The Steel Road to Touchstone Discussions (10)

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Touchstone Wrap-Up: Thank You! As a retrospective on this past weekend, I want to thank everyone at Touchstone for such an amazing craft-filled getaway. Everything was ab… Started by Erin Knisley	0	May 14, 2013
Sharon Massey: Day 2 Today was the second (and sadly final) day of the “Jewelry Fabrication in Steel” weekend workshop with Sharon Massey at Touchstone. I spent… Started by Erin Knisley	0	May 13, 2013
Sharon Massey: Day 1 Today was the first working day of “Jewelry Fabrication in Steel” with Sharon Massey. It started off with another wonderful breakfast (the… Started by Erin Knisley	0	May 12, 2013
Reporting from Touchstone: Meet and Greet Night One Touchstone is amazing! Although my experience with craft centers is limited, Touchstone is by far the most put together and free spirited.… Started by Erin Knisley	0	May 12, 2013
Steel Selections In preparation for my departure for Touchstone this afternoon, I spent yesterday sketching and skimming the Internet for visual influences… Started by Erin Knisley	2	May 10, 2013 Reply by Erin Knisley
Sharon Massey With just a few days separating myself and the workshop at Touchstone, it is high time to highlight the central stimulus for my choice of t… Started by Erin Knisley	0	May 8, 2013
Playthings Pt. 2 Reminiscing about metal toys and mechanisms got my gears turning this week, calling up a row of questions such as “why do I love metal?” an… Started by Erin Knisley	0	May 4, 2013
Steel Memories Thank you to Glen Gardner for supplying today’s blog inspiration with his suggestion of perusing the “Musee le Secq des Tournelles” website… Started by Erin Knisley	2	May 1, 2013 Reply by Erin Knisley
First Steps to Touchstone My introduction to steel as a jewelry material was rather quiet. Steel first snuck its way into my research while I was reading up on the S… Started by Erin Knisley	3	Apr 27, 2013
We Should Get To Know One Another Steel has been used in industry for decades due to its capacity for easy machining and relatively low-cost production. With a hardiness tha… Started by Erin Knisley	0	Apr 26, 2013