Teri Boldt Blond Faux Bone Jewelry Workshop

Using a new product called faux bone we will create a pendant that looks and feels like Ivory.  After determining a design we will cut the faux bone into the desired shape using a spiral saw blade held in a jewelers saw frame. The product can be shaped with files, engraved with scribes, drilled or cut to inlay epoxy resins and metal.  The finished piece may be sanded smooth or scratched and stained to look like an antique piece of jewelry.  Bracelet blanks will be available at an additional cost.  Class cost to be determined and will be posted on the Pachamamas Garden website.  Some examples of faux bone can be viewed at www.fauxbone.com.You may reserve your spot by going to PachamamasGarden.com, click on Calender then donate.  Limited seating.Stay after the workshop to attend the opening reception for Teri's Jewelry Exhibit, 6 - 9 pm ,March 20.Teri Blond is primarily a metals artist, but she works in many other mediums. She teaches some of her techniques at The Southwest School of Art and Craft (SSAC) in San Antonio, Texas. You can find her jewelry in museums and books around the world!  www.TeriBlond.com