Arts

Fold Forming: Smash & Bash Metalsmithing Workshop (Ages 15+)

Ages 15+$110

Experience fold forming, a simple yet effective metalsmithing technique where you can smash & bash your cares away. Artist Carrie Carbol will give you the know-how of how to create an origami-esque form using hammers, anvils, bench blocks, and metal. Afterwards try the technique for yourself as you create your very own leaf or wing shaped pendants or earrings. Fold, hammer, anneal, and buff as you have a blast during this two session metalsmithing workshop. Learn this fun technique to have a taste of what metalsmithing is all about or enhance your existing metalworking skills by learning a new method. All supplies are included, tools and equipment are available for communal use. EXPERIENCE This course is great for beginners and those with previous experience. EXPERIENCE NOTE & DISCLAIMER Metalsmithing programs require the registered individual to have fine motor skills/dexterity and some physicality such as being able to saw metal, use hand tools, and soldering with open flame. Please contact us in advance if you or the registered individual are unable to do these tasks on their own and we will strive to find a solution as the instructor is unable to work one on one to do sawing, detail work, soldering tasks for individuals, but instead supports the entire class. Safety Notes Please bring a mask (N95 or dust mask) and ear protection. You may wish to bring an cotton apron or wear art making clothes. Additionally if you have your own eye protection if you already have a pair of safety glasses or goggles, if not eye protection will be assigned each class and will be disinfected before and after usage. SAFETY INFORMATION Please note that you will be working with metal, an acetylene torch, and a variety of tools.

Venue

Central Lions Recreation Centre

11113 113 Street NW

PRINCE RUPERT

Sessions

DatesTime
Dec 4, 2026 – Dec 11, 20266:30 PM – 9:30 PM

Registration timing

2026 Arts Fall Programs

Opens Jul 22, 2026, 12:00 AM MT

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