Mixed Metals: Crushed By Design Cuff Bracelet Level II Weekend Class - Cindy Moore
Class | Available
Crushed By Design Cuff Bracelet
Instructor: Cindy Moore, Cool Tool Chick
After carefully embossing a distinctive pattern onto a piece of 20-gauge copper with a rolling mill, we will employ a powerful hydraulic press along with a restrictive forming jig to transform our artistic ideas into beautiful cuff bracelets. This technique not only shapes the copper but also produces a striking three-dimensional effect that significantly enhances its visual appeal. Depending on your soldering skills and level of confidence, you may find the chance to create several bracelets, each reflecting your unique style and artistic vision. This experience will not only showcase your craftsmanship but also help you develop your skills in metalworking and design, resulting in wearable art that is truly one-of-a-kind.
Class Fee: $ 90
Est. Material Fee: $50-90
Prerequisite: Soldering Skills
*WH TUITION: $100 Includes Breakfast and Boxed Lunch. No additional charge for lodging if taking a class, the week before or after, $60 lodging fee if needed. Please email sharon@lapidaryschool.org to arrange lodging.
Cindy Moore
Cindy Moore is an accomplished instructor in the field of metalsmithing. She continuously pushes the boundaries of metal in her designs and has been teaching across the US for over 20 years. Some of the locations where she has taught include; William Holland School of Lapidary Arts, John Campbell Folk School, Arizona Designer Craftsman, Georgia Goldsmiths, Bead &x; Button, Bead Fest, and Southeastern Federation.
Additionally, Cindy teaches privately across the country. Cindy owned and operated a successful gallery for years in Pine Mountain, GA, where she sold her own designs as well as those of local artists within Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee. Cindy enjoys sharing her knowledge of tools and techniques and has her own line of tools, which she designs and manufactures herself. She has been featured in Jewelry Artist magazine for her tool designs on several occasions. Her inspiration to make tools came from the desire to make the process more efficient and to offer varied techniques to her students. Cindy is a creative artist, and problem-solving is her passion.
Cindy Moore
The Cool Tool Chick
706.570.3062
Cooltoolchick@gmail.com