BEGINNING STUDENT PROJECTS AND COSTS  Bracelet/Earrings/Pendants

In 18 hours - $300 - Student creates 3 - 5 Bracelet, Earrings or Pendant jewelry pieces.
Techniques    

: Create texture on metal with hammer, rolling mill, flex shaft, etc.
: Cut metal designs with hand saw & shears
: Shape designs using pliers & dapping tools
: Create links/jump rings creating bails, clasps, chain, etc
: Basic riveting-cold connection
: Torch startup & melt metal

In 25 hours - $400 - Student creates 3 - 5 Bracelet, Earrings or Pendant jewelry pieces.
Techniques  : Create texture on metal with hammer, rolling mill, flex shaft, templates, etc.
: Cut metal designs with hand saw, shears & pancake dies
: Pierced designs, drilling & sawing skills
: Shape designs using pliers, dapping tools, & steel mandrels
: Create links/jump rings creating bails, clasps; chain making
“To solder or not?” is the question.
: Basic riveting-cold connection & tab or prong setting
: Torch basics & safe use; melting, texturing, annealing, soldering & adding patina to metal with the torch
 

For schools: Pre-book for 5 student class
   Six 3 hour sessions =18 hours $300 per student
   Five 5 hour sessions =25 hours $400 per student
The pricing per sessions include copper for the projects to be taught, individual work stations with tools and use of studio2 equipment for the projects.
After scheduling a session information will be emailed or text.
Preordered sterling silver may be purchased @ studio2 on session date.
 

For individuals:
$35 per students per hour, minimum 2-3 hours $$70-$105
$30 per student per hour with 2-5 students, minimum 3 hours $90
The pricing per sessions include copper for the projects to be taught, individual work stations with tools and use of studio2 equipment for the projects.
After scheduling a session information will be emailed or text.
Preordered sterling silver may be purchased @ studio2 on session date.
 

Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or would like to arrange a tour of the studio.
 

You can ‘tour’ the studio online as well as see photos of past workshops and student work at
www.studio2bcj.com.