FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 8, 2013
9:00 am until 4:00 pm
Diane Cook
Watchfull Resin Charms
with a Dash of Bangles
with a Dash of Bangles
$145 one-day
class
In this class we’ll
create beautiful resin charms filled with crystal clear ICE Resin®. These little beauties, once dry, can be
used as a charm to hang later from a simple bangle we’ll design in class. Or, perhaps as a special focal that can
be used in The Gilded Heart necklace class I’ll be teaching on Sunday (even though either of these workshops
can be taken independently from the other).
You will have an
opportunity to design at least 5 watch bezels while in class, and more* if you
so desire. I’ll share my secret
for pouring resin into my favorite dainty vintage watch bezels, perhaps adding
tiny glass micro beads, vintage glass glitter, mica flakes, powder, chain, or
itty bitty charms, and/or precious pictures with bits of vintage text.
And, as an extra bonus,
we will work on a set of brass and bronze bangles. We’ll cover the process of annealing and forging thick gauge
wire, as well as adding texture.
Then, finish them off with a simple rivet closure, and perhaps a dash of
sari silk.
Please bring a container
to take your drying charms back to your room or home. Then, if you join me again on Sunday, you’ll have the option
to use one or more of your charms in class!
* I will have additional watch
bezels for sale in class
KIT FEE - $25 - Payable to instructor at time of class
KIT FEE - $25 - Payable to instructor at time of class
SUPPLIES PROVIDED BY INSTRUCTOR
ICE Resin®, Mixing & Cleaning Supplies
ICE Resin®, Mixing & Cleaning Supplies
5 Watch Bezels, different sizes
Brass Lanyard, 2
Sanding Pad, 320 grit
Pro-Polish Polishing Pad
I WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING FOR USE IN
CLASS
Tiny Glass Micro Beads
The Ultimate Glue &
Toothpicks
Tiny Glass Micro Beads
Vintage Glass Glitter
Mica Flakes and Powder
Disposable Gloves
Baby Wipes/Wet Ones
Rivets
Bangle Gauge
QuickFire Propane
Torches & Fuel
Fire Bricks/Cookie
Sheets
Safety Glasses
Cooling Bowl &
Copper Tongs
Kiln Bricks
Novocan Black Patina for
Solder
Texturing Hammer
Heavy Forming Hammer
Metal Stamps
STUDENT SUPPLY LISTPictures and/or Ephemera to place inside bezels (tiny enough to fit in small watch bezels & those you may bring)
Small Scissors
Ruler
Gel Medium
Small Paintbrush
Tweezers
Flat Rectangular Plastic
Container with Lid (1 or 2 large enough to hold your bezels, and preferably not
too deep will work best)
Rice (to cover the
bottom of your container(s) for your charms to rest in as they dry)
Copper and Brass Wire,
1’ each, 6 or 8 gauge (http://store.metalliferous.com/products.asp?dept=2953)
Hole Punch Pliers, 1.8mm
1/8” Drill Bit
Nylon Jaw Bracelet
Bending Pliers
Power Max Flush Cutters
or Fat Daddy Cutters
Steel Bench Block
Rubber Bench Block
Center Punch
Heavy Forming Hammer, 2
lb.
Ball Pean Hammer
Texture Hammer
Flat Jewelry File, #2
OPTIONAL
OPTIONAL
Vintage text
Tiny Charms or Objects, Chain (fine gauge), Beads, Buttons, Pearls, or your choice of goodies to imbed in your resin
Tiny Charms or Objects, Chain (fine gauge), Beads, Buttons, Pearls, or your choice of goodies to imbed in your resin
Ott Light
Safety Glasses
RESOURCE GUIDE
www.etsy.com/shop/steampunkjunk?ref=pr_shop_more
(Student referral discount 10% code: StudentDC)
CONTACT ME
FEBRUARY 8, 2013
9:00 am until 4:00 pm
DERYN MENTOCK
JOUJOU CHARM KEEPER
Oui! Let’s
play! A “juju” is a charm or
amulet with “magical” powers. The
word “juju” is derived from the French word joujou, meaning “toy” or “plaything.” In this class, we’ll spend a fun day
playing with cold connections, wire, beads, glass and even silk. We’ll assemble all sorts of joujou
charms and create a beautiful charm keeper pendant designed to hold them. I’ll
show how to create a glass vial charm, a layered mica charm and my special wire
bird’s nest charm published by Stampington in Belle Armoire Jewelry. I’ll also demonstrate a transfer-to-glass
technique using a chandelier crystal that we’ll turn into a charm. Students will learn jewelry making
basics such as how to make perfect jump rings but they’ll also learn more
advanced techniques such as how to make twisted wire jump rings, s-links,
rosary style links and wire wrapped briolette dangles. We’ll finish the necklace by incorporating
a beautiful piece of sari silk using spring crimp ends and learn how to make a
strong hook clasp to finish the piece. 
I WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING FOR USE IN
CLASS 
STUDENT SUPPLY LIST
DERYN MENTOCK
JOUJOU CHARM KEEPER
$145 one-day
class
Oui! Let’s
play! A “juju” is a charm or
amulet with “magical” powers. The
word “juju” is derived from the French word joujou, meaning “toy” or “plaything.” In this class, we’ll spend a fun day
playing with cold connections, wire, beads, glass and even silk. We’ll assemble all sorts of joujou
charms and create a beautiful charm keeper pendant designed to hold them. I’ll
show how to create a glass vial charm, a layered mica charm and my special wire
bird’s nest charm published by Stampington in Belle Armoire Jewelry. I’ll also demonstrate a transfer-to-glass
technique using a chandelier crystal that we’ll turn into a charm. Students will learn jewelry making
basics such as how to make perfect jump rings but they’ll also learn more
advanced techniques such as how to make twisted wire jump rings, s-links,
rosary style links and wire wrapped briolette dangles. We’ll finish the necklace by incorporating
a beautiful piece of sari silk using spring crimp ends and learn how to make a
strong hook clasp to finish the piece.
KIT FEE - $15
I WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING FOR USE IN
CLASS
Steel
wire
Pearls
Dremel
and bits
Mini
vise
Hand
drill
Ice
Resin and mixing supplies
Paint
brushes
Gel
Christmas
light bulb
Small
amount of text and images
Pearls
for nest charm
Silk,
approximately 1” x 8”
Beeswax
Eyelets
Mica
STUDENT SUPPLY LIST
6”
narrow nose pliers with teeth (hardware store)
Chain
nose jewelry pliers
Extra-long
round nose pliers (riogrande.com or Fundametals)
Small
round nose jewelry pliers
Flush
cutters for wire (craft store type)
4
oz. ball peen hammer (Fundametals)
Rawhide
mallet or small 12 oz rubber dead blow hammer
Steel
bench block
Bench
pillow (or hand towel) for use under bench block
Center
punch (hardware store)
Measuring
tape or ruler
Tweezers
Scissors
Pencil
Awl
Fine
grit foam sanding block
Small
chandelier crystal with flat back
Small
image for chandelier crystal and for mica charm
Beads
and/or pearls for necklace (see photos)
Top
drilled briolette beads
For
charms:
Bring
your vintage jewelry parts, mica, beads, pearls, watch faces and gears,
buttons, game pieces, keys, religious medals, crosses, glass vials and any tiny
personal mementos
For
filling glass vial charm:
Tiny
buttons, glitter, sequins, tiny beads, watch gears, pearls, crystals, sand,
shells, fibers, tiny charms, etc. text and tiny collage images
OPTIONAL
Wire
if you’d rather work in something other than steel
Wrap
n Tap pliers, small and med sizes (Rio Grande or Fundametals)
Pearls
for nest charm if you desire a certain color
1/16th
size, short, micro eyelets (Fundametals)
CONTACT ME
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 8, 2013
9:00 am until 4:00 pm
RIKI SCHUMACHER
FEBRUARY 8, 2013
9:00 am until 4:00 pm
RIKI SCHUMACHER
LE PETITE PHOTO
$145 one-day class
Dip your little toe into the essence of
French design when participating in this chic metal smith and soldering
workshop! We will create a le petite French theme frame for you to treasure
forever! My recent trip to France
was my inspiration for the little frames, and I can’t wait to share the
experience with you. After deciding on a shape you love, cut it out with metal
shears, then prepare it for soldering. You have your choice of completely
drenching the little darling in hot solder, then embedding stampings and
rhinestone chain. Or etch the
front, and then add a dollop of some liquid solder loveliness, some stampings,
bling, and all kinds of found objects. Then cold connect a variety of your
favorite found items. All will be your choice. I can’t wait to show you how much fun these are to
make. Bring a little photo that
you love, to slip inside a 1” peek hole. And if you want to make a vintage
stand for your adorable frame, bring some 14ga brass wire and learn how to
forge a small stand, with a vintage flare. I will have some gallery wire
available, or bring your own, to complete the stand.
These sweet frames measure only about
2”-3”, so they are truly a keepsake that will be cherished. You can also opt
make a pendant out of your amazing creation as well. Just bring some chain,
heavy jump rings, beads/gems and a clasp, and voila…a necklace! Gather up your beautiful vintage
rhinestone embellishments, beads/gems, treasures, stampings, vintage pieces, and
whatever you have collected to adorn your oh so tres chic frame. There will be a variety of items I will
bring for purchase as well. Won’t
you join me in creating this precious and personal treasure? Can’t you already
hear Edith Piaf in the distance? They are so ooh la la! Please have some
soldering experience for this fast paced workshop.
