Punched Metal Jewelry
Punched Metal Jewelry
In this class instructor Aisha Formanski teaches you her technique for creating all over repetitive patterns using simple design stamps and graph paper. Create a simple pair of earrings using blanks, or take this technique to the next level and fabricate your next piece from punched sheet metal. The options are endless!
Aisha’s book New Directions in Punched Metal Jewelry has 8 punched patterns, and 20 beginning jewelry projects.
This class has a running time of 24 minutes.
Pre-requisites
Tools
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Variety of Design Stamps. Aisha uses the Cross Star and Period stamps in this class.
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Graph paper. Aisha uses a graph paper that is 10x10 cubes per 1 inch.
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Glue stick or rubber cement
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Scissors
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Plastic templates
Optional
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Sandbag, Bench Block Pad - 5.5" Square Leather - $18.50 - This is used to deaden the sounds of the stamping.
Outstanding video! So glad we can add reviews now. I have Aisha's book, and almost didn't watch the video, but very happy that I did. Great work as always Beaducation!
02/27/2015
AnnMarie
I just happened to come across this video while on the Beaducation website. I think it is another interesting and unusual technique for stamping! Aisha's explanations and demonstrations were easy to understand. I can't wait to try it!!
03/12/2015
Polly S
I have Aisha's book and glad to have watched the video as it helped me avoid costly mistakes. What a great way to supplement the book.
Thank you for going the extra mile Beaducation!
Thank you for going the extra mile Beaducation!
04/20/2015
Karen R.
I really enjoyed this video. It presents information concisely without useless frou-frou, demystifies some aspects of the craft, and helps you see... you can do it too! Thanks a million!
11/20/2015
Denise, Ottawa, Canada
Great video. Detailed, simple and inspiring. Looking forward to trying these techniques.
06/14/2016
Diane, Wolfeboro, NH
What great fun! I would have never thought to do this...I'm so glad I took Aisha's class. Gave me a lot of ideas of my own on what can be done with repetitive stamping. Thank you Aisha and Beaducation.
10/14/2016
Lauretta
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