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Arrowhead Wire Earrings
Instructor: Adriane Laws
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 10
In this exciting 4 hour workshop, wire whiz Adriane Laws will teach students a unique wire working
technique to create woven arrowhead style earrings (with a gemstone or bead dangle!) with nothing
but various hand tools, a butane torch and wire!!
Students will learn the following techniques:
Wire weaving technique-unique to this earring style.
Using a butane torch to ball up wire ends.
Hand tool and wire manipulation.
Using a butane torch to create French ear wires.
Oxidizing and hand polishing wire wrapped pieces.
Rounding wire ends properly.
How to plan for and add a gemstone or bead dangle using the ‘loop’ technique.
If you have little or no wire-weaving experience, you may want to start your first project with copper
wire-20 ga and 28 ga due to a lower cost. This earring style can be done in either Sterling or copper
at the gauges on the tool list.
Come to this fun wire working workshop and add another wire technique to your techniques “tool
box”.
Adriane is an enthusiastic instructor who is easy to learn from due to her charming teaching style.
Chainmaille 1
Instructor: Tori Rushing
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 10
In this workshop, instructor Tori Rushing will introduce students to the amazing world of Chainmaille.
Over the course of eight hours, students will acquire many of the basic skills needed for Chainmaille
assembly. We focus on learning which tools to use (including how to prepare and correctly use these
tools) to properly manipulate jump rings, then will move on to weaving two fundamental Chainmaille
patterns.
Students will produce two relatively easy bracelets from pre-made jump rings. The first project will
help students get comfortable handling tools and opening and closing jump rings without leaving
marks or gaps. The second project will introduce students to the wonderful opportunities of the
traditional European 4 in 1 flat-weave.
Join us for a fun-filled day, and begin your journey into the fascinating realm of Chainmaille jewelry!
Chainmaille 2
Instructor: Tori Rushing
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 10
In this second Chainmaille workshop, instructor Tori Rushing will show students how to make Chainmaille from
scratch!
During the eight hour day, students will learn how to make their own jump rings from 16 gauge Sterling round
wire. Emphasis will be on the proper way to make and cut the coils so the rings will be as uniform as possible.
Making your own rings is by far the most cost effective way to go! Once you master this skill, your metal
choices are practically endless.
Students will be coiling two specific sizes of jump rings in order to produce a Helm chain bracelet by the end of
the workshop. This weave is beautiful, as well as being sturdy, and has a decidedly Celtic feel to it.
We will be utilizing several Pepe Jump Ring Makers over the course of the day to wind the wire into coils, then
will use a jeweler’s saw frame to cut and prepare the rings for weaving. Once the basic pattern has been
established, we will also go over options for speed-weaving this chain.
Although there is not a prerequisite for this workshop, Chainmaille 1 would be highly beneficial, if it fits into
your schedule!
Join us for a fast-paced day, and continue (or begin) your journey into the fascinating realm of Chainmaille
jewelry!
Coiled Spiral Ring
Instructor: Adriane Laws
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 10
In this exciting 4 hour workshop, wire whiz Adriane Laws will teach students the techniques involved
with making a beautiful coiled-spiral ring with nothing but various hand tools and wire!!
Students will learn the following techniques:
The art of wire coiling.
Hand tool and wire manipulation.
Working with different wire sizes.
Wire ring forming with a ring mandrel.
How to secure the wire ends.
Filing the wires properly.
Oxidizing and hand polishing wire wrapped pieces.
If you have little or no experience in working with wire, then making your first ring in copper is
recommended as copper is lower cost and easy to learn with. The second ring (as time permits) could
be made in Sterling silver.
Come to this fun wire working workshop and add another wire technique to your techniques “tool
box”.
Adriane is an enthusiastic instructor who is easy to learn from due to her charming teaching style.
Copper Clay
Instructor: Darlene Armstrong
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 10
In this 8 hour workshop, Darlene will be teaching the ways to use Prometheus Copper clay. Darlene
has found that this copper clay is the most reliable clay on the market so far for predictable results.
This copper clay can be fired 4 different ways, including with a butane torch. With this new type of
clay it is not necessary to fire it in the stainless steel container with carbon, although you can if you
want to. This clay shines up beautifully in a tumbler and by hand.