KIT FEE $25 – INCLUDES USE OF:
tools
some soldering equipment
mini hardware
some soldering equipment
mini hardware
20-ga copper wire
materials
polishing pads
sheet metal
gallery wire
spacers
gallery wire
spacers
mica
I WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING FOR USE IN CLASS
a few soldering stations:
including torches, pliers and heat safe surfaces, flux brushes, flux, patina,
additional mini hardware
additional mini hardware
punch set
drills
various metal and jewelry making tools
mandrels
files
metal letter stamps
additional mini hardware
sand paper
paint brushes
etchant, tubs, paper
towels
texture hammers
lamp wire
lamp wire
drill
mini-anvil
mini-anvil
adhesives
*Additional found objects, metal and rhinestone chain will
be available for purchase*
STUDENT SUPPLY LIST
To solder, bring a butane torch and fuel, a one quarter pound or half
pound roll of lead free hardware solder with no resin, a heat safe surface
(cookie sheet), a soldering brick, and cheap long nose pliers. Bring various
objects to adorn the frame, like old jewelry, stampings, buttons, even a small
pocket watch, a small photo to fit a 1” opening, and if you have any patterned
metal, bring it for the back plate. Bring jewelry tools such as needle nose
pliers, small flat nose pliers, round nose pliers, wire cutters, a rawhide or
plastic hammer, steel block, fine grit metal files, metal shears, rubber block
or rag. Also vintage or new silver tone rhinestone chain, vintage rhinestone
earrings, buttons, fine tip permanent marker, scissors, paper, pencil,
ruler.
If making a frame stand:
bring a small roll (from hardware store) of 14-ga brass wire. If making a pendant from your frame:
bring chain, some jump rings, a clasp, 20-ga wire, gems/pearls/crystals to fit
the 20-ga wire.
If you want to encrust your frame with pearls/crystals, bring
tiny ones to cement on. OPTIONAL:
Ott light & extension cord, Opti-visors, mask for fumes, air absorber.
CONTACT ME
www.RikiJewelry.blogspot.com
The
"Circus" is coming to Tucson! Richard Salley and Jessica Papke team up to bring you an intensive 3-day workshop that focuses
entirely on the process of ring making. In this series of workshops we will be
presenting how to make 3 rings, 3 different ways in 3 days. You may choose to
take any of the classes as an individual session, but recommend that you
consider spending all three days with us to maximize your ring-making
experience
9mm
x 75mm 18g Sterling silver for Spinner Ring
Extension cords Electric plug strips
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 8, 2013
9:00 am until 4:00 pm
RICHARD SALLEY AND JESSICA PAPKE
THE 3-RING CIRCUS - DAY ONE
"THE SPINNER RING"
$145 one-day class
RICHARD SALLEY AND JESSICA PAPKE
THE 3-RING CIRCUS - DAY ONE
"THE SPINNER RING"
$145 one-day class
The
"Circus" is coming to Tucson! Richard Salley and Jessica Papke team up to bring you an intensive 3-day workshop that focuses
entirely on the process of ring making. In this series of workshops we will be
presenting how to make 3 rings, 3 different ways in 3 days. You may choose to
take any of the classes as an individual session, but recommend that you
consider spending all three days with us to maximize your ring-making
experience
Here is
what will be covered on Day 1:
The Spinner Ring – Begin your Circus
experience with a basic design that is determined to get you geared up and
primed for the other types of rings you will learn to make. This first act will teach you how to
properly size a ring for any given gauge of metal, how to resize a ring once it
has been made, and how to finish your piece in a polished, professional way.
KIT FEE - $25 – INCLUDES:
9mm
x 75mm 18g Copper for Spinner Ring
9mm
x 75mm 18g Brass for Spinner Ring
Assorted
sizes of copper and brass sheet and wire for spinners
Hard,
Medium and Easy Silver Solders
Silver
Solder Flux
Propane/Oxygen
& Torches
Butane
Torches and Fuel
Sandpaper
Polishing
supplies
Patina
Handouts
Use
of miscellaneous tools and machines
WE WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING FOR USE IN CLASS
solder board flat nosed pliers
ring gauges soldering
weights
solder shears table protection
Extension cords Electric plug strips
rawhide mallet ring mandrels
texture hammers brushes
copper tongs green scrubby or steel wool
propane torches pickle pot
scissors
pickle solution
self–locking tweezers and third hand needle nose pliers
Silver Solder flux flex shaft
solder pick
square
ruler
soldering tripod
tweezers
ball peen hammers
Bending pliers
STUDENT SUPPLY LIST
Safety
glasses
Basic
Jewelry making tools - round nose pliers, flat nose pliers, wire cutters
Ring
clamp
Needle
File Set – round, half-round, flat, triangle, etc.
Hand
Files - #4 cut half-round or half-round ring file, #2 flat or half-round
Bezel
pusher, bezel roller or burnisher
Bench
Pin
Bench
Block or Anvil and anvil pillow to dampen sound
Jeweler’s
saw and blades (size #3/0 or 4/0)
Calipers
or ruler
Small
Machinist Square (2" size or larger)
Ring
Mandrel
Rawhide
Mallet
OPTIONAL
You
may bring additional sterling, brass or copper sheet and/or wire to add to your
ring.
CONTACT US
Websites: http://rsalley.com
Email: art@rsalley.com, rozaphine@gmail.com
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 9, 2013
9:00 am until 4:00 pm
I love anything that’s vintage mother of pearl…brooches,
buttons, belt buckles, just to name a few. So when I decided to pull out my tiny box full of vintage
belt buckles, I knew I just had to design another necklace using one of
them. And, that’s how Time to Nest began…
DIANE
COOK
TIME
TO NEST
$145 one-day class
Next, it was time to sift through my stash of vintage mother
of pearl buttons. It just seemed
like the thing to do, because there’s nothing quite like adding some stacked
button links to this design. You
can too!
