Description

Jewelry & Metalsmithing: Chainmaille
Instructors: Mary Kernahan

Chainmaille is an ancient art form that has been in continuous use for centuries. Learn this art using contemporary tools and techniques. Open to students of all skill levels, the course is designed to take the student from the fundamentals of ring fabrication through the construction of both simple and complex patterns to produce stunning designs. Students learn weaves from the European, Japanese, Persian, orbital, and spiral families, plus will explore combining techniques to create their own unique creations. The use of a jeweler’s saw, drill and sheet metal to construct simple clasps and embellishments will also be introduced. Supplies for the first class are provided.

All Levels
Tuesdays, January 13 – March 31
9:00 am - 12:00 pm, 12 sessions
$405 Members, $445 Guests, $68 Materials/Studio Fee

BBAC Metals/Jewelry Department Students

All Jewelry/Metals students pay a fee to cover most supplies,
and the use of tools/studio equipment during the class periods.
Wearing a mask in the BBAC metals studio is encouraged.

Student Materials List:

Course Medium

Jewelry & Metalsmithing

Location

Studio 6 at BBAC Campus

Instructor

Mary Kernahan