Linda Shanahan Think you can facet? Of course, you can. Be you a woman or be you a man Tony can teach you, yes, he is the king The “facet fanatic” it has a nice ring Five seven facets go on the gemstone He’ll help you out. You won’t be alone Cut and then polish…
Tag: Gem and Silver Club
Clubs & Classes, July 2020
Artists Who Aspire to Inspire
Clubs & Classes, July 2020
SLRGS Club, Queens of Copper
Linda Shanahan Last month we spotlighted silversmithing. The same techniques used to create pendants, bracelets, rings, and earrings out of silver can be used with a less expensive metal, copper. Copper can be readily purchased in sheets, wire, or beads. Copper wire is used to make woven wire bracelets; add a bead or two here…
Clubs & Classes, June 2020
Sun Lakes Rock, Gem and Silver Club
Clubs & Classes, June 2019
Summer fun with rock collecting
Stephanie Reisenbuchler Although the Sun Lakes Rock, Gem and Silver Club is not having regular meetings during the summer, there are ongoing open shops for members who have participated during the year and purchased the necessary shop stamps and passed the club safety requirements. Summer is a great time for adventures, and many members, whether…
Clubs & Classes, July 2018
Who will be the 201st member of Rock, Gem and Silver Club?
Clubs & Classes, February 2018
Wire wrap bracelets – very popular, very easy, very stylish!
Clubs & Classes, October 2017
How does a whale fit in with rocks, gems and silver?
You are right. This beautiful whale is not constructed of rocks, gems or silver. It is a shining example of the newest craft offered by the Sun Lakes Rock, Gem and Silver Club (SLRGS): working with gourds. Last year, Nancy Espy-Martin decided to teach gourds to beginners. Since then, the gourd classes have been enormously…
Clubs & Classes, May 2017
Our laid back summer schedule
Geri Hall As our seasonal visitors leave to return to their cool exotic northern locations, subtle changes take place in the shops. We at the Sun Lakes Rock, Gem and Silver Club (SLRGS) are still here and working! Instructors and monitors actually have the time to explore new ways to work with their medium. We…