So, now let’s see what you can do with some of the same
goodies I used in my necklace…a wonderful piece of brass filigree, a vintage
watch case, a dash of recycled sari silk ribbon, and of course, a vintage
mother of pearl belt buckle. I’ll
show you how to gently weave a tiny nestie right smack dab in the middle of the
buckle. And, you’ll surely fly
with creativity, as you begin filling your tiny watch case with whatever bits &
tiny goodies that’ll make your heart sing…I just know it!
KIT FEE - $25 – INCLUDES:
Class Handout
Brass Filigree Focal
Vintage Mother of Pearl Buckle
Vintage Watch Case
Micro Nuts & Screws/Bolts/Eyelets
Sanding Pad, 320-grit
Synthetic Steel Wool, 000
I WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING FOR USE IN
CLASS
Recycled Sari Silk (or bring your favorite)
Nut Drivers/Tiny Screw Drivers
Dremel Tool & Attachments, Wood Block
Metal Bowl and Corks (for drilling the MOP)
Novocan Black Patina for Solder
Baking Soda & Toothbrushes
Cotton Swabs
Guilders Paste, Variety & Soft Cloths
Face Masks
Latex-Free Gloves
Brass Filigree*
Glue, The Ultimate Glue
Flat Toothpicks
German Glass Glitter
*I will also have some extra pieces for sale in class
STUDENT SUPPLY LIST
Sterling Silver or Bronze Wire, (amount will depend on how
much wire wrapping you do, possibly 4-6’, 20-22 gauge (www.riogrande.com)
Picture/Ephemera/Vintage Text/Charm/Bead or Pearl/Shell (has
to be tiny to place inside the tiny watch case)
Beads or Pearls to place inside the “nestie”, 4-6mm
Vintage Mother of Pearl Buttons, small size, 12-18 *
Pliers, Round-Nose, Chain-Nose, Flat-Nose
Flush Cutters
Jewelry File, #2 flat
Needle Files (www.harborfreight.com)
Metal Hole Punch, 1.8mm (www.beaducation.com or Michaels’ or
Hobby Lobby)
Ball Peen Hammer
Steel Bench Block
Rubber Bench Block (or thick hand towel)
Nylon or Rawhide Mallet
Scissors
Small Ruler
Ultra Fine Point Marker, Black
Drill Bit, 1/8” (Lowe’s or Home Depot)
5/32” or ¼” Center Punch (www.acehardware.com)
Metal Awl or Scribe (www.acehardware.com)
Tweezers
*I will also have some for sale in class
OPTIONAL
Vintage Lace, Silk Ribbon, Dupoini Silk, Recycled Sari Silk,
or your choice of ribbon or lace adornment
Vintage Rhinestone Button, Dangle or Charm
Jump Rings, Eye and/or Head Pins
Baroque Pearls, Gemstones, Swarovski Crystals
Rondells, crystal (5-8mm)
Bead Caps
RESOURCES
CONTACT ME
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 9, 2013
9:00 am until 4:00 pm
DERYN MENTOCK
REPLICA REPOUSSE BANGLES
I love making bangles and these are gorgeous and addicting to make and wear, especially stacked. In this class, you’ll learn how to cut, file, form and hammer your way into bangle making. We’ll cover metal annealing and hardening, several different ways to rivet, and safe use of a small torch. The most exciting part of this class is the surprising way I’ll show you how add texture to your bangles that replicates the look of repousse. You’ll be able to use this technique for creating ornamental, raised designs on metal for lots of other projects. We’ll also cover other interesting ways to add texture as well as several different wire wrapping techniques.
Metal strip
Beads:
VAMP IT UP
DERYN MENTOCK
REPLICA REPOUSSE BANGLES
$145 one-day class
I love making bangles and these are gorgeous and addicting to make and wear, especially stacked. In this class, you’ll learn how to cut, file, form and hammer your way into bangle making. We’ll cover metal annealing and hardening, several different ways to rivet, and safe use of a small torch. The most exciting part of this class is the surprising way I’ll show you how add texture to your bangles that replicates the look of repousse. You’ll be able to use this technique for creating ornamental, raised designs on metal for lots of other projects. We’ll also cover other interesting ways to add texture as well as several different wire wrapping techniques.
KIT FEE - $10
I WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING FOR USE IN CLASS
Metal strip
Sealer
Dremel and drill bits
0000 steel wool
Torch
Butane
Electric bead reamer
Dremel and drill bits
Metal bracelet mandrel
Riveting materials
STUDENT SUPPLY LIST
Chain nose jewelry pliers
Round nose jewelry pliers
Flush cutters for wire (cheap, craft store type)
Chasing hammer
Small rubber dead blow hammer or rawhide mallet
Steel bench block
Bench pillow (or hand towel) for use under bench block
Center punch
Two hole metal punch
Metal shears
Metal files (#0 and or #2)
Mini bench vise
1/16th inch eyelets, short
Awl
Measuring tape or ruler
Fine grit foam sanding block
Beads:
See photos-top drilled briolettes, center drilled beads in various sizes, charms, religious medals, etc
Wire:
Bring dead soft round sterling wire, copper, brass or bronze…or a mix of metal wire in 22 and/or 24 gauge, depending on what will fit through the holes in your beads.
