It will be noisy, but a lot of fun, and you will discover how many inventive jewelry pieces you can create with simple bending and hammering of brass, copper, and nickel silver wire. Besides Celtic spiral pendants and matching earrings, you can try bracelets, hair clips, scarf pins, money clips, and neck rings with bead dangles. If you can think of it or see it in books Judy will bring, you can make it and embellish it with colorful beads. Find out how inexpensively you can create a whole wardrobe of jewelry for yourself and make unique gifts for friends and family. All materials provided.


Register by: May 7

Judy Sutcliffe is a multi-faceted artist who enjoys creating and teaching in a variety of media, including concrete/mosaic art, dollmaking, primitive weaving, book arts and printmaking, forged jewelry, tile, woodcarving, nonfiction and poetry. A native of Iowa, Judy spent 17 years as a tile muralist in Santa Barbara CA before returning to the Midwest in 1996. Her tile paintings grace many Santa Barbara public buildings and private homes. In addition to tile work, Judy, as The Electric Typographer, has designed over 30 typefaces, including calligraphic and image fonts. Judy is co-owner of the Longbranch Gallery in Mineral Point.