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Black is back! See what top designers are doing with black in their jewelry and discover how to get a perfect black patina on your sterling silver. For more drama, suspend your next stones for hanging earrings using a saddle setting, which leaves most of the gem visible for maximum impact. Or, create a classic three-stone, Navajo-style silver cuff with turquoise cabochons for a different kind of jewelry with real visual impact.
Working with pewter as an inexpensive alternative to silver sometimes? Now you can cast it, too: see how as you make pewter and silver pin. Plus, if you're into casting, you won't want to miss the 36 tips, tools, and techniques we've pulled together on carving wax models for casting.
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Find out what else some basic jewelry making tools can do besides the basics and what tools and equipment jewelry experts prefer to use for soldering.
Discover the traditional Korean technique of keum boo, in which you apply very small pieces of gold foil to silver or another metal to give the whole a rich look at an economical price - plus learn to roll your own gold foil! Then make ever so tactile keum boo earrings, and a touch of keum boo to a pendant that features the glimmering blue gemstone called kyanite and a deeply colored freshwater pearl - and learn all about kyanite and see what other contemporary designers are doing with today's pearls.
Create a dimensional wavy bangle bracelet using anticlastic raising techniques with basic jewelry making tools and apply a colorful patina inside the curl of the wave. Promote yourself in your local market by selling at trunk shows and loaning out pieces to high-profile figures who will wear your work to their work. Plus tips on buying and cutting Guatemalan jadeite, answers to your questions, a design challenge, new products, and the annual index to past projects, feature articles, and columns.
Check out responses to our first 5 Tool Challenge for metalsmiths, then stretch your skills by trying the next one yourself. If you love unusual stones, read up on exotic maw-sit-sit, a beautiful bright green and black gemstone. For something less rare, take a trip to a fluorite mine, see how fluorite is cut into cabochons, and explore its use in beads. Learn advanced metal stamping techniques and see how to make simple, inexpensive equipment for lost wax casting. Create a statement ring and delicate floral earrings in silver. See the latest in artisan jewelry using the patterned metal known as mokumé gané. Find out what your customers are looking for and do it easily and at low cost, then be prepared at your next craft show with the seven secrets to better show sales. Plus news, products, tips, and more!
Create a setting for a delicately patterned dendritic opal cabochon or your favorite cabochon gem and put that set stone into a pendant or a cuff. See what makes Australia's Lightning Ridge justifiably famous as the source of the some of the world's most spectacular precious opals, and accent a gem intarsia pendant with a beautiful Lightning Ridge cab. Create colorful silver earrings using torch fired enamels and fold forming techniques to give your earrings strength without weight. Discover Washington State's great quartz crystals and jewelry points, new metalsmithing hand tools, jewelry making tips, and the world of easy-access high tech equipment. Make a cardboard model for a necklace and cast it in pewter. Learn how easily you can create a short video clip that is perfect for helping you sell your jewelry online. See how jewelry debuted at World's Fairs helped redefine modern design and how stamping and engraving jewelry with personalized touches is one of today's most popular trends.
Update a classic Southwest style silver and turquoise cuff with modernist overlay, learn the secret to easily placing the flat bezel back on the curved surface of the cuff, and see how to cut a turquoise cabochon. Visit Michigan's famous copper country and fashion a bead pendant out of natural copper in basalt cleverly lined with silver grommets. Create perfect tube or wire rivets. Discover how the revolutionary process of 3D printing is used now for jewelry model making and even directly printed alternative materials jewelry - plus see what's on the horizon for precious metal jewelry as well. Find out the latest in Italian design from the runways of the Vicenza jewelry trade fair. Plus studio and business planning tips for your jewelry making and more!
Don't miss out on the colorful world of enamel! Learn to work with enamels on metal sheet and add a touch of texture with raku firing, or add enamel to a silver and copper metal clay pendant. Looking for a really unusual gemstone? Find out how to prep and bezel set fossil ammonites as cabochons for a timeless pair of spiral earrings, or create a partial prong setting for a piece of freeform petrified wood. Learn what gives charoite its characteristic swirls of purple and its enchanting chatoyance, then set a free-form cab along with a round cab, faceted gem, and sparkling drusy in a luscious silver pendant with gold accents for a touch of richness without breaking the bank. Discover the newest agate source and the banded and blue material it produces, and see an expert demo of cutting a cabochon from some of the banded agate. Stay ahead of the fashion curve and find out why cuffs are hot. Then, with the right inventory, take advantage of free information Google offers that can help you hone and boost your online jewelry sales.
