain your system for extended life. See why so many jewelers are reading this book and discovering what they didn't know about their flex-shaft systems!
Prime Sponsor:
Rio Grande
Patrons:
Foredom and 3M Inc
Price: $34.95
Shipping: $5 USA, $9 International |
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