December 2024 Class: Introduction to Metal Corrugation
* Monday, December 2nd, 5 – 9p.
Thursday, December 5th, 5 – 9p.
* Please note change in days
Kit cost: $6.00
Tools and Materials
Micro fold brake
Sterling silver sheet, 32g
Copper sheet, 28g
Copper and silver wire, 20g
Corrugation is yet another way to give texture and form to your metal. Since corrugation greatly strengthens the metal (think cardboard box) you can use a much thinner gauge of metal. A thinner gauge of metal translates to less expense. We’ll do some simple corrugating. The kit will have enough metal to make a pair of earrings or a pendant in silver and also in copper. There will also be some copper sheet to texture for future projects.
How to Sign Up for Classes:
The sign-up sheet will be available on Monday and Thursday night classes and at the HGMS meeting. You can also sign up by sending email to HGMS@wildivystudio.com.
If you sign up for a class and cannot attend, please be considerate and notify the instructors as soon as possible so that if someone is on the wait list they can attend in your place.
Did You Know?
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