Give your jewelry an out-of-this-world edge with meteorites! Learn about the basic types, which are best for jewelry use, and what to watch out for when using them, plus find inspiring work that uses meteorites as gems or as metal sheet. Take the new 5 Tool Challenge. Learn the delicate art of filigree while making a pendant with a special filigree setting for an opal cabochon, and see how fusing Argentium Sterling Silver wire can be a convenient alternative for soldering silver wire. Find out where the men's jewelry market is growing. Carve a wax model for a cast silver ring with an interesting pattern, and discover simple burnout tips for lost wax casting. Facet the 2nd place winner of the Lapidary Journal Jewelry Artist 65th Anniversary Faceting Design competition, and see more outstanding designs by gem and jewelry artists of the last 65 years. Plus: pros and cons of inventory software on the market, and the handy Index to Volume 66.
It's the combined Special Gem Issue and Annual Buyers' Directory – new for 2013, suppliers listed in the directory who are Tucson show vendors are identified as such for your convenience. See the winner of the Lapidary Journal Jewelry Artist 65th Anniversary Faceting Contest and find instructions to cut the design yourself. Learn the ins and outs of great stone setting tools, then learn to gypsy set stones in a silver ring or create a custom setting with wire and prongs for a one-of-a-kind gem pendant with tube-set diamonds. See the amazing large-scale gem carvings of gem photographer Harold Van Pelt and jewelry size carvings of Naomi Sarna and Larry woods. Discover Margaret De Patta's far-forward-looking jewelry from the past, and see how contemporary couture jewelers are incorporating this spring's fashion colors. Plus, find some easy ways to promote your jewelry online using Instagrams.
Just in time for the holidays, the December issue includes favorite tools our senior editor would love as gifts, plus super tips for boosting your holiday sales. You'll also find easy instructions for aging and riveting vintage metal buttons into a fun necklace, with directions for making your own vintage-looking chain, too. Other no-solder projects include a lovely sterling silver sunflower setting for the cabochon of your choice and a fold formed copper cuff. More challenging how-to includes a delicate-looking silver cuff that is as well engineered as it is sleek and elegant, with a bezel set, naturally colored, faceted citrine gem, and a primer on creating your own bails to give your jewelry that fully artisan look. Plus get the lowdown on citrine and discover a new agate from China.
Loaded with editors' favorites, the special Tool Issue focuses on an outstanding disc cutter, riveting tool, lathe, dust collector, chasing hammers and pitch, forming mallet and stake, faceting machine, hydraulic press forms, height gauge, and the value of the iPad in the jewelry and lapidary workshops. You'll find classic and unusual vises, clamps, and other holding devices for both metal and stone, best finishing films for metal polishing, and step-by-step instructions for making an exceptionally useful bench pin that is also a work of art in itself, a new faceting design, the facts about zircon, and a jewelry-making project using torch-fired enamels. See the winners of a tool-inspired jewelry design contest and learn how the pieces were made, and learn how to keep hackers out of your online jewelry sales efforts. Plus tips, news, and more for jewelry makers and gem cutters.
Boost your jewelry design expertise: it's the annual Design Issue! See outstanding jewelry designs from three artists inspired by textiles, the work of a witty enamelist, wonderfully carved gems, fantasy-themed jewelry, and some of the overall best gem and jewelry designs produced over the last 65 years - and learn essential methods for finding and refining your own artistic vision. Set a free-form chrysoprase gem in an elegantly simple, Asian-inspired pendant, or create an elaborate tigereye collar from gem rough to finishing leather fringes. Learn to make a decorative magnetic clasp that can also be the focal of your necklace using metal clay - and tips for adapting this project to sheet. Find out what's available in diamond lapidary tools. Discover some of the best apps on the market for jewelry makers and sellers, and find great tips and answers to common and uncommon questions.
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Number 194_______ Atlanta, Georgia November, 1909 Vocational and Cultural Education From the Address of President