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Why not try something new, or hone the skills you already have! Taught by talented area artists and nationally recognized visiting artists, Flux Metal Arts offers a wide variety of exciting classes and workshops in jewelry making and metalworking for students and artists of all levels. Our comfortable and inviting studio encourages creativity, exploration, and artistic community. Bring a fresh perspective to your jewelry making and metalworking, fall in love with a new technique, and let your creative inspiration shine!
Introduction to Precious Metal Clay
Photopolymer Plate Textures for Metal Clay
Byzantine Chainmail Bracelet
Half Persian Chainmail Bracelet
Master Workshop: 3 Day Chasing & Repousse Intensive with visiting artist Liza Nechamkin-Glasser
Tufa Casting
Finishing 101
Stonehenge Jewelry with visiting artist Richard Salley
The Clasp Class with visiting artist Richard Salley
Secret Compartment Pendant with visiting artist Richard Salley
Vitality Bracelet
Master Workshop: All About Argentium Sterling with visiting artist Cynthia Eid
Free Form Pod Pendant with visiting artist Molly Sharp
Pebble Jewelry with visiting artist Molly Sharp
Picture in Picture in picture- Photographic image transfer beneath, within, and on top of an enamel surface
with visiting artist Andrew Kuebeck
Faceted Stone Setting Theory and Applications: Fancy Stones with visiting artist Kirk Lang
Mentored Independent Study
Register in person at the studio, by phone (440) 205-1770, or online.
Introduction to Precious Metal Clay
Photopolymer Plate Textures for Metal Clay
Byzantine Chainmail Bracelet
Half Persian Chainmail Bracelet
Master Workshop: 3 Day Chasing & Repousse Intensive with visiting artist Liza Nechamkin-Glasser
Tufa Casting
Finishing 101
Stonehenge Jewelry with visiting artist Richard Salley
The Clasp Class with visiting artist Richard Salley
Secret Compartment Pendant with visiting artist Richard Salley
Vitality Bracelet
Master Workshop: All About Argentium Sterling with visiting artist Cynthia Eid
Free Form Pod Pendant with visiting artist Molly Sharp
Pebble Jewelry with visiting artist Molly Sharp
Picture in Picture in picture- Photographic image transfer beneath, within, and on top of an enamel surface
with visiting artist Andrew Kuebeck
Faceted Stone Setting Theory and Applications: Fancy Stones with visiting artist Kirk Lang
Mentored Independent Study
Register in person at the studio, by phone (440) 205-1770, or online.
Introduction to Silver Metal Clay
In this fun introductory workshop, participants will learn the basics of working with precious metal clay (PMC). Metal clay is a jewelry material made from microscopic particles of fine silver with a binder and water. After kiln firing, the binder burns away and pure silver remains. Techniques will include rolling, texturing, cutting, joining, shaping, finishing, firing, and polishing to complete 2 - 3 pieces of jewelry – and depending on the size of your pieces, students may make a pendant, earrings and/or charms. This class is limited to eight students. Tool kits will be available for use. All levels are welcomed and no metalworking experience is required (ages 16 and up).
Saturday, April 21 12:30 - 5:00 PM
Class Fee: $95 Materials Fee: $40 payable to the instructor.
Instructor: Catherine Davies Paetz
(Save 5% on your Class Fee when you register by March 21)
This class us currently full. Please contact us at (440) 205-1770 to be on our wait list.
Saturday, April 21 12:30 - 5:00 PM
Class Fee: $95 Materials Fee: $40 payable to the instructor.
Instructor: Catherine Davies Paetz
(Save 5% on your Class Fee when you register by March 21)
This class us currently full. Please contact us at (440) 205-1770 to be on our wait list.
Photopolymer Plate Textures for Metal Clay
Turn your drawings into jewelry! In this class learn how to make photopolymer plates using your own original artwork, text or messages with this simple technique. Photopolymer plates are UV light-sensitive plates used in the printing industry. Adapted for use in metal clay, the possibilities are almost endless! Instructions on how to prepare artwork for the process will be covered, and students may choose from a selection of prepared designs, or you may prepare your own simple designs. Then we will use metal clay with your plates to make wonderful patterned jewelry. Depending on the size of your pieces students may make a pendant and earrings or several pairs of earrings with the 16g package of clay.
