Incredible projects by Jewelry 9/10 students – all cut out by hand with a jewellers’ saw.
Jewellers saw pendants
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live long and prosper
A perfect send-off post for summer vacation (and R.I.P., Leonard Nemoy).
Awesome work by Grade 9 student E.S. – she even added a brooch pin, so this can be worn in full Trekkie fashion.
Have a great summer, everyone! – Ms. T.
Steel tempered pendants
Students design their pendant/keychain, cut and shape 1/8″ steel by hand, temper it with an oxyacetylene torch, then engrave their chosen image onto the piece. Each piece is distinct, and they look great!
Pewter castings
Some excellent work done by Grade 9/10 students C.B., W.B., S.J., D.R., D.B., and J.S.. Each piece was designed by the student, carved out of Plaster of Paris, then cast with molten pewter.
Jewellers saw pendants
Nice work by G.B., S.J., and L.M-J. in Grade 9 and 10 Jewelry!
Junior Jewelry projects
Super Mario pendant hand-cut by M.S. in Grade 10, steel-tempered pendant colored and engraved by C.P. in Grade 9, and stained glass earrings made by C.H. in Grade 9.
Pewter Castings
Some excellent examples of pewter castings, done by Grade 9 & 10 students J.M-J., C.E., C.B., & C.H. Each student chooses a design, carves it into a block of plaster, then casts it with molten pewter.
Fantastic work, everyone!
Pewter castings, part 2
Another round of incredible castings by C.P. (pawprint), A.B. (snowflake), J.D. (biohazard symbol), and A.F. (skull). All castings are designed by the student, carved out of a plaster blank with various tools, cast out of pewter, then filed, sanded, and polished to perfection. Great work, everyone!
Pewter Castings, part 1
Impressive castings by K.M., K.L., C.E., and L.M.! All castings are designed by the student, carved out of a plaster blank with various tools, cast out of pewter, then filed, sanded, and polished to perfection.
Excellent hand-cut pendants
Some amazing work by A.C., C.B., C.H., and A.B. in Jewelry 9/10. Each student chooses their own design and metal, then cuts it out by hand with a jeweller’s saw (definitely a key skill in jewelry-making!). These folks nailed it: great job!
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