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November 17, 2017

Patty Lakinsmith Lecture | Nov 17

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So You Learned to Melt Glass – Now What?
10 Ways to Grow as a Flameworker
November 17th, 2017
Friday | 6-7:30 PM
Free for SGS Members
$10 donation for general public

Join us in welcoming Patty Lakinsmith for a discussion of her work and a brief history of how Patty began her love affair with glass. Patty will also present 10 tips to grow you business.
Light refreshments will be provided.


ABOUT PATTY LAKINSMITH
Patty-Lankinsmith-Bio
Patty Lakinsmith has been making glass beads in her cheerful Northern California studio since 2003, and is known for her eclectic, whimsical pieces inspired by nature. In addition to her mastery of many different flameworking techniques, she is also an avid jewelry designer and fabricator. Her metal work and electroforming skills provide her with many skills to use in her pieces. In her quest for the perfect earrings, she has developed techniques for making glass headpins that ensure perfectly matched pairs and delightful, floral-esque designs that form the basis of great jewelry.
MORE ARTIST INFORMATION
www.pattylakinsmith.blogspot.com

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