Come and find out for yourself what you can do with this new type of COPPER CLAY!!
Dainty Coiled Wire Earrings
Instructor: Adriane Laws
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 10
In this exciting 4 hour workshop, wire whiz Adriane Laws will teach students the techniques involved in making
beautiful, dainty coiled earrings (with a gemstone or bead dangle!) using nothing but various hand tools, a
butane torch and wire!!
Students will learn the following techniques:
The art of wire coiling.
Hand tool and wire manipulation.
Using a butane torch to ball up wire ends.
Using a butane torch to create French ear wires.
Oxidizing and hand polishing wire wrapped pieces.
Rounding wire ends properly.
How to plan for and add a gemstone or bead dangle.
Come to this fun wire workshop and add another wire technique to your techniques “tool box”.
Adriane is an enthusiastic instructor who is easy to learn from due to her charming teaching style.
Dichroic Glass 1
Instructor: Darlene Armstrong
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 10
Darlene has over 27 years experience as a Metalsmith and 7 years previous to that as a Beader. She
has been making and experimenting with Dichroic Glass for over 12 years and has been featured in
Glass Artist Magazine.
In this eight hour workshop, Darlene will help students learn and practice the cutting of this
spectacular glass, along with exploring the different ways the glass can be arranged and stacked in
order to obtain several exciting styles.
A kiln will be used to fuse 4-5 styles of glass, time permitting. History and details about Dichroic glass
will be discussed and students will receive a comprehensive handout to facilitate success at home.
Students can expect to take home 8-12 finished glass pieces.
Enamel on Copper (etched, textured or plain)
Instructor: Darlene Armstrong
Prerequisite: Must be proficient in sawing out metal and drilling holes with a flexshaft
This 2 day workshop is especially designed to give the student the opportunity to explore enameling
on copper as a means to design and produce color filled, lower cost jewelry that is FUN to make and
easy to sell. This is an easy, inexpensive way to make unique colorful jewelry pieces and parts.
Three enameling techniques will be taught-wet packing, sgriffito and a simple cloisonné piece.
Students will also get to play with using glass beads of different kinds, stringers, metal foils, opal
lumps and more.
This workshop will give students the ability of making one-of-a-kind designs with a distinct and
desirable look. Students who have taken the etching on copper and brass workshop can bring their
pieces to enamel. The wet packing technique is wonderful for etched copper.
Students will cut out shapes, drill holes where appropriate and enamel these as well as enameling on
pre-cut/drilled shapes purchased or hand cut out.
Etching on Copper and Brass
Instructor: Darlene Armstrong
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 10
In this unique workshop, instructor Darlene Armstrong will present the specific steps to chemical
etching on copper and brass using 2 different methods:
1. Free hand drawing with a special non-toxic Elmer’s paint pen:
Using the fine tip paint pens offers a way to “doodle” and “Zen-doodle” creative designs directly on
the clean metal. This is fast and fun.
2. Using PNP paper allows students to use any printed material for etching. Darlene will show how to
“clean up” your design for optimal transfer using a salt based chemical called ‘Ferric Chloride’ and
how to successfully transfer your image onto your metal.
**Darlene will demonstrate how to carefully mix the powdered Ferric Chloride in class so students
will be safe and understand how to do this at home.
**Darlene prefers the powdered Ferric Chloride as it etches faster than pre-mixed.
**Darlene will also demo how to get your etching done faster. Instead of 2 hours there is a way to cut
that in half. Darlene will let you in on her secret that etches faster and deeper. Especially good for
brass roll printing plates which can be made in this class or etching all the way through.
The copper etched pieces can then be used to enamel on or incorporate into other designs. These
types of etchings are really good for developing fun jewelry components to use in cold
connections/riveting, especially after enameling.
This is a very enjoyable workshop and students will learn a variety of ways to enhance their jewelry
making skills using these methods.
****Students are asked to bring any design books they may have to class for inspiration and to share
with fellow students. Dover design books can be purchased on Amazon.com. and some other design
books can be found in local Michael’s Craft stores.