6 inches, 14 gauge dead soft round sterling, or 14 gauge copper
OPTIONAL
Metal scribe
Small jewelers square
Extra wire and beads
Metal bracelet mandrel
Extra metal strip, 3/16th and/or ½ inch, 24 gauge copper, brass or nickel
Ear plugs
Work light
Beading mat or work surface
CONTACT ME
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 9, 2013
9:00 am until 4:00 pm
RIKI SCHUMACHERVAMP IT UP
$145 one-day class
These aren’t your mother’s rhinestones anymore! This
workshop is designed to give mom’s (and grandmother’s) jewels a complete make
over, modernizing the elegance of the past. Here is the opportunity to
bring all the collectibles you have been gathering up, and those beautiful
rhinestone necklaces handed down from generation to generation, to transform
them into a modern classic. We will disassemble these beauties, re-attach
pieces with found objects, while working through the design like a jigsaw
puzzle. The result is astonishingly beautiful, rich and eloquent, yet
casual enough to wear with your jeans. These are so much fun to make, you won’t
believe the flexibility you have when redesigning with vintage rhinestone
necklaces. Bring treasures like large old buttons, watch cases, old
brooches, antique buttons, pearls, some chain, vintage pictures/tintypes, frame
stampings, vintage and glass pearls, bead caps, maybe gems, whatever makes your
heart beat faster! You can work almost anything in to the design. I
like to mix metal colors if possible with my found objects, but this is
entirely up to you. The fun begins when narrowing down your selection, then how
to attach and where to put the objects, all completely gratifying when
done! I will be right along side, helping you with your vision. Plan to
wear your revitalized beauty to dinner that night! Dig out your buried trinkets
and keepsakes; this is the perfect opportunity to make those classic Hollywood
stars drool with jealously over your jaw-dropping “new-vintage” designs!
KIT FEE - $10 – INCLUDES:
craft wire
mini hardware
I WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING FOR USE IN CLASS
additional wire
various jewelry tools
drills
mini hardware
jump rings
head pins
beading mats
adhesives
*A selection of a few found objects will be available for
purchase*
STUDENT SUPPLY LIST
a vintage rhinestone necklace or two
old hardware/found objects
flush wire cutters
small needle nose pliers
round nose pliers
various beads, gems, stampings
a couple feet of 20-ga brass or sterling wire
chain
lobster claw or other clasp
a couple of heavy (16-18 ga) small jump rings
bead board or pad
OPTIONAL
Ott light & extension cord
Opti-visors
crystals
pearls
bead caps
anything else you would like to attach ~ Be creative, think
outside the box!
CONTACT ME
www.RikiJewelry.blogspot.com
The
"Circus" is coming to Tucson! Richard Salley and Jessica
Papke team up to bring you an intensive 3-day workshop that focuses
entirely on the process of ring making. In this series of workshops we will be
presenting how to make 3 rings, 3 different ways in 3 days. You may choose to
take any of the classes as an individual session, but recommend that you
consider spending all three days with us to maximize your ring-making
experience
6mm
x 75mm Sterling silver for bezel-set cabochon ring
solder shears table protection
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 9, 2013
9:00 am until 4:00 pm
RICHARD SALLEY AND JESSICA PAPKE
THE 3-RING CIRCUS - DAY TWO
"THE BEZEL-SET CABOCHON RING"
THE 3-RING CIRCUS - DAY TWO
"THE BEZEL-SET CABOCHON RING"
$145 one-day class
The
"Circus" is coming to Tucson! Richard Salley and Jessica
Papke team up to bring you an intensive 3-day workshop that focuses
entirely on the process of ring making. In this series of workshops we will be
presenting how to make 3 rings, 3 different ways in 3 days. You may choose to
take any of the classes as an individual session, but recommend that you
consider spending all three days with us to maximize your ring-making
experience
Here is
what will be covered on Day 2:
The Bezel-Set Cabochon
Ring – Continue
your Circus experience on day 2 by creating a sterling silver bezel-set ring
with a turquoise cabochon. You will be free to explore either a Southwest style
ring or a more modern version. We will also discuss various ring shank
possibilities. Learning both how to create a soldered bezel and securely set a
stone are two skills that can easily be applied to an infinite number of ring
design possibilities. A valuable addition to your jewelry-making arsenal!
KIT FEE - $30 – INCLUDES:
6mm
x 75mm Sterling silver for bezel-set cabochon ring
30mm
x 30mm 22g Sterling silver sheet for bezel base
Fine
silver bezel wire
Turquoise
cabochon (approx. 15-20 carats)
18g
twisted sterling silver wire (as needed)
Hard,
Medium and Easy Silver Solders
Silver
Solder Flux
Propane/Oxygen
& Torches
Butane
Torches and Fuel
Sandpaper
Polishing
supplies
Patina
Handouts
Use
of miscellaneous tools and machines
**
Additional cabochons of various kinds will be available for purchase**
WE WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING FOR USE IN CLASS
solder board flat nosed pliers
ring gauges soldering
weight
solder shears table protection
Extension cords Electric plug strips
rawhide mallet ring mandrels
texture hammers brushes
copper tongs green scrubby or steel wool
propane torches pickle pot
scissors
pickle solution
self–locking tweezers and third hand needle nose pliers
Silver Solder flux flex shaft
solder pick
square
ruler
soldering tripod
tweezers
ball peen hammers
Bending pliers
STUDENT SUPPLY LIST
Safety
glasses
Basic
Jewelry making tools - round nose pliers, flat nose pliers, wire cutters
Ring
clamp
Needle
File Set – round, half-round, flat, triangle, etc.
