Textures in Metal October 22 by Michele Throne at Silver Peak Studio
Custom Textures in Metal October 22
Custom Textures in Metal October 22
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Custom Textures in Metal October 22

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This class is sold out.  Please contact us to get on the waitlist, and be sure to specify this class.

Beyond hammer textures, metalsmiths of all levels will learn the nuances in adding unique textures to metal in this one-day jewelry class!

Sometimes texture is an important design element, sometimes it’s a way to express something in your jewelry, sometimes it’s a way to hide a mistake, and sometimes it’s just fun! 

If you are interested in learning a variety of ways to approach texture than this is the class for you. Students will learn different methods to create texture using a torch, stamping tools, hammers, and flex shaft tools.

Class duration: 8 hours with a 30-minute break for lunch.

Prerequisites: Metals 1, Intro to Metalsmithing, or equivalent

Last day to cancel for a full refund: October 15, 2023.

Tools and Materials: 

This is a class for learning different ideas for texturing so a “finished project” is not included in this curriculum, however students are welcome to bring projects they are personally working on. Students may also bring their own silver sheet in 20 or 22 gauge or purchase from the school at $2/gram.

Materials fee: 

  • $30 payable to instructor (cash/exact change, Venmo, or check).  Materials Kit includes: copper sheet, silver scrap, and 80/20 silver for reticulation and use of a small variety of flexshaft tools to texture with.

    About the instructor, Michele Throne

    Michele Throne HeadshotMichele’s first dip into metalsmithing started with a high school class. She then picked it back up after getting her BFA at Florida State University. She’s been a full time jeweler for 11 years, and has been teaching art since 1998 and metalsmithing since 2012. 

    Her deep love and appreciation for everything outdoors and love for people inspire her to create jewelry focused on nature and the human experience.