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Little Metal Foxes

24/07/13 Paperclip Chain- VIDEO ONLY

24/07/13 Paperclip Chain- VIDEO ONLY

$78.00 USD
$78.00 USD
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This Class was recorded live Saturday, July 13, 2024  
10:00 am - 1:00 pm PDT 

The video recording will be available for students to watch until September 13, 2024.

Instructor: Jennifer Stenhouse

Making chain requires all the basic jewelry-making skills. Applying variations on those techniques you can make something unique and amazing. During this class, we will demonstrate soldering and fusing techniques related to chain making, increase your knowledge about linking chain and simplify construction, as well as, give you tips and tools that will make soldering simple with a variety of solders. The focus of the class will be on the classic elongated oval or the currently more popular name, the paperclip chain.

All Levels

Use discount code PAPERCLIP+CUBAN15 for a 15% discount when you buy BOTH 07/13 Paperclip Chain and 07/14 Cuban Chain at the same time!

All classes include the video recording, which you will have access to for 60 days after the class. This recording will be available through August 13th, 2024. Zoom link and instructions for joining the call will be emailed 1 day (24 hours) prior to class.

The class supply list is below and contains links to buy the supplies you need.

 

Supply List for Students

The links below will take you to RioGrande.com or other suppliers. To see prices for precious metal items, you need a free Rio Grande account. Students in the Rio for Schools program enjoy wholesale benefits for six months (instructor code = RFSLMF). This site may contain Amazon and other affiliate links. If you purchase something through the link, at no cost to you, we may receive a small commission on qualifying purchases.

 

Recommended Materials:

A wide variety of shapes and gauges of wire are available and are great to add to your visual vocabulary for your designs.

  • 16ga sterling silver round wire, annealed/dead-soft. About 2 feet will make a bracelet
  • 20 or 22ga sterling silver round wire, annealed/dead-soft. About 4 feet will make a bracelet
  • Solder. Instructor will be using easy, & medium solder in sheet, & paste.

Additional Materials:

Fine silver & Argentium wire can be used to create some amazing chain by fusing. Of course, you can use a heavier gauge for a bulkier look or finer wires for more delicate links. And different profiles will give you outstanding results! Half-round and square wire also work very well!

Recommended Tools:

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