Etsy 101
Instructor: Monica Clark
Prerequisite: Excellent computer skills & a good working knowledge of your laptop
Class Limit: 6
ETSY is a perfect e-commerce outlet for the creative minded entrepreneur. This venue is an opportunity to share your
talents globally, make new friends, and be a part of positive economic growth all at the same time. ETSY is all things
Handmade and Vintage, an excellent international community of artisans, and a gathering for small business owners who
want to take their business to the next level.
This 3-day, e-commerce workshop is step-by-step instruction designed to inspire and educate artisans on DIY global
marketing using the ever popular venue “ETSY.” Students will learn what is needed to set up an ETSY shop, open a shop,
as well as maintain and drive business to their ETSY shop.
This informative workshop includes but is not limited to:
*How to judiciously open your shop
*How to create an appealing shop name (Important!)
*Creating exciting banners and why
*Creating a variety of banners for holidays and vacation times
*How to properly list an item
*Setting up shipping options
*Getting organized to save time
*How to set up and navigate PayPal in your shop
*PayPal instructions and fees
*Other payment options
*ETSY billing
*Community (events, team forums, etc.) what they can do to market your ETSY Shop
*How to use photo editing software to get your photos shop ready-ETSY style
*Understanding and using “Following” as a marketing tool
*ETSY Dos and Don’ts
*Understanding and joining a team and its benefits for marketing your ETSY Shop
*Importance of choosing “tags” wisely
*How to freshen your shop throughout the year and why this is an important tool
*Advertising options
*Understanding ‘Convos’
*Coupon codes
*How-to’s of excellent customer service via your ETSY Shop and its benefits
*Tips and tricks no one tells you-not even in ETSY books!
Jewelry Marketing 101
Instructor: Darlene Armstrong
Prerequisite: None
Lab Fee: $15.00 to instructor at time of class for 56+ handouts
In this information packed workshop, Darlene will share her 28+ years of experience with students on
the do’s and don’ts of Jewelry Marketing, giving you business strategies for positive results. This
class fast tracks you to the best marketing skills and avenues of sales, and most importantly shows
you the best practices to start your business and keep it debt free. Darlene has over 50 handouts on
topics including:
*Business Vision
*Timelines
*Inventory
*Wholesale
*Retail
*Consignment info & details
*Custom Work
* Easy Ways to Boost Your Creativity
*Invoices
*Terms
*Policies
*Artists Statements
*Artist Bios
*Logo Stamps
*Photography Tips
*Quality Metal Stamping
*Sales Tax & License
*Pricing made easy
*Materials Records
*Numbering Systems
*Visual Records of Inventory
*Display & Packaging Options
*How to Approach a Gallery
*Writing up Orders
*Inspiration
*Exchange & Repair Policies
*Jewelry Rep’s
*Websites
*Show set up costs
*Show Expectations
*Recommended Publications
*Marketing Resources
Come and learn all there is to know about Jewelry Marketing!
Jewelry Photography
Instructor: Dave Burchett
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 10
Dave has been dubbed the MacGyver of photography by his students: His class is both informative
and a lot of fun. The workshop will include an overview of photography techniques that will give you
the skills required to produce great photographs of your work. We will cover a variety of photography
table top setups. From simple, do it yourself systems up to the state of the art computer driven
setups. All you need to bring are your digital cameras, two of your jewelry items, and one small, fit in
your hand object.
The class will cover photography for marketing, internet sales, inventory records, juried presentations,
and framed art presentations. We will cover lighting and background setup. There will also be a
general discussion on computer photo processing. We will be making our own set of table top
photography tools. Each student may take home their own simple setup to keep. There will be 5 work
stations set up for students to use, each a different style.
Metalsmithing I
Instructor: Darlene Armstrong and/or Tori Rushing
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 10
*This comprehensive metalsmithing class has been carefully designed to introduce the fundamentals
of jewelry design and execution. Studio habits, classroom safety, and design elements will be
covered in detail. This Metals I class is the beginning of learning specific metalsmithing skills.
Subsequent metals classes have been designed to build on each other, step by step, reinforcing what
has already been learned as well as introducing new techniques. (See below for more details of
Metals II, & III).