Metal clay is made up of microscopic particles of silver suspended in an organic binder to create a pliable material with a consistency similar to modeling clay. When PMC is fired to a high temperature, the organic binder burns away and the metal particles fuse, forming solid metal that can be sanded, soldered, oxidized, patinaed and polished like conventional metal. This class is limited to eight students. Tool kits will be available for use.
Sunday, April 22 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
All levels are welcomed and no metalworking experience is required (ages 16 and up).
Class Fee: $120
Materials Fee Choice of: $50 includes 16g metal clay & materials OR $70 includes 25g metal clay & materials - payable to the instructor
Instructor: Catherine Davies Paetz
Metal clay is made up of microscopic particles of silver suspended in an organic binder to create a pliable material with a consistency similar to modeling clay. When PMC is fired to a high temperature, the organic binder burns away and the metal particles fuse, forming solid metal that can be sanded, soldered, oxidized, patinaed and polished like conventional metal. This class is limited to eight students. Tool kits will be available for use.
Sunday, April 22 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
All levels are welcomed and no metalworking experience is required (ages 16 and up).
Class Fee: $120
Materials Fee Choice of: $50 includes 16g metal clay & materials OR $70 includes 25g metal clay & materials - payable to the instructor
Instructor: Catherine Davies Paetz
Byzantine Chainmail Bracelet
Learn the fundamentals of chainmail while creating a classic Byzantine Chainmail bracelet. In this beginning level class, students will develop fundamental plier skills while practicing how to open & close copper jump rings seamlessly. Once comfortable, use your new skills to weave silver rings to create this beautiful sterling silver bracelet to wear home, or give as a gift. This class is limited to eight students. Tools will be available for use.
Saturday, April 28 10:00 am – 1:30 pm
All levels are welcome. (Age 16 & up)
Class Fee: $70 Materials Fee: $50 payable to the instructor
Instructor: Charlene Ciammaichella
Saturday, April 28 10:00 am – 1:30 pm
All levels are welcome. (Age 16 & up)
Class Fee: $70 Materials Fee: $50 payable to the instructor
Instructor: Charlene Ciammaichella
Half Persian Chainmail Bracelet
Build your chainmail skills as you create a classic Half Persian chainmail bracelet that will lay flat on your wrist. First, we will weave a starter chain using copper and silver so the pattern is easy to understand. Once comfortable, you will practice your new skills to weave silver rings to create this beautiful sterling silver bracelet to wear home, or give as a gift. This class is limited to eight students. Tools will be available for use.
Saturday, April 28 2:00 – 6:00 pm
Some prior chainmail experience is helpful for this pattern. (Age 16 & up)
Class Fee: $80 Materials Fee: $50 payable to the instructor
Instructor: Charlene Ciammaichella
Saturday, April 28 2:00 – 6:00 pm
Some prior chainmail experience is helpful for this pattern. (Age 16 & up)
Class Fee: $80 Materials Fee: $50 payable to the instructor
Instructor: Charlene Ciammaichella
3 Day Chasing and Repousse’ Intensive with *visiting artist* Liza Nechamkin-Glasser
During this weekend intensive, students will gain a working knowledge of chasing and repousse’ through detailed demonstrations, experimentation and different assignments. This class will equip students to further explore chasing with confidence and to fluidly express their own aesthetics through chasing. Returning students will be working on refining their skills with an emphasis on modeling and shaping elements of a design, to produce a finished product. Topics will include the following:
Pitch bowls and hammers, pitch types and compositions, safely working with hot pitch, tips and tricks and how to correctly prepare and fill a pitch bowl.
Functions and limitations of each type of chasing tool will be discussed.
Fundamental tool making skills will be examined. A demonstration on how to make properly formed chasing tools will be given. Chasing tools and tool blanks will be available for purchase.
Several design layout/transfer techniques will be presented and important core chasing techniques will be covered. We’ll do some test pieces and move on to a final design of your choice. A selection of clip art will be provided, tailored for individual skills and tastes.
Class Dates: May 4-6, 2018
Class Times:
10 am-- 6 pm Friday & Saturday
11 am – 4 pm Sunday
Half hour lunch break each day
This workshop is limited to eight students, and has a required student supply list . Please note our *Visiting Artist* registration & refund policy for this workshop.
