In the Studio: Celestial Statement Jewelry with Shannon Stack-Lucas

by Shelby Smith

Last Wednesday evening, the Douglas Family Art Centre had the pleasure of hosting a celestial jewelry-making workshop with Shannon Stack-Lucas. Shannon led the eager group through the process of creating their pendant and earrings, and everyone came out with a beautiful creation that was uniquely their own.

Thank you, Shannon!

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Instructor, Shannon Stack-Lucas, shows off a pair of example earrings.
A participant in the workshop fills their seashell with jewelry findings.
A hand gestures to the containers of jewelry findings that participants will need to grab to create their jewelry.
Two ladies looking at one of their pieces of jewelry.
A photo of a seashell on a grey background. The shell is filled with silver jewelry findings.
Workshop instructor, Shannon Stack-Lucas, instructs the on their next steps.
A participant in the workshop drawing their jewelry design with pencil crayons.
A participant in the workshop drawing out shapes of patterned paper to cut-out to fill their jewelry setting.
Two ladies looking at a piece of fabric.
A silver pendant and two silver earrings filled with a blue-purple cosmic pattern. A blue pencil crayon for scale.

Did you know?

The name “Kenora” is a portmanteau of the names of local towns Keewatin, Norman, and Rat Portage— KE from Keewatin,  NO from Norman, and RA from Rat Portage.