Virtual class: Viking Metal-Weaving bracelets
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Education
Start date
Sat, Sep 11 10:00 AM
End date
Sat, Sep 11 12:00 PM
Address / City
2655 NW Market Street Seattle
Location
WA, US
Dating back to the Viking era, this metal-weaving project is a great introduction to jewelry making.
Using copper and silver wire, learn the steps for metal knitting—a simple looping technique—over a round, wooden dowel. Once the knitting is made, a drawplate is used to pull the knitting through, which compresses and lengthens the wire into a beautiful hollow chain. Then, by attaching end caps and a clasp, you'll transform the chain into a lovely bracelet.
All bracelet materials are provided, including complete instruction from start to finish, through discussion and demonstration of all the steps in the process.
Materials will be sent to you by mail upon registration.
Cost: $105
Using copper and silver wire, learn the steps for metal knitting—a simple looping technique—over a round, wooden dowel. Once the knitting is made, a drawplate is used to pull the knitting through, which compresses and lengthens the wire into a beautiful hollow chain. Then, by attaching end caps and a clasp, you'll transform the chain into a lovely bracelet.
All bracelet materials are provided, including complete instruction from start to finish, through discussion and demonstration of all the steps in the process.
Materials will be sent to you by mail upon registration.
Cost: $105
Organizer
National Nordic Museum
Phone
206.789.5707x7025
Email
marketing@nordicmuseum.org
