Yesterday I taught the first day, of four, of a private chasing & repousse workshop, in San Diego. This workshop was the beginning level and when scheduling this workshop, I finally admitted to myself that the large fleur-de-lis, I normally teach may be a bit too much for a beginner class that is ONLY 4 days as most times, the students don't finish it. As a result, I have changed the design for the beginning workshop and what was the first design will now be the advanced beginner design. I am also going to add projects to the list of classes I teach, so students can follow each level with something that they can make, wear and build upon their skills. This is all detailed on the workshops page.
As for yesterday, Lisa made great progress. She learned to anneal, put the metal in the bowl, line and we just got to repousse when we stopped. Afterwards we went to dinner, saw a friend and his band play some music and I got to drive home, late but happy as a result of the fun we had. Here, as usual are pictures.
As for yesterday, Lisa made great progress. She learned to anneal, put the metal in the bowl, line and we just got to repousse when we stopped. Afterwards we went to dinner, saw a friend and his band play some music and I got to drive home, late but happy as a result of the fun we had. Here, as usual are pictures.
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