Class Fee: $495
Materials Fee: $30 due at the time of registration
Instructor: visiting artist Liza Nechamkin-Glasser
Pitch bowls and hammers, pitch types and compositions, safely working with hot pitch, tips and tricks and how to correctly prepare and fill a pitch bowl.
Functions and limitations of each type of chasing tool will be discussed.
Fundamental tool making skills will be examined. A demonstration on how to make properly formed chasing tools will be given. Chasing tools and tool blanks will be available for purchase.
Several design layout/transfer techniques will be presented and important core chasing techniques will be covered. We’ll do some test pieces and move on to a final design of your choice. A selection of clip art will be provided, tailored for individual skills and tastes.
Class Dates: May 4-6, 2018
Class Times:
10 am-- 6 pm Friday & Saturday
11 am – 4 pm Sunday
Half hour lunch break each day
This workshop is limited to eight students, and has a required student supply list . Please note our *Visiting Artist* registration & refund policy for this workshop.
Class Fee: $495
Materials Fee: $30 due at the time of registration
Instructor: visiting artist Liza Nechamkin-Glasser
Tufa Casting
Used by the Navajo, Zuni, and Hopi people… Come explore one of the most unique and low-tech ways to cast using tufa stone. This technique creates a distinctive surface texture that can be polished and manipulated in many ways. Learn the basics of tufa carving as you create your own pendant or earring design. After casting with molten silver, learn how to clean up and finish your jewelry creation. The instructor will also demonstrate how to explore possible design variations to create a limited run of one of kind designs, extending the life of your tufa stone. Depending on student, extra components produced in class can be used in the creation of earrings, bracelets, pendants, and rings. This class is limited to eight students. Tools will be available for use.
Saturday, May 12 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Basic metalworking skills, and comfort with a torch is required. (Age 16 & up)
Class Fee: $130 Materials Fee: $40 payable to the instructor. 1 ozt. of sterling and tufa stone will be provided for each student. Extra silver will be available at an additional cost.
Instructor: Eldon Kohler
Saturday, May 12 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Basic metalworking skills, and comfort with a torch is required. (Age 16 & up)
Class Fee: $130 Materials Fee: $40 payable to the instructor. 1 ozt. of sterling and tufa stone will be provided for each student. Extra silver will be available at an additional cost.
Instructor: Eldon Kohler
Finishing 101
Are you in a rut with your current finish, or are you creating ruts with the finishing accessories you are using? When it comes to completing your piece, the final finish is the difference between OK and great! In this highly interactive workshop, experience the steps of metal finishing from beginning to end that’s often glossed over in other classes. Learn about a range of surface finishes from satin to mirror shine you can complete by hand, or polishing with a flex shaft, buffing motor or tumbler. Experience a variety of abrasives, buffs, brushes, polishing compound, and more as you learn simple tips and tricks to achieve your perfect finish. Tools and equipment will be available for use. Safety glasses and optical magnifiers are required. This class is limited to eight students.
Saturday, May 19 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
All levels are welcomed, and no metalworking experience is required (ages 16 & up).
Class Fee: $120 Materials Fee: materials are included
Instructor: Kim Baxter
Saturday, May 19 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
All levels are welcomed, and no metalworking experience is required (ages 16 & up).
Class Fee: $120 Materials Fee: materials are included
Instructor: Kim Baxter
Stonehenge Jewelry with visiting artist Richard Salley
Get in touch with your primitive side in this one day workshop that will introduce you to fused, forged, and funky jewelry. Discover the hidden value of your silver scrap bin. Break all the rules and make fabulous pieces with no solder, no flux… no fooling! Fun earrings, rings, pendants and bracelets that emerge from the creative process will amaze you. You’ll acquire some primitive techniques that break all the rules but will give exciting results! Use of tools included. This workshop is limited to only eight students.
Friday, June 1, 2018 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Basic metalsmithing skills are helpful, but all levels are welcome. (Ages 18 & up)
Class Fee: $215
Materials: Students are required to bring sterling silver scrap. The more you have, the more creative you can get!
Instructor: *visiting artist* Richard Salley
Please note our *visiting artist* registration policy for this workshop.
This class is currently full. Please contact us at (440) 205-1770 to be on our wait list.
