[ARCHIVED] Torch Fire Enameling

Torch Fire EnamelingInstructor: Barbara KnuthFebruary 18, Saturday, 10:00am – 4:00pmClass Fee: $165 | Basic materials includedClass format: in studio at Danaca DesignPrerequisites: Moderate comfort level with a jeweler’s torch is helpful.Discover how to add vibrant color to your copper and fine silver jewelry using a torch and a few simple tools. That’s right, you do not need a kiln! In this exciting, one-day workshop students will learn the basics of enameling, sample a variety of colors, and work with both flat and three-dimensional forms as they explore the potential of this versatile technique. Students will also learn to create basic forms to enamel. All levels. Materials INCLUDED: Copper sheet A variety of enamel colors Students MUST Bring: N95 Dust Mask Instructor Bio: Barbara Knuth was born and raised in rural Wisconsin where she grew up working with her hands, making things, and enjoying life on the farm. As an adult she discovered her love for metalsmithing while atten