Course Description:

I teach a fast‑moving, hands‑on papermaking studio where students dip, pour, stencil, swirl in color, and even cast a lifesize 3D starfish. I guide them as they play with texture, natural materials, and bold pulp experiments that lead to lively, one‑of‑a‑kind sheets. Everyone leaves with handmade papers and the spark of how fun, messy, and totally beginner‑friendly papermaking can be.

Instructor: Sandra Hansen

Skill Level: Beginner

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In this multi-level jewelry class, a different technique will be demonstrated each week to develop and enhance skills in fabrication. Students work on their own projects with input and feedback from the instructor.

Skill Level: All Levels

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Take rough rocks and learn to saw slabs, shape stones, and take to polishing.

Skill Level: Beginner

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Designed for intermediate or advanced students, this class allows them to work on their own projects and improve their skills with advice and individualized instruction.

Skill Level: Intermediate and Advanced

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Do you love chains and making your own? Students will learning multiple chain techniques from basic jump ring making, to Chainmaille, to Cuban links, etc. Students will also learn how to create their own mechanism for each of their bracelets or necklaces you create. Mechanisms such as toggle clasps, sister hooks, pearl clasps, and more. Most importantly, students will receive one-on-one instructor guidance,  along with group discussions to create chains and mechanisms unique to their personal aesthetic. 

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Learn basic jewelry fabrication skills such as soldering, sawing, polishing, and stone setting.

Skill Level: Beginner and Intermediate

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Create unique 3D forms for jewelry and objects by learning to combine hammered metal forms with construction techniques. Perfect your soldering skills by learning to properly fit complex curves and edges. Forming processes include sinking, raising, fold-forming, anticlastic forming, and forging.

Skill Level: Intermediate/Advanced

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