Hand
Files - #4 cut half-round or half-round ring file, #2 flat or half-round
Bezel
pusher, bezel roller or burnisher
Bench
Pin
Bench
Block or Anvil and anvil pillow to dampen sound
Jeweler’s
saw and blades (size #3/0 or 4/0)
Calipers
or ruler
Small
Machinist Square (2" size or larger)
Ring
Mandrel
Rawhide
Mallet
5X
Loupe
OPTIONAL
You
may bring additional sterling sheet and/or wire to add to your ring. Bring your
own cabochon if you prefer.
CONTACT US
Websites: http://rsalley.com
Email: art@rsalley.com, rozaphine@gmail.com
SUNDAY
FEBRUARY 10, 2013
9:00 am until 4:00 pm
Come join me for the day as I share a special technique for
adding stamped texture to a beautiful brass collar, using silver bearing solder
and your favorite rubber stamps, or as I call it, “gilding with solder”.
I WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING FOR USE IN
CLASS 
STUDENT SUPPLY LIST
DIANE
COOK
THE
GILDED HEART
$145 one-day
class
This day will also be filled learning different texturing
techniques, including stamping and using
your torch! I will also
share some of my favorite patina options, such as using Gilders Paste.
I believe you will be amazed where the techniques you learn
in this class will take you. You
will only be limited by your imagination….let’s see how far you can take it!
KIT FEE - $15 – INCLUDES:
Class Handout & Templates
Brass Collar Blank
Micro Nuts/Bolts/Eyelets
Sanding Pad, 320-grit
Synthetic Steel Wool, 000
Nut Drivers
Dremel Tool & Attachments, Vise Grip & Wood Block
Dasco Pro Cold Chisels, 1/4” or 5/16”
Bench Block (Specifically used for Chiseling)
Water Bowls
Thin Steel Mandrels
Metal Design Stamps (or bring your favorites)
Brass Hammer
Texturing Hammer (I will have one to share in class)
Rubber Stamps, Red Rubber (my favorites)
Novocan Black Patina for Solder
Baking Soda & Toothbrushes
Cotton Swabs
Guilders Paste, Variety & Soft Cloths
Design Master Clear Finish Matte Spray & Renaissance Wax
Face Masks
Protective Eye Wear/Safety Glasses
Fat Daddy Cutters (www.beaducation.com)
Latex-Free Gloves
Brass Filigree (I will have some pieces for sale in class,
if you’d like to attach a resin bezel to your heart)
Nickel Silver, Brass and/or Copper Sheet Metal, 24 gauge, at
least a 3”x3” piece of your choice of two
Sterling Silver or Bronze Wire, (amount will depend on how
much wire wrapping you do, possibly 4-5’, 20-22 gauge (www.riogrande.com)
Sterling Silver or Bronze Wire, 16-18 gauge, 4” for simple
hook clasp (or bring a pre-made clasp or hook)
Butane Torch (Your choice): Wall Lenk LPT-500 (www.amazon.com) or Butane Micro Torch,
ex. Excel Micro Torch (www.amazon.com or www.beaducation.com)
Butane Fuel Refill Canisters, ex. Ronson (Walmart, Lowe’s or
Home Depot)
Lenox Brand Sterling Solid Wire Solder, Lead-Free,
Easy-Flowing 1 lb. box (Purple Label)
(www.amazon.com or www.grainger.com)
LENOX Brand Water Soluble Lead Free Flux (Lowe’s or
www.amazon.com or www.grainger.com)
Flux Brushes (Lowe’s or Home Depot)
Kiln Brick or Magnesium Soldering Block (www.beaducation.com
or www.amazon.com)
Cookie Sheet, Inexpensive kind w/a lip
Rubber Stamps, Red Rubber Only (your favorite,
ex.background, scrolly, swirly kind, etc.)
