Textiles Techniques for Jewelry and Small Sculpture
Workshop Monday, September 21 – Wednesday, September 23, 2026 | 10:00am – 2:00pm (all three days)
Workshop Monday, September 21 – Wednesday, September 23, 2026 | 10:00am – 2:00pm (all three days)
Textile techniques are traditionally worked with natural fibers. They can also be applied to metal. The techniques of twining, coiling and knitting can offer the opportunity to work in new ways with the familiar forms of sheet and wire. With these techniques, one can explore pattern, texture, structure and scale. In this workshop students will explore a variety of textile techniques and incorporate them into a piece of jewelry or small sculpture.
Intermediate Level: Participants should have introductory experience with sanding, drilling, sawing, and filing. Soldering experience is a plus.
Max. Students: 8
Min. Students: 4
Workshop Fee: $345
Registration deadline: Monday, September 14
Fee includes a tool kit with tools for knitting and a selection of copper wire and sheet.
Students may need additional copper, which they are responsible for purchasing. If students wish to work in sterling and fine silver, they are responsible for purchasing these materials. At the end of Day 1, students will have the opportunity to make a group order for silver and have it shipped overnight.
Note to Students: Please bring an apron and wear closed-toed shoes. If you use an Optivisor, please bring it to the workshop.
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