Drop-In Workshop: Hammer + Hue Brass Jewelry
Led by artist/maker Trice Clark, of Kraftologie
Discover how texture and color can transform a simple piece of brass into a work of wearable art. In this drop in workshop, you’ll design and create one pair of handcrafted brass statement earrings using hammering techniques, painted finishes, and simple jewelry assembly. Experiment with pattern, composition, and color as you arrange and assemble your earrings into a finished design that’s ready to wear.
Guests will:
- Learn basic hammering techniques to create texture on brass
- Explore painting methods for adding color and contrast
- Design and assemble one pair of custom statement earrings
- Gain foundational jewelry-making skills that can be applied to future projects
Take home one pair of handcrafted painted brass statement earrings, made by YOU!
All supplies, tools, and hardware will be provided.
Sunday October 4th
DROP-IN anytime between 4pm and 6pm
This drop-in project does not have a specific start and stop time. Just drop-in anytime during the workshop. Please note that most folks will need 30-45 minutes to complete this project so please plan accordingly.
Entry Level Class—No experience necessary
All ages are welcome but note that all youngsters must be accompanied by an adult.
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About the Instructor:
Trice Clark, also known as Kraft Doll and Detroit’s Handy Woman, started what is now Kraftologie as DIY Fridays in her college apartment. Long before that, she was making and selling jewelry as a kid to buy the latest gym shoes. After losing access to arts education in elementary school, she learned by doing. Experimenting with materials, figuring things out as she went, and building skills through practice rather than formal training. That approach became the foundation of her teaching. Over the past decade, she has led craft-based workshops across metro Detroit, showing others the art of doing it yourself. Kraftologie is a continuation of that practice, creating space for others to explore, experiment, and learn through craft.
