Blacksmith Week 2018
When: August 16th – 19th 2018
Where: CCAC Blacksmith Shop
Register at the door.
- Individual One Day – $45.00
- Individual Entire Event – $90.00
- Student (valid ID req.) One Day – $30.00
- Student (valid ID req.) Entire Event – $60.00
- Family One Day – $60.00
- Family Entire Event – $120.00
Demonstrator Schedule:
9/16 Thursday – All day – Arrival and open forge for group sculpture project.
Dusk – opening firepit ceremony.
8/17 Friday – 9-noon – Heather Mclarty demo
12-2 – lunch break
2-5 – Gary Eagle demo
Evening – open forge and fire pit
8/18 Saturday – 9-noon – Heather Mclarty demo
12-2 – lunch break
2-5 – Gary Eagle demo
6pm – potluck style community dinner (bring something to share)
Evening – open forge and fire
8/19 Sunday – 9-noon – Leslie Tharp demo
Parking is available for rvs and trailers. Must check in with registration tent BEFORE setting up. Camping is readily available both in and off site. Recommendations available at the registration tent. All camping is free. No solid fuel fires or bbqing allowed… propane is fine. Check our Housing Page for other local options.
Collaborative Sculpture with Roberto Giordani
Level 2-3 Class – 5 Students Minimum : 6 Maximum
Dates: July 19-20-21
Times: 9am – 5pm with lunch break
Class description: Roberto Giordani is a world class blacksmith hailing from Italy. He is traveling and teaching in the US this summer and is offering a three day workshop at Cascadia Center for Arts and Crafts this July. The workshop is a collaborative sculptural piece – each student forges an element and then all the elements are connected through traditional (and intriguing!) joinery methods. See Roberto’s sketch below. This is a rare opportunity to forge and learn with a master smith in a small group setting – and a stunning setting at that! Come enjoy the cool mountain temps on the flanks of beautiful Mount Hood and learn something new about moving hot steel. Space is limited so register today! Students should bring their own safety glasses, hearing protection and gloves.
Cost – $475.00
Timber Framers Guild Demo
The Cascadia Center for Arts and Crafts was pleased to host a Wood-Mizer demonstration at the Summit Campus, put on by the Timber Framers Guild. Timber Framers from around the country are meeting at Timberline Lodge for their Western Conference this year. The Troutdale Wood-Mizer dealership was kind enough to provide an LT-40 portable saw mill to demonstrate how to make beams, slabs and boards from raw logs. Expert Wood-Mizer sawyer Kaj Enderlein of Heartworks Construction was on hand, and made short work out of about 10 logs. He created wood for a series of picnic benches.
Some of the PNW’s top Blacksmiths were on hand, including Darryl Nelson, Hunter Dahlberg, and Kellen Bateham to custom forge 5″ long iron nails for the picnic bench assembly. Darryl also demonstrated how he makes his decorative Ram’s Head.
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- Wood Mizer in action
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- Smooth first cut
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- Lots of lumber in about 2 hours
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- Beautiful 6″ X 6″ Beams
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- Darryl crafting a Ram’s Head
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- Can’t find these at the hardware store!
Blacksmithing Classes Now Enrolling
The Summit Arts Center now has new blacksmithing classes open for registration ! Classes include:
- Forging Animal Heads with Darryl Nelson
- Fundamentals of Blacksmithing – Tooling with Mark Aspery
- Fundamentals of Blacksmithing – Joinery with Mark Aspery and save the dates August 16-19 for Blacksmith Week 2018 !
Spring Glass Classes Now Enrolling
We have an exciting line up of new glass classes this Spring ! Visit the Glass page to read detailed class descriptions and buy tickets to these classes.
- Beginning Torch Worked Glass Beads – April 17 & 18th, 2018
- Intermediate Glass Beads/Decoration – May 1 & 2, 2018
- Beginning Fused Glass – May 9 & 10, 2018
- Introductory Torch Worked Glass Beads – May 15, 2018
- Torch Fired Glass Elements For Fusing – May 17 & 18, 2018
Corina Tettinger 3 Day Retreat Coming in July
The Summit Arts Center, is once again pleased to host Corina Tettinger for a 3 day retreat on July 20-22nd – 2018.
The class will be “Desigually – Detail and Design, endless possibilities”
Corina Tettinger is an internationally acclaimed flameworker. Corina literally ‘wrote the book’ on flameworking glass beads “Passing The Flame”. She devotes her time to teaching nationally, internationally, and making a yearly stop or more at the Summit Arts Center to enjoy the mountain vibe.
These classes will be held at the Raven Studio.
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