*Students will learn well over 20 techniques by building a pendant and a pair of earrings:
Students will learn how to solder, saw, pierce, hammer, file, sand, buff, anneal metal, roll print,
hammer texture, patina, set stones, make templates, stamp, dome, ball up wire, make a bail and a
post for the pearl (on the earring) to be attached to, as well as different finishing techniques. Students
will receive an in-depth soldering lecture which covers many aspects of soldering, tools, chemicals
and STUDIO SAFETY.
*Two primary projects, a pendant and a pair of earrings, will be offered, and students should finish
both projects during class. In addition, students will have the opportunity to make one ‘dog tag’ or one
key chain charm out of copper. Students will receive a folder of jewelry making info and detailed
handouts for both primary projects, with room to add notes and “how tos”. Students are encouraged
to bring a camera (or cell phone) in order to photograph various set ups and directions as the
instructor directs. Upon successful completion of this class, students will be awarded a Certificate of
Completion for 30 hours class time & will be given a free 4 hour Open Studio card.
DSMA provides tool kits for our Metalsmithing I class! There are additional supplies and tools you will
need to buy that go along with this kit. This saves you about $75 off buying the entire list.
Pearl or Stone Knotting
Instructor: Pat Lucero
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 10
Class Time: 9:00-1:00
In this student requested 4 hour workshop, instructor Pat Lucero will teach students the wonders of
knotting either pearls or stones (or both together!) to create a different and very classy style of
necklace. The possibilities are literally endless! Anything with a hole in it can be knotted for a unique
look.
If you own any pearls that maybe need to be restrung, bring them and you can do them in this
workshop.
This type of necklace is easy to make and in this workshop Pat will also show students how to
connect the ends using clam shell findings and either a pearl clasp or toggle. This can be a one of a
kind way to display a metalsmithed cabochon pendant, as well.
The tool list for this workshop is minimal and affordable.
Come and enjoy learning a new skill in an encouraging and creative environment and take your
jewelry making skills to the next level.
PMC Beginning
Instructor: Darlene Armstrong
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 10
Students will learn the history and uses of the different types of PMC on the market at present, as
well as the different ways these products are used and fired.
Students will learn and practice making a contemporary bezel setting to set a cubic zirconium into, as
well as a patterned pendant body and bail. Students will go home with a great looking pendant.
All of the techniques taught in this workshop show how to make a PMC piece that looks very similar
visually to those one would see in a piece of jewelry that has been traditionally metalsmithed.
This class is the building block for student advancement into PMC Rings, PMC Beads, and PMC
Advanced workshops.
Various finishing techniques and patina options will be discussed. If the student has time she/he will
be able to practice these techniques.
Salt Water Etching
Instructor: Carolyn Plummer
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 10
For those who have avoided etching metal out of safety and environmental concerns, acid-free,
electrically charged saltwater etching is the answer.
In this one-day workshop, participants will learn to:
1. Select or create an appropriate design
2. Prepare metal for etching
3. Apply design to PNP paper
4. Set up tools and supplies
5. Etch metal
6. Clean up metal and PNP removal
Uses of etched metal will be discussed including incorporating etched pieces into jewelry, making
rubber stamps and roll printing. As time allows, patinas and enameling of etched pieces will be
explained. Examples of various uses of etched metal will be available for examination.
Smart Phone Photography
Instructor: Dave Burchett
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 12
In this cutting edge workshop, Dave Burchett will unlock all of the wonderful and exciting aspects of
photography made easy and fun using your smart phone. Taking beautiful photos that will look
amazing on the web or in publications has never been easier!
Take the photo (using the NEW Nimbus Dome) with your smart phone and find out how SUPER easy
it is to not only take a great photo, edit it easily (if needed) using FREE apps and get it up on the web,
emailed or sent wherever it needs to land- instantly. Dave will demonstrate how fast and easy modern
technology has made it to get photos done and up on the web in minutes!
Come and find out how professional jewelry photos are literally right at your fingertips!
Students are asked to bring their charged up smart phone, phone charger and jewelry or other small
objects to practice on in class.
Stone Carving with the Flexshaft
Instructor: Travis Ogden
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 8
In this class, Travis Ogden will be teaching different ways to carve stone with diamond bits and a
flexshaft. This workshop will explore, in detail, the techniques involved in the carving of rough rock or
already made cabochons.
