Etruscan Spiral

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Spirals are everywhere in nature and architecture. Many people are drawn to the motif and they have been used in jewelry for centuries.  Anat absolutely loves spirals and uses them in a lot of her jewelry and enameling. This class will focus on how to make wire spiral links and connections to create beautiful bracelets, earrings and necklaces. 

Techniques 
• Ergonomics and proper use of tools for wirework
• Best gauges of wire 
• How to create even and multiple spirals 
• How to connect and create a chain of spirals

 

This is a demonstration class. 
Students will watch live demos with the instructor and be able to ask questions, or they can watch the recordings of the class later at their convenience. The recording of the live class is available for one year. Students practice after class.

Teachers also offer free office hours once a week.
Students can come to office hours for free help with the class project. 

A handout is included with the class.
A pdf of the handout is sent to students before the first day of class. 

Tools and Materials for this Class
Registered students receive a list of suggested materials and tools with the handout on the day of class.  This class does not include a kit of materials. No supplies are required to attend this class, but you will need them later to practice the techniques. 

Read what students have to say about our online classes on the testimonials page.

 

 

Prerequisites:

This is open to all levels. No experience required. But some previous experience working with wire can be helpful.

 

Instructor:

Anat Silvera

If a class is online, or is a combination online and in-person session, all students receive a link to a recording of the class demonstrations. In-person only workshops are not recorded. For staff instructor classes, students have access to the recordings for one year. For guest instructors, access is 30 days. 

If this class is offered online, it uses the Zoom app/website. Through Zoom, you’ll be able to see demos and follow instructions, ask questions and interact with your instructor. Zoom is easy to use and free for students to use for class, and works on most devices, like phones (iPhone, Android, etc), tablets (iPads, etc), and computers (Mac or PC).

Your instructor is also available during free Zoom office hours for questions and help.

For classes that include work time, online students work at home or in their studio. All of our recommended tools and the kit materials are chosen to be home studio friendly. Links to preferred vendors are provided in the supplies list sent after registration. Some classes, like our short demo only classes, don't require tools or materials to attend. 

And now the fine print. Payment in full for class fees is due at the time of registration to reserve your place. We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, and PayPal. Checks and cash are accepted only if you register at school. If you mail a check, your registration is not processed until it clears and the class may fill during the wait. 

If the workshop is canceled by our school for any reason, all class fees will be refunded, or you can transfer to another class, or you can keep a credit on account with us for future classes or purchases, 

Students can cancel, receive a credit or refund, or transfer to another class up to 21 days before a workshop, whether it is online or in person. No cancellations are accepted after the 21-day deadline, however, we will do what we can to try and sell your place to a qualified student. If we can sell your place, you can receive a refund less a $50 cancellation fee, keep a credit on account with us, or apply your fees towards a transfer to another class. 

If you can’t make it to class, you may send a participant who has the necessary prerequisites in your place. Please call or email us immediately with any changes in the student participant information. If a class includes an online section, your class will be recorded and you can watch later to make up a class you miss. 

Students must be at least 15 years old to attend a class, and students under 18 must have a legal guardian sign our liability waiver form. We have had younger students attend classes, on a case by case basis. If you’re interested in enrolling your child, please call or email us. 

If you sign up for a class and fail to have the required prerequisites as listed in the class description, you are still subject to the 21-day cancellation policy, listed above.

Lodging and meals are not included for in person classes.

If you don't come to class, there are no refunds, credits or transfers.