Nancy Worden - "Cold Connections"

Notice: Sorry this workshop has filled but please send an email to: Chris Eggers to get on the waiting list. if an opening becomes available you will be notified on a first come first serve basis.

Nancy Worden is an internationally known jewelry artist who has been making jewelry since 1972. She graduated from Central Washington University with a BFA in art in 1977 and earned an MFA from the University of Georgia in 1980. Her work is in major private and public collections in the U. S. and Europe and has been published in Ornament, Metalsmith, American Craft and Sculpture magazines, as well as several books. She has been teaching for many years at Pratt Fine Arts in Seattle.

Cold Connections: This workshop focuses on jewelry construction methods without using a torch. Nancy will reveal the construction techniques of her one-of-a-kind jewelry made from found objects and show students how to make a stack bead with rivets. If you like to use unconventional materials and you don’t have much equipment or you want to free yourself from the confines of your studio, this is the workshop for you. Nancy will show you how to make a bead from an orange or almost anything else you might want to wear.

Skill level: Intermediate/Advanced Beginner -Basic glass fusing skills

Nancy Worden's Website

Don’t miss Nancy’s presentation at the Yuma symposium which will be held February 26-28, 2009

Workshop Fee:
$145 ADC Members / $170 Non-Members