Friday, June 1, 2018 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Basic metalsmithing skills are helpful, but all levels are welcome. (Ages 18 & up)
Class Fee: $215
Materials: Students are required to bring sterling silver scrap. The more you have, the more creative you can get!
Instructor: *visiting artist* Richard Salley
Please note our *visiting artist* registration policy for this workshop.
This class is currently full. Please contact us at (440) 205-1770 to be on our wait list.
The Clasp Class with visiting artist Richard Salley
So, what’s the catch? The catch (or clasp) with be the focus of this full day class. We will look at a variety of clasps that you can make to add a truly handcrafted closure to your pendants, necklaces and bracelts. No longer will you be limited by commercial catches for your creations. In this class you will fabricate three types of clasps...the box clasp, the fold-over clasp and the spring clasp. Tools will be available for use. This workshop is limited to only eight students.
Saturday, June 2, 2018 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Basic metalsmithing, including soldering skills are required. (Ages 18 & up)
Class Fee: $215
Materials Fee: $15 payable to the instructor
Instructor: *visiting artist* Richard Salley
Please note our *visiting artist* registration policy for this workshop.
This class is currently full. Please contact us at (440) 205-1770 to be on our wait list.
Saturday, June 2, 2018 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Basic metalsmithing, including soldering skills are required. (Ages 18 & up)
Class Fee: $215
Materials Fee: $15 payable to the instructor
Instructor: *visiting artist* Richard Salley
Please note our *visiting artist* registration policy for this workshop.
This class is currently full. Please contact us at (440) 205-1770 to be on our wait list.
Secret Compartment Pendant with visiting artist Richard Salley
Learn how to fabricate your own tubing on your way to creating this beautiful and functional secret compartment pendant. When completed, it can serve as a container to hold a message, a memento, cremains or other relic. There will be plenty of challenges and a few new skills aimed at the intermediate to advance metalsmith. Bring your own stone or found object to embellilsh your creation and make it even more personal. Tools will be available for use. This workshop is limited to only eight students.
Sunday, June 3, 2018 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Basic fabrication, including soldering skills are required. (Ages 18 & up)
Class Fee: $215
Materials Fee: $30 payable to the instructor
Instructor: *visiting artist* Richard Salley
Please note our *visiting artist* registration policy for this workshop.
Sunday, June 3, 2018 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Basic fabrication, including soldering skills are required. (Ages 18 & up)
Class Fee: $215
Materials Fee: $30 payable to the instructor
Instructor: *visiting artist* Richard Salley
Please note our *visiting artist* registration policy for this workshop.
Express yourself while making your very own mantra bracelet. Personalize your sentiments on each panel as a creative expression of your favorite quote, words or life philosophy. Techniques will include basic bracelet construction, how to make copy, transferring copy to metal, etch positive and negative designs, unique surface effects, shaping metal, as well as finishing techniques for an individual artistic statement. This class is limited to eight students. Tools will be available for use.
Saturday, June 16 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
All levels welcome (age 16 & up).
Class Fee: $120 Materials Fee: $30 payable to the instructor.
Instructor: Kim O’Neill
(Save 5% on your Class Fee when you register by May 16)
Saturday, June 16 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
All levels welcome (age 16 & up).
Class Fee: $120 Materials Fee: $30 payable to the instructor.
Instructor: Kim O’Neill
(Save 5% on your Class Fee when you register by May 16)
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Argentium is a sterling silver alloy that has some exciting advantages over traditional sterling silver. It does not firescale, is highly tarnish resistant, is more malleable and ductile than traditional sterling, fuses and welds more easily than traditional sterling, and can be hardened using a kitchen oven!