Pliers, round-nose, chain-nose, flat-nose
Pliers, long-nose (inexpensive kind from Michael’s or Hobby
Lobby)
Nylon Jaw Bracelet Pliers (www.beaducation)
Flush Cutters
French Shears or Metal Shears (www.beaducation.com)
Jewelry File, #2 flat
Needle Files (www.harborfreight.com)
Metal Hole Punch, 1.8mm (www.beaducation.com or Michaels’ or
Hobby Lobby)
Ball Peen Hammer
Steel Bench Block & Bench Pad
Nylon or Rawhide Mallet
Scissors
Ruler
Drill Bit, 1/8” (Lowe’s or Home Depot)
5/32” or ¼” Center Punch (local hardware store)
Metal Awl or Scribe (local hardware store)
Ultra Fine Point Marker, Black
OPTIONAL
Vintage Rhinestone Earring (Ex.: Ones with small openings
for attaching to metal)
Vintage Rhinestone Bracelet, Simple Vintage Rhinestone or
Other Necklace (for the necklace part of your piece)
Vintage Rhinestone Buttons
Jump Rings, Eye and/or Head Pins
Baroque Pearls, pearl drops, gemstones, Swarovski crystals,
crystal rondells (5-8mm), bead caps, vintage dangles or charms
*Resin Charms (from home or the ones made in the Watchfull
Resin Charms Class)
Optional Tools:
Fat Daddy Cutters (for removing pin backs or earring backs
in necessary)
Dasco Pro Cold Chisels, 1/4” or 5/16”
Texturing Hammer
CONTACT ME
SUNDAY
FEBRUARY 10, 2013
9:00 am until 4:00 pm
DERYN MENTOCK
CURIOSITY KEEPER’S NECKLACE
Take a touch of steampunk, mix in a little sparkle
and you have a style that some describe as “Industrial Romance”…delicate, with
an edge! I’ll show you how to get the look with this technique-filled
class. First you’ll create your
own personal “curiosity keeper” inspired by antique religious relics of days
past. Reliquaries have long been used to protect and preserve sacred items that
have significant meaning for the wearer. Bring a special image and/or any
special “curiosities”-- a bit of lace from a loved one’s garment, a charm from
grandma’s jewelry box, a religious medal, scrap of ribbon, text from a precious
letter or book, etc. Anything meaningful…and tiny…can be housed inside your
reliquary and worn as an amulet. This piece is completely cold connected and I’ll
show you the techniques to create the links, the clasp and the focal for the
necklace; including scroll links, wrapped links, a double wrapped hook and eye
clasp, twisted jump rings and a wrapped briolette dangle. This necklace was
recently featured in the book “1000 Steampunk Creations.”
I WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING FOR USE IN
CLASS 
STUDENT SUPPLY LIST
DERYN MENTOCK
CURIOSITY KEEPER’S NECKLACE
$145 one-day
class
Take a touch of steampunk, mix in a little sparkle
and you have a style that some describe as “Industrial Romance”…delicate, with
an edge! I’ll show you how to get the look with this technique-filled
class. First you’ll create your
own personal “curiosity keeper” inspired by antique religious relics of days
past. Reliquaries have long been used to protect and preserve sacred items that
have significant meaning for the wearer. Bring a special image and/or any
special “curiosities”-- a bit of lace from a loved one’s garment, a charm from
grandma’s jewelry box, a religious medal, scrap of ribbon, text from a precious
letter or book, etc. Anything meaningful…and tiny…can be housed inside your
reliquary and worn as an amulet. This piece is completely cold connected and I’ll
show you the techniques to create the links, the clasp and the focal for the
necklace; including scroll links, wrapped links, a double wrapped hook and eye
clasp, twisted jump rings and a wrapped briolette dangle. This necklace was
recently featured in the book “1000 Steampunk Creations.”
KIT FEE - $5
I WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING FOR USE IN
CLASS
Steel wire
Dremel and bits
Heat gun
Hand drill
Mini bench vise
Matte medium
Jewelry glue
Glass glitter
Small amount of text
Matte medium
STUDENT SUPPLY LIST
6” (from jaw tip to handle
tip) narrow nose pliers with teeth (hardware store)
Chain nose jewelry pliers
Extra-long round nose
pliers (riogrande.com or Fundametals)
Small round nose jewelry
pliers
Flush cutters for wire
(craft store type)
Chasing hammer
4 oz. ball peen hammer
Rawhide mallet or small 12
oz rubber dead blow hammer
Steel bench block
Bench pillow (or hand towel)
for use under bench block
Fine grit foam sanding
block
Measuring tape or ruler
Tweezers
Scissors
Pencil
Small paint brush
Beads for links (see
photos)
Top drilled briolette bead
or stone, for dangle
Vintage watch, 1 large (see
photos) with guts removed and crystal intact
For filling watches:
Tiny buttons, glass glitter,
sequins, tiny beads, watch gears, pearls, crystals, sand, shells, fibers, tiny
charms, ribbon, lace, etc.
Text and tiny collage
images-inkjet is ok, color copies are preferable
OPTIONAL
Wire, if you want to work
in anything other than steel wire
Hand drill
Mini bench vise
Work light
Extension cord
Work surface (beading mat)
Ear plugs
CONTACT ME
SUNDAY
RIKI SCHUMACHER
CAST SOME MAGIC
FEBRUARY 10, 2013
9:00 am until 4:00 pm
CAST SOME MAGIC
$145 one-day class
KIT FEE - $15 – INCLUDES:
one silk cord
22-ga artistic wire
sari silks
laces
20-ga wire
use of torches/fuel & materials/tools
I WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING FOR USE IN CLASS
20-ga wire
use of torches/fuel & materials/tools
I WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING FOR USE IN CLASS
copper or brass wire, patina, four
soldering stations (heat safe surfaces, torches, fuel, bricks), flux, flux
cups, flux brushes, soap, wet/dry sand paper, polishing pads, solder pliers,
quench bowls, various tools, metal files, paper towels, wet/dry sand papers,
stampings to cast, beading pads, adhesives, metal punches, 20 ga brass or
copper wire, extra jump rings.
