I must admit after reading Deb Jemmott’s description of her rolling mill class at Metals Week in Idyllwild, I was really intrigued. Here is what she says about it: In addition to imprinting metal with designs using paper, found objects, and metal (including pierced and etched metal patterns), students will learn to produce the “married [...]
Two Gifted Teachers – Two Exciting Classes
Posted by Connie on April 5, 2013
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Idyllwild Arts’ Metals Week Flyer
I just received this flyer from Idyllwild Arts’ Metals Week program, and as we speak I am knee deep in making two new cuffs for my class. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at: connie@conniefox.com. ~Connie All images and text are ©Copyright 2010-2013 Connie Fox except where indicated. All rights [...]
Posted by Connie on February 28, 2013
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Confections For The Soul
Sunday, February 24th My life is not always a cupcake, but I have to tell you, the last weekend at the Yuma Symposium was sweetness itself. The Thursday night review of upcoming workshops left me doubting there would be anything really special I could carry home. Oh my, how wrong I was. One workshop after [...]
Posted by Connie on February 25, 2013
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Goldmine In My Own Living Room
Friday, February 22 Most notable today was a talk by Dean Adams, professor of ceramics at Montana State University. From the beginning of his talk I was drawn to this generous, open-hearted man who urged us to make the best use of every minute we have left. He reminded us of death and how much [...]
Posted by Connie on February 24, 2013
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White And 37
Thursday, February 21 A demographic? No, a weather condition on the trip to Yuma. As we climbed the mountains of the Cleveland National Forest the temperature dropped from the low 60s to 37 degrees in a half hour. From partial sun to rain. And from green hills to white. The drive took me right back [...]
Posted by Connie on February 24, 2013
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Marching To The Table
Well, the Lord knows I do love comfort food. Warm whole grain bread, pasta in almost any form, homemade pie, and on and on. I am sure you are not particularly interested in my food preferences, let alone food addictions, so I will write about the Yuma Symposium instead. “The Yuma Symposium is comfort food [...]
Posted by Connie on February 21, 2013
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Do You Live In Tokyo Too?
When you live in a small house there is never enough space. So how do I cope? Pretend like I live in Tokyo of course. This coping mechanism began years ago after seeing a program on how Tokyo residents organize their lives in tiny apartments. After doing a little research for this article I realize [...]
Posted by Connie on January 25, 2013
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Metals Week In Idyllwild 2013
Greetings! Registration for Metals Week in Idyllwild is just around the corner so this is a heads up. Metals Week has been a major influence in my development as a jewelry designer. Not only have I learned a lot, it has been great fun along the way. What is Metals Week? Think 5 day jewelry [...]
Posted by Connie on January 23, 2013
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A Checkered Past
I know this is a juicy title and with today’s star-studded scandals you might be anticipating nothing less. However, anything I have done in my life may be momentarily entertaining but far from titillating. On to the issue at hand. I am sharing with you how a jewelry technique has eluded me for years, and [...]
Posted by Connie on January 15, 2013
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This And That
One of my favorite rings made it into the most recent issue of Jewelry Artist (December 2012, p. 42). The ring uses a number of techniques: hollow forms, piercing, use of gold bi-metal, beveling edges, soldering an already set stone, texturing and tube setting. Look for this project on the next class lineup. Also look [...]
Posted by Connie on November 25, 2012
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