Adornment Craft Center & Gallery, formerly known as M.I.M. studios presents...

Jewels and Gems

Adornment Craft Center & Gallery has made hosting a day of jewelry making with co-sponsor My Sister’s Circle a annual event. My Sister’s Circle is a is a comprehensive relationship-based program designed to mentor girls from disadvantaged Baltimore neighborhoods during their challenging transition to middle school, throughout high school, and into college. Click here for photo album.

We are always looking for beading supplies. If you would like to donate beads for the young ladies, please contact Adornment at 410.662.6623 or email to info@adornment.net.

2008

Jewels and Gems, the Saturday workshop, will be taught by Roslyn Carlos, a jeweler that exhibits at Adornment. 

The workshop will be held Saturday, June 28, 2008, from 10-12. This will be a day of jewelry instruction for 15 girls. Breakfast and lunch, as well as the supplies and tools needed for jewelry making will be provided. The girls will begiven supplies to take with them after the
class so they can make jewelry during the summer. We always have a GREAT time!

The PMC Guild met on July 13, 2008 and had a cuttle fish casting workshop. Click here to see photos.

2007

Jewels and Gems, the Saturday workshop, was taught by Mollie Myers,
a teacher here at the M.I.M. studio. 

The workshop was held Saturday, June 30, 2007, from 10-12.  This provided a day of jewelry instruction for 10 girls.   Lunch, as well as the supplies and tools needed for jewelry making were provided . The girls were given supplies to take with them after the the class so they can make jewelry during the summer. We always have a 
GREAT time!

2006

Jewels and Gems, the Saturday workshop, will by taught by Dotsie Mack of Beadazzled and Annie Simpson of Beadtopia. M.I.M. will use its classroom facility, which normally houses metals, jewelry making, and art workshops and classes. The workshop will be held Saturday July 1st from 10-4 and will provide a day of jewelry instruction for 20 girls, lunch, as well as the supplies and tools needed for jewelry making that they can take with them after the class.
   
Jo-Ann Aiken, owner of Adornment states, “This will expose the girls to a working studio and gallery and we hope that it will spark their creativity and will give them something to do over the summer.”
 
If you would like more information about Adornment Craft Center & Gallery or would like to make a donation to My Sister’s Circle please contact Heather Smith, from the contact information below.

 
 
 
www.mysisterscircle.org