Ellen Arends lives in Zwolle, the face behind Ela Sieraad. In the past, she offered a wide variety of workshops. In recent years, this has increasingly focused on making jewelry. In this way she teaches students a.a. how to design cuioi bracelets. I think you know them, cabochons that you can slide on a leather bracelet. You personalize these cabochons by using different techniques. And metal clay can certainly be used for this.
Ellen has discovered metal clay through the internet and sees opportunities to expand her range of workshops. In 2 long days she follows the program to become a certified Art Clay Silver Instructor Level 1.
There is a small week between the two days, enough time to settle all the details. Ellen works hard and conjures up beautiful 7 jewelry from the silver clay. No extensive complex designs, after all, it’s all about technique. And who doesn't know the statement: "less is more"?!
Ellen has discovered metal clay through the internet and sees opportunities to expand her range of workshops. In 2 long days she follows the program to become a certified Art Clay Silver Instructor Level 1.
There is a small week between the two days, enough time to settle all the details. Ellen works hard and conjures up beautiful 7 jewelry from the silver clay. No extensive complex designs, after all, it’s all about technique. And who doesn't know the statement: "less is more"?!
At lunchtime we have lunch with tasty sandwiches and fresh orange juice. The second and last day we enjoy lunch outside in the sunshine, it is wonderfully warm spring weather. Everything runs smoothly and without breaks, the results are stunning. And there appears to be enough time to make a few decorations for the cuioi cabochons, nice!
Dear Ellen, I'm glad I could accompany you during your introduction to metal clay.
I hope to see you again in time for level 2!
I hope to see you again in time for level 2!
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