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...besides technique, my goal as a teacher is to open up my students enough to explore their
own limitless potential as a creator and to reach a new
plateau that has not yet been explored. My workshops are fun and intense.
Participants walk with a good understanding of metalwork and at least one finished piece of jewelry
SUPPLIES
My philosophy in life is to keep things as simple as possible.
Therefore a minimal amount of
tools are used in any of my classes. Each class has a small supply list, but generally, what is required as far as tools go
is tin snips, wire snips, round needle nose pliers and chain nose pliers. I usually provide the sheet metal and anything else
that would take time to hunt down. Bring yourself, your ideas, your objects and your beads.
I love the idea of using found objects as beads. Anything can be used to create jewelry. Found
objects, purchased objects, cut up objects, used or created objects. Anything that draws your attention and speaks to you
can be objects used in jewelry. Sewing bobbins, paper and text, product labels, game pieces, hardware, pine needles, clock
parts, computer parts, electronic parts, stones, bottle glass shards, rulers, light bulbs, keys, hair, soda
cans, small toys,
etc. etc. etc. Most people already
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2010 WORKSHOP SCHEDULE
February 21-24 Art & Soul Las Vegas, NV
March 18-21 Creative Soul Retreat Melbourne, Australia!
March 24-28 Artfest Port Townsend, WA
May 20-24 Art & Soul Hampton, VA
June 6-13 Bead & Button Show Milwaukee, WI
August 20-22 Beadfest Philadelphia, PA
September 15-22 Objects & Elements Dufort, France
October 28-31 Wire Masters Laguna Beach, CA
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SCHEDULING A WORKSHOP
If you are interested in having Susan teach a workshop at your facility you can contact Linda@susanlenartkazmer.net
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