Continental Breakfast served from 8:00AM-9:00AM
Boxed Lunch 12:00PM-1:00PM
Registration for this schedule starts on 12/01/2025 and ends on 09/10/2026
Participants must be 18 years to 120 years old when the program starts.
AIR CHASING WEEKEND CLASS
INSTRUCTOR: CINDY MOORE
In this workshop, we will explore the creative possibilities of working with flexible copper tubing in various sizes to design and craft unique bracelets. The session will kick off with an introduction to the materials and tools we will use, including a custom jig specifically designed by Cindy to assist in shaping your bracelets effectively. Participants will also utilize a selection of small dapping punches, which will be provided throughout the class, to add dimension and texture to their designs. You’ll receive step-by-step guidance, allowing you to experiment freely while learning essential techniques. By the conclusion of the workshop, you should expect to complete several distinctive pieces that showcase your personal style. Additionally, if you wish to continue your artistic journey at home, the tools used during the class will be available for purchase.
Class Fee: $90
Est. Materials Fee $40-$80
Prerequisite: None
*WH TUITION: $100 Includes Breakfast and Boxed Lunch. No additional charge for lodging if taking a class, the week before or after, $60 lodging fee if needed. Please email [email protected] to arrange lodging.
Cindy Moore is an accomplished instructor in the field of metalsmithing. She continuously pushes the boundaries of metal in her designs and has been teaching across the US for over 20 years. Some of the locations where she has taught include; William Holland School of Lapidary Arts, John Campbell Folk School, Arizona Designer Craftsman, Georgia Goldsmiths, Bead &x; Button, Bead Fest, and Southeastern Federation.
Additionally, Cindy teaches privately across the country. Cindy owned and operated a successful gallery for years in Pine Mountain, GA, where she sold her own designs as well as those of local artists within Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee. Cindy enjoys sharing her knowledge of tools and techniques and has her own line of tools, which she designs and manufactures herself. She has been featured in Jewelry Artist magazine for her tool designs on several occasions. Her inspiration to make tools came from the desire to make the process more efficient and to offer varied techniques to her students. Cindy is a creative artist, and problem-solving is her passion.
Please contact William Holland School of Lapidary Arts if you have any questions.