Students will be able to practice these procedures and find out how fun and easy it is to create unique
stones to use in jewelry designs. These types of unique carvings make an artist’s jewelry stand out.
This is the beauty of creating your own style of stone carving. Students will enjoy a day full of new
techniques and excitement in discovering the beauty of rock carving with a flexshaft at the bench with
Travis Ogden!
Torch Fired Enamel
Instructor: Carolyn Plummer
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 6
In this much asked for workshop, instructor Carolyn Plummer will show students the exciting, creative
and inexpensive way to create colorful jewelry components without the need for an expensive kiln or
the use of expensive metals.
Although there are no formal prerequisites for this workshop, you MUST BE PROFICIENT
WITH A JEWELER’S SAW FRAME if you will be cutting your own shapes. You may also use the
bench shear, or purchase pre-cut shapes, if you would like.
Samples of jewelry projects that either incorporate or are entirely based upon the use of torch fired
enamel components will be on display during class and will be briefly explained in order to whet the
students’ appetite! Students will be encouraged to share ideas for original creations during class.
Students will learn and practice preparing materials and observing safety measures, how to properly
clean metal for successfully getting enamels to stick, enamel sifting, lighting and adjusting Mapp gas
for appropriate flame, heating the metal properly to get enamel fused on, proper cooling methods to
prevent chipping or cracking enamel, and heat riveting.
Students will have the opportunity to make many components during this workshop and Carolyn will
demonstrate how to make a ring as well!!
Viking Weave (Viking Knit)
Instructor: JonAnn Shackford
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 10
Viking weave is a centuries old technique of weaving and drawing wire. It is an ideal way to create a
big, bold look, with less weight and metal cost.
JonAnn Shackford has been creating Viking weave designs for over 20 years, and will be teaching a
unique “flat clock” technique that she has created over years of experimentation that produces even
smooth weaving with proper ergonomics to avoid hand fatigue. There will be in depth discussion of
the nature of working with wire and keeping it tangle free, troubleshooting dropped stitches, kinks,
and uneven weaving issues. Weaving with craft wire and why it is not recommended will also be
discussed.
Students will learn how to create the weave using “old school” hex wrenches and using the double
weave Viking pattern. Other products on the market for creating Viking weave such as the Lazee
Daizee will be demonstrated and discussed. Since everyone will weave slightly different, students will
be shown how to document their weaving patterns to have a reference for future projects and
materials purchase. Different methods to cap the ends of the weave using hand fabricated end caps,
precious metal clay cap fabrication, wire caps, and store purchased caps will be discussed, and
students will be shown how to create an end cap with wire when no prefabricated option is available,
and will also be shown how to metalsmith a basic hook. Those who wish to take Darlene Armstrong’s
Handmade End Caps class will be shown how to get the right size silver tubing for their woven chain.
Depending on weaving speed, students should be able to complete at least one woven bracelet
length and possibly start another. Students may wish to purchase extra silver to continue their
weaving to necklace length at home.
Wax Carving
Instructor: Travis Ogden
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 10
In this wonderful workshop, instructor Travis Ogden will guide students through the processes of
creating custom wax carvings. Travis has been wax carving for over 25+ years and spent years as a
goldsmith selling the finished cast pieces he created from his waxes.
This workshop is designed to help students learn the art of carving in a removal of wax method.
There are other methods of wax carving, but this is the most common style. With this workshop under
their belt, students will be well prepared to take the Casting class and get more out of that workshop.
If students are not taking the casting class, they can create waxes and have them cast at a local
casting house. Travis has information for students on local casting businesses available to do the
casting part.
Covered in this workshop will be uses of different types of waxes available, wax tools and equipment,
as well as carving techniques, and how to professionally finish the wax pieces for excellent casting
results.
Students will have the option to make either a ring or a pendant. These two articles are the basic
forms for carving anything and everything you may wish to create from wax in the future.
*For the ring: students will start with a tube of wax to carve, size, shape, add design elements and
professional finishing techniques.
*For the pendant: students can design their own pendant, fabricate it in the wax, and apply
professional finishing techniques.