This three-day course is for people who want to become comfortable working with Argentium® Sterling Silver sheet and wire. Demonstrations will include annealing, soldering, fusing, hardening, and finishing. Since Argentium Sterling has superb fusing qualities, demos will also include fusing granules (granulation), wire, and gold to Argentium Sterling sheet and wire. Kum Boo will also be taught, as another way to add gold to this tarnish-resistant sterling alloy. Demonstrations will alternate with hands-on practice time. Participants may choose to practice on samples, or to create finished designs. This 3 day workshop is limited to only eight students. Tools and supplies are available to share. There is a small student supply list. Friday, June 22 - Sunday, June 24 10:00 am - 5:30 pm each day This class is appropriate for students with basic metalsmithing skills as well as professionals. (Ages 18 & up) Class Fee: $690 Materials Fee: TBD payable to the instructor Instructor: *visiting artist* Cynthia Eid Please note our *Visiting Artist* registration & refund policy for this workshop. (Save 5% on your class fee when you register & pay in full by April 22.) |
Using sterling silver sheet, students will construct a three-sided free-form hollow form pod pendant. Light as air, yet structurally sturdy, this elegant piece has been inspired by natures beauty. With the use of patterned brass plates or skeleton leaves and a rolling mill, students will emboss a texture onto the silver sheet before sawing, filing and soldering the three sides. Be warned, this is not as easy as it appears as much manipulation is involved. To complete the piece, a decorative bale will be constructed from wire and soldered to one side of the completed pod.
Friday, July 27 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Some metalsmithing experience is required for this one-day skill building class.
Class Fee: $150 Materials Fee: $20 payable to the instructor
Instructor: *visiting artist* Molly Sharp
Please note our *visiting artist* registration policy for this workshop.
(Save 5% on your Class Fee when you register & pay in full by May 27)
Friday, July 27 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Some metalsmithing experience is required for this one-day skill building class.
Class Fee: $150 Materials Fee: $20 payable to the instructor
Instructor: *visiting artist* Molly Sharp
Please note our *visiting artist* registration policy for this workshop.
(Save 5% on your Class Fee when you register & pay in full by May 27)
Have you ever collected smooth pebbles, ceramic shards or sea glass from beaches and then wondered what to do with them? This course offers the perfect solution! Using traditional silversmithing techniques, students will drill these materials using diamond drill bits, then transform them into unique pieces of jewelry. Sterling silver will be used to fabricate each piece using techniques including sawing, filing, forming, stone setting, riveting, soldering and texturing with the use of the rolling mill. Tools will be available for use. This 2 day workshop is limited to only eight students.
Saturday, July 28 – Sunday, July 29 10:00 am – 5:00 pm each day
All levels are welcome. (Ages 18 & up)
Class Fee: $300
Materials Fee: $30 - $40 payable to the instructor (based on materials used)
Students are required to bring: Small pebbles, ceramic shards and/ or sea glass, notebook and pen/pencil, Ultra fine tipped Sharpie pen, Optical magnification, safety glasses, dust masks, & a shallow bowl or pan for holding water in which to drill pebbles
Instructor: *visiting artist* Molly Sharp
Please note our *visiting artist* registration policy for this workshop.
Save 5% on your class fee when you register by May 28.
This class is currently full. Please call us at (440) 205-1770 to be on our wait list.
Saturday, July 28 – Sunday, July 29 10:00 am – 5:00 pm each day
All levels are welcome. (Ages 18 & up)
Class Fee: $300
Materials Fee: $30 - $40 payable to the instructor (based on materials used)
Students are required to bring: Small pebbles, ceramic shards and/ or sea glass, notebook and pen/pencil, Ultra fine tipped Sharpie pen, Optical magnification, safety glasses, dust masks, & a shallow bowl or pan for holding water in which to drill pebbles
Instructor: *visiting artist* Molly Sharp
Please note our *visiting artist* registration policy for this workshop.
Save 5% on your class fee when you register by May 28.
This class is currently full. Please call us at (440) 205-1770 to be on our wait list.
Picture in Picture in Picture- Photographic image transfer beneath, within, and on top of an enamel surface
Fusing enamel to the surface of metal creates infinite opportunities to include imagery into your work. This workshop will focus on digital image creation, manipulation, application, and resolution of enameled plates featuring your own photographic imagery with discussions on how to use them in future jewelry work. Combining traditional techniques of champlevé, cloisonné, and basse taille with contemporary approaches including enamel decals and photographic image etching & plating; participants will be able to create striking enamel compositions that address the surface of the metal plate, the interior of the enamel as well as the enamel’s surface. Hand tools will be available for use. This 3-day workshop is limited to only eight students.
Friday, August 3 – Sunday, August 5 10:00 am - 5:00 pm each day
Basic enameling experience required. (Ages 18 & up)
Class Fee: $425 $403.75
(Save 5% on your Class Fee when you register & pay in full by June 3)
Materials Fee: $25 payable to the instructor
Instructor: *visiting artist* Andrew Kuebeck
Please note our *visiting artist* registration policy for this workshop.
