SJ JEWELRY SUPPLY IS RETURNING TO THE DESERT 2027! Order your supplies ahead of time and have them delivered when you arrive. CONTACT sjjewelrysupply.com Mario: (602) 615-1316
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STUDENT SUPPLY LIST rubber or conditioned leather mallet to form coarse 6″ file for dust jewelers saw 2/0 or 3/0 blades for cutting ring blank containers for dust collection spatula scoop to apply dust small artist paintbrush oil can style flux dispenser newish (flat)charcoal block or fresh solderite block to fuse on pickle Argentium Ez solder, or regular silver solder … Read More
DAILY SCHEDULE OF EVENTS We have created a fun-filled schedule of events for you, our favorite Epic Adventurers! ——————– Monday, November 16 through Wednesday, November 18 *Note – if you are a registered guest of Drury Inn, Breakfast and Afternoon KickBacks are included with the price of your room. If you are not registered, and would like to purchase them, … Read More
FLYING If you’re flying into Tucson, you can pick up an Uber or Lyft at the airport, and they will get you safely to the Westin La Paloma in no time. It’s as simple as downloading an app, and you’ll be set up to request a ride in minutes. We use them all the time, and they are safe, less … Read More
We always suggest you bring a portable light with you – whether you’re heading to a jewelry studio or hotel classroom. You can never have too much light on your work! Here are some suggestions Ott lights are always a good choice Joann’s has a coupon you can use Amazon has a variety of options
Many of our students have asked us to help streamline the process of gathering supplies for class, and we have come up with a way we think will work for you. If there are any tools, supplies, etc. you need to purchase, we have an idea and hopefully a solution to gathering them that will work for you. Mario and … Read More
I’m coming to Danny’s EPIC ADVENTURES – 2020 and need a supply list that includes to what to bring. Thanks for your help. I’m really excited! Hi – so good to hear from you! Class supplies lists are located on the website – part of each class description. Scroll down the page to find the supplies lists. Still can’t find … Read More
Hi EPIC ADVENTURES students! We are getting really excited about our upcoming retreat next month! Erin and Barb are working diligently to put the finishing touches on everything. We’re going to begin emailing you with updates and information that we hope will be beneficial to you. Our experience is that students become a bit anxious about what to expect when they … Read More
If you are looking for April’s recommendations for jewelry suppliers, you can click on this link. Suppliers
click on the link to learn more about Argentium silver Guide-To-Argentium-Silver
Click on April’s link to read more about files and filing metal to create dust Starry night About Files new
Click on the link below to see what April has available for purchase. Optional Supplies to purchase
Click on the link to review what tools, equipment and materials April requires you to have in your studio to complete this project. Student Supply List
April will provide you with the necessary materials to complete your project. You can remit Kit Fee payment through Vivi Magoo, and we will forward payment to her. Click on the link below for more information. Kit and fees
Hi Metals Week students! If you need to purchase anything for class (including metals, tools, expendables, etc.), we have a local supplier, SJ Jewelry Supply, who you can order through and have it all ready-and-waiting upon your arrival. The information to contact them is included in this email, and they will take good care of you. Mario and I will … Read More
DAILY SCHEDULE OF EVENTS We have created a fun-filled schedule of events for you, our favorite Metals Week students! ——————– Tuesday, September 15, 2020 *Note – if you are a registered guest of Drury Inn, Breakfast and Afternoon KickBacks are included with the price of your room. If you are not registered, and would like to purchase them, check with … Read More
Greetings from Vivi Magoo! It’s been a long time since we’ve been together or spoken with each other, and we want to reach out to let you know what’s going on in our world and find out what you’ve been up to. We can’t believe we’re already halfway through August, and we wonder where the time has gone. In spite … Read More
FLYING If you’re flying into the Valley of the Sun, you can pick up an Uber or Lyft at the airport, and they will get you safely to the Drury Inn and Suites Phoenix-Chandler in no time. It’s as simple as downloading an app, and you’ll be set up to request a ride in minutes. We use them all the … Read More
Our venue is beautiful but not always light enough to see the fine details of our projects. Please remember to bring lighting and an extension cord. Or, better yet, bring a battery-operated light. No cords to trip over! Here are some suggestions – We receive no compensation for our recommendations – We simply offer them as jumpstarts to your search. … Read More
Many of our students have asked us to help streamline the process of gathering supplies for class, and we have come up with a way we think will work for you. If there are any tools, supplies, etc. you need to purchase, we have an idea and hopefully a solution to gathering them that will work for you. Mario and … Read More
I’m coming to Metals Week and need a supply list that includes to what to bring. Thanks for your help. I’m really excited! Hi – so good to hear from you! Class supplies lists are located on the website – part of each class description. Click on the class for which you are registered, and scroll down to find the … Read More
Hi Metals Week students! We are getting really excited about our upcoming retreat next month! Erin and I are working diligently to put the finishing touches on everything. We’re going to begin emailing you with updates and information that we hope will be beneficial to you. Our experience is that students become a bit anxious about what to expect when they … Read More
Thank you so much! THE DESERT 2020 We hope you enjoyed yourself in Tucson – growing as an artist – deepening friendships with your art sisters and brothers – and learning a thing or two about yourself along the way. This was our largest and best retreat to date – four hundred students, twenty-two instructors, eleven classrooms and six days … Read More