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| Kristina Logan & Ellen Wieske - May 2-3, 2009 |
We're excited to announce:
Kristina Logan & Ellen Wieske will be
teaching a two-day workshop:
Where Glass and Metal Meet
Sat., May 2 (10am-6pm) &
Sun., May3 (10am-4pm), 2009
-- $520 - lunches included
Wondering what to do with all those beads? This class is specifically designed for glass beadmakers who want to set their beads into jewelry. Internationally recognized glass artist Kristina Logan and metalsmith Ellen Wieske offer this collaborative workshop where they will teach approaches to "marrying" glass and metal.
Instructors will explain and demonstrate jewelry making techniques designed to enable and empower students to use their beads in projects such as: rings, brooches, and pendants. Students will learn jewelry techniques such as: simple to complex soldering, prong setting, bezel setting, troubleshooting, finishing, and surface treatment. Experimentation will be strongly encouraged.
Students will be encouraged to take their work to the next level to expand their skills and extend their possibilities. All levels of experience are welcome. There will be no time for beadmaking in this class and all class time will be devoted to working in the studio with pre-made beads. |

Ellen & Kristina's Collaborative Class Work
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Materials: Students should bring a good selection of beads and things that they would like to use in their Jewelry making projects. Tools and metals will be supplied by the instructors and the studio. If you have any favorite jewelry tools or materials please bring them to the class, along with a notebook and pen.
Materials/Metals fee payable to instructor: $20-$40 (depending on scope of your project).
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To Register:
Please call 207-594-7805 to reserve your seat, and please download our Class/Workshop enrollment form, and mail with your payment by check or credit card, or Fax your form to us with your credit card info. Also call us to reserve your space.
~ Click here for the enrollment form ~ |
| Instructor Bio's |
KRISTINA LOGAN:
Kristina received her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in sculpture from the University of New Hampshire. Her beads and jewelry have been in numerous publications and in galleries, museums, and juried shows across the United States and internationally. Her work has been widely reviewed, and she has taught and lectured extensively both in US and abroad on contemporary American glass beads. Logan has taught bead making at Urban Glass in NY C, Horizons Craft Program in Italy and western MA , Haystack Mountain School of Crafts in Maine, and The Corning Museum of Glass in Corning, NY.
www.kristinalogan.com email: requests@kristinalogan.com
ELLEN WIESKE:
Ellen Wieske was born and raised in Detroit, MI, where she received her BA form Wayne State University and MFA at Cranbrook Academy of Art in 1992. A working metalsmith and educator for over than 23 years, she lives and maintains a studio on Deer Isle, Maine. She has taught at Haystack School of Crafts (where she is the assistant director), Penland, Arrowmont, as well as universities and colleges across the US. She has also taught for summers in Provence, France. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally and her wire workshop techniques have been documented and published in the book Weekend Crafter, Wire released by Lark
Books (Oct. 2001).
http://www.dowstudiodeerisle.com/ellen.html |
Photos from the class
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Kristina and Ellen |

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Sue soldering a bezel on her pendant |

Ellen soldering a ring |

Kristina soldering a bezel |
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This was a great class, we really enjoyed hosting it!
Thanks to everyone who was
part of it. |
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