STUDENT SUPPLY LIST
apron, mask if you are sensitive to
fumes, butane torch and heat safe surface like a cookie sheet, and fire brick,
and cheap long needle nose pliers (if you have all of these for soldering), a
small roll (quarter pound for necklace, or a half pound for charm bracelet) of
lead free, hardware store solder, small packets of white or off white Sculpey
III polymer clay (2 for pendant, 3-4 packets for charm bracelet), small or
medium grit metal files, flush wire cutters, needle nose pliers, round nose
pliers, Opti-visor magnifiers (optional), Ott light & extension cord
(optional). For necklace: crystals, pearls (glass ones are great for this),
gems drilled for 22ga wire, your favorite vintage found objects, bling, vintage
buttons, vintage laces, ribbons, crystals. For a charm bracelet, a chain bracelet, head pins, 18ga jump
rings, lots of beads, bling, found objects, treasures, buttons, etc. Bring rubber stamp or metal stampings to
cast (some will be provided for borrowing). Bring some patterned rubber stamps,
preferably with wooden bases. See you there!CONTACT ME
SUNDAY
FEBRUARY 10, 2013
9:00 am until 4:00 pm
RICHARD SALLEY AND JESSICA PAPKE
THE 3-RING CIRCUS - DAY THREE
"THE TORCH-FIRED ENAMEL RING WITH TUBE-SET CZ"
$145 one-day class
The
"Circus" is coming to Tucson! Richard
Salley and Jessica
Papke team up to bring you an intensive 3-day workshop that focuses
entirely on the process of ring making. In this series of workshops we will be
presenting how to make 3 rings, 3 different ways in 3 days. You may choose to
take any of the classes as an individual session, but recommend that you
consider spending all three days with us to maximize your ring-making
experience
We WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING FOR USE IN CLASS
RICHARD SALLEY AND JESSICA PAPKE
THE 3-RING CIRCUS - DAY THREE
"THE TORCH-FIRED ENAMEL RING WITH TUBE-SET CZ"
$145 one-day class
The
"Circus" is coming to Tucson! Richard
Salley and Jessica
Papke team up to bring you an intensive 3-day workshop that focuses
entirely on the process of ring making. In this series of workshops we will be
presenting how to make 3 rings, 3 different ways in 3 days. You may choose to
take any of the classes as an individual session, but recommend that you
consider spending all three days with us to maximize your ring-making
experience
Here is
what will be covered on Day 3:
The Torch-Fired Enamel
Ring with Tube-set CZ - The grand finale! End
your circus stint with a ring of fire!
Learn the basics of torch-fired enameling and create a mini piece of
artwork out of copper and molten glass. Next, combine your enameled element
with a sparkling tube-set cubic zirconia to create a completely custom and one
of a kind ring. The bezel and
shank making abilities you acquired over the previous two days will serve you
well when fabricating the thick walled frame that is to hold your
enamel-crusted creation. In
addition, tube-setting faceted stones is a skill that will blow the lid off the
design possibility big top! From
here, the sky is the limit!
KIT FEE - $30 – INCLUDES:
Sheet
copper for enamel ring base
Sheet
copper for bezel
Sterling
silver tubing
5mm
Clear Faceted CZ
Enamel
powder
Holding
Agent
Hard,
Medium and Easy Silver Solders
Silver
Solder Flux
Propane/Oxygen
& Torches
Butane
Torches and Fuel
Sandpaper
Polishing
supplies
Patina
Handouts
Use
of miscellaneous tools and machines
**
Additional CZs in a variety of colors will be available for purchase**
We WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING FOR USE IN CLASS
solder board flat nosed pliers
ring gauges Disc
Cutters
solder shears table protection
Extension cords Electric plug strips
rawhide mallet ring mandrels
texture hammers brushes
copper tongs green scrubby or steel wool
propane torches pickle pot
scissors
pickle solution
self–locking tweezers and third hand needle nose pliers
Silver Solder flux flex shaft
solder pick
square
ruler
soldering tripod
tweezers
ball peen hammers
Bending pliers enamel sifters
Dust masks
STUDENT SUPPLY LIST
Safety
glasses
Basic
Jewelry making tools - round nose pliers, flat nose pliers, wire cutters
Ring
clamp
Needle
File Set – round, half-round, flat, triangle, etc.
Hand
Files - #4 cut half-round or half-round ring file, #2 flat or half-round
Bezel
pusher, bezel roller or burnisher
Bench
Pin
Bench
Block or Anvil and anvil pillow to dampen sound
Jeweler’s
saw and blades (size #3/0 or 4/0)
Calipers
or ruler
Small
Machinist Square (2" size or larger)
Ring
Mandrel
Rawhide
Mallet
5X
Loupe
OPTIONAL
You
may bring additional sterling sheet and/or wire to add to your ring.
CONTACT US
Websites: http://rsalley.com
Email: art@rsalley.com, rozaphine@gmail.com