Students will leave the workshop with a clear understanding and practice of the creative opportunities
Wax Carving can provide every jewelry artist.
Wire Crochet Necklace
Instructor: Pat Lucero
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 10
Class Time: 1:30-5:30
In this student requested 4 hour workshop, instructor Pat Lucero will teach students the wonders and
elegance of a gorgeous crocheted necklace.
This style of jewelry is both delicate, beautiful and versatile. Any smaller stones, beads or glass may
be incorporated into each necklace in any order desired. Wire crochet requires patience to learn and
a very talented instructor.
Pat Lucero has been teaching this technique for quite some time and is adept in transferring this
information in an easy to understand manner.
Students also will finish the ends with jump rings and a toggle, and should expect to finish a complete
necklace during this workshop.
Wire crochet can be done in a wide variety of patterns and this particular crochet pattern can easily
be used for bracelets as well.
Wire Wrapping 1
Instructor: Tai Salisbury
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 10
Come learn how to fashion a custom bezel for your cabochon out of only wire! Using square and half
round wire, you will create a “cage” to securely contain and show off your beautiful stones. We will
discuss design concepts to enhance the stones, and ways to adapt designs to un-calibrated or
asymmetrical stones. No experience necessary!
The first project will be a 30x40mm calibrated oval cabochon, and most participants will be able to
finish a second project of their choice.
Woven Metal Workshop
Instructor: Darlene Armstrong
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 10
In this fascinating class, students will have the opportunity to learn how to weave a circular metal
chain that can vary in thicknesses, that requires no soldering and yet is incredibly sturdy, beautiful
and very sellable. Once the technique is mastered, one can work on this style of chain anywhere one
might need to wait (such as a doctor's office or hair appointment) and can be also done in the evening
in front of the TV. This chain can be made in any metal you choose.
Also taught will be how to easily make twisted and double twisted wire (which can be used to make
lovely cable chains) and how to weave metal bezel strips to create textured pieces to be used in
future jewelry making designs.
Students from this class may also benefit from taking the Simple Findings workshop. In the Simple
Findings class, students learn how to make a custom finding for this chain (or leather) and rivet the
chain into the finding, among many other types of closures and processes.
Woven Wave Earrings
Instructor: Adriane Laws
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 10
In this exciting 4 hour workshop, wire whiz Adriane Laws will teach students the techniques involved with
making a pair of exotic looking wave style earrings with a gemstone or bead dangle (from a template and tool
formed pieces) with nothing but various hand tools, a butane torch and wire!!
Students will learn the following techniques:
*A unique wire-weaving technique
*Hand tool and wire manipulation.
*Using a butane torch to ball up wire ends.
*Oxidizing and hand polishing wire wrapped pieces.
*Rounding wire ends properly.
*How to plan for and add a gemstone or bead dangle using the ‘loop’ technique.
*Creating using a template.
Come to this fun wire working workshop and add another wire technique to your techniques “tool box”.
Adriane is an enthusiastic instructor who is easy to learn from due to her charming teaching style.
Zig Zag Pendant
Instructor: Adriane Laws
Prerequisite: None
Class Limit: 10
In this exciting 4 hour workshop, wire whiz Adriane Laws will teach students the techniques involved with
making a beautiful custom wire ‘Zig Zag’ pattern pendant. Students will learn how to weave and attach a wire
design bail using only 2 pieces of wire. This is a very versatile weaving technique that is easily adapted to all
sorts of stones or beads of different shapes and sizes.
Students will learn the following techniques:
A simple, versatile technique for creating a wire-wrapped pendant with an attached woven bail out of 2
pieces of wire.
Hand tool and wire manipulation of different gauges of wire.
For the sake of time and expense, this workshop will have students practicing this technique on a glass domed
cabochon that is approximately 3/4 inch in size. Adriane will provide a kit containing the glass cabochon,
sewing needle and mandrels needed for class. Students will purchase this kit for $5.00, payable to Adriane at
the beginning of the class.
Come to this fun wire working workshop and add another wire technique to your techniques “tool box”.
Adriane is an enthusiastic instructor who is easy to learn from due to her charming teaching style.
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