Marilyn Jobe
736 Fall Lane
Blairsville, GA 30512

706-745-6976

Marilyn has been making lampwork beads since approximately 1992 and has been teaching at William Holland School since 1996. Being interested (primarily) in color, has led to an interest in Glass Fusing, Enameling and, most recently, in Polymer Clay. Marilyn's focus is jewelry and she exhibits at various shows, mainly in the Southeast, and teaches frequently throughout the same area.

CLASS DESCRIPTION

Day 1            Fabric and Paper

Day 2            Polymer Clay

Day 3 & 4     Painted Paper and Twisted Wire Beads

LAB FEE: $25.00, which includes 3 blocks of clay, some beads and findings.

Students should bring a small piece of fabric and some heavy magazine paper. Bring your own materials, but no more than will fit in a 4 gallon milk crate.

Maximum No of Students: 6

Pre-requisite: None