Hammered Copper Cuff Workshop

Health & Wellness
Written By Martha Perkins

Who doesn’t love a cool cuff bracelet that goes with almost anything?

In this workshop led by artist-in-residence Martha Perkins, create your own cuff using copper sheeting repurposed from an old birdbath! It is so exciting to see something that would have been discarded turned into a beautiful piece of jewelery.

Participants will add texture to their metal pieces by cutting, filing and hammering them into shape. No jewelry making experience needed. Class includes materials and supplies to make one copper cuff.

As a bonus, bring in any jewelry that needs simple repairs and see if Martha can help you make them new again!

REGISTER

Sessions are held at the PAC Center
129 Park Avenue in Swarthmore

Wednesday, November 12
6:00 - 7:30 pm
$45

Martha Perkins

Martha Perkins has been a painter for more than 30 years as well as a jeweler and all-around creator. Her real passion is promoting talented local artists and helping them creating community connections. This is what led her in 2018 to open her Swarthmore boutique Gallery on Park, which represents over 90 local artists and makers.

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