Save 5% on your class fee when you register by June 3.
Students are required to bring: 6 in. x 6 in. 18 gauge copper sheet, Sharpie Marker, nail polish, rubber gloves (kitchen type), hand towel, Silica Carbide Paper (grit 220, 320, 400, 600), 4 jpg images to work with during the workshop (We will edit them during the workshop, and you might want to include 1 high contrast image among the 4.)
Optional: A Laptop Computer, 24 gauge fine silver sheet
Friday, August 3 – Sunday, August 5 10:00 am - 5:00 pm each day
Basic enameling experience required. (Ages 18 & up)
Class Fee: $425 $403.75
(Save 5% on your Class Fee when you register & pay in full by June 3)
Materials Fee: $25 payable to the instructor
Instructor: *visiting artist* Andrew Kuebeck
Please note our *visiting artist* registration policy for this workshop.
Save 5% on your class fee when you register by June 3.
Students are required to bring: 6 in. x 6 in. 18 gauge copper sheet, Sharpie Marker, nail polish, rubber gloves (kitchen type), hand towel, Silica Carbide Paper (grit 220, 320, 400, 600), 4 jpg images to work with during the workshop (We will edit them during the workshop, and you might want to include 1 high contrast image among the 4.)
Optional: A Laptop Computer, 24 gauge fine silver sheet
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Shed your apprehension and learn to set challenging-shaped stones in this comprehensive, hands-on weekend intensive with master stone-setter Kirk Lang. Building off of Faceted Stone Setting Theory and Applications: Round Stones, this more advanced workshop will teach students how to confidently set faceted stones with pointed corners. The workshop covers three types of settings: prong, flush, and bezel and three types of stone cuts: pear, triangle, and princess. Students will learn the theory behind stone setting, gemstone characteristics, and how to make setting tools. The workshop focuses on solid demonstrations of each setting followed by practice setting stones in class. Use of tools included. Safety glasses & high magnification Optivisors are required. If students own a GRS benchmate with inside ring clamp they are strongly encouraged to bring it for use in this class. This workshop is limited to only eight students. Faceted Stone Setting, Theory and Application: Round Stones or equivalent experience required including prong, flush, and heavy-walled bezel setting. (Ages 18 & up)
September 15 - 16 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Faceted Stone Setting, Theory and Application: Round Stones or equivalent experience required including prong, flush, and heavy-walled bezel setting. (Ages 18 & up) Class Fee: $425 Materials Fee: $125 payable to the instructor Instructor: *visiting artist* Kirk Lang Please note our *Visiting Artist* registration & refund policy for this workshop. (Save 5% on your Class Fee when you register & pay in full by July 15) |
Mentored Independent Study
Do you want to create something of your own design, but need some instructor guidance? Relax in an atmosphere that supports your needs, and work independently at your own pace. This on-going class allows independent study students to explore a wide range of jewelry and metalsmithing projects. Individual help is provided for each step of the creative process from design through completion. This semi-private class tailors lessons and demonstrations specifically to your current project. Get the feedback you need, and work in a friendly and supportive environment where your creativity can flourish. All studio tools and equipment will be available for use. Basic metal working skills are required. To get started, we invite you to visit or call Kim at the studio (440) 205-1770 to discuss your project ideas and goals.
Every Friday 10:00 am - 2:30 pm Attend as your schedule allows.
Class Fee: Five class blocks $195 or Drop-in by the hour: $15
*Block students will have space priority*
Materials are not included. Students are required to bring all project materials such as metal, saw blades, drill bits, sandpaper, solder and finishing materials. Materials and supplies are available for purchase.
Instructor: Kim Baxter
Every Friday 10:00 am - 2:30 pm Attend as your schedule allows.
Class Fee: Five class blocks $195 or Drop-in by the hour: $15
*Block students will have space priority*
Materials are not included. Students are required to bring all project materials such as metal, saw blades, drill bits, sandpaper, solder and finishing materials. Materials and supplies are available for purchase.
Instructor: Kim Baxter
Flux Metal Arts adds classes as they get scheduled. We want to know what you are looking for, and welcome suggestions. We invite you to contact us with a class request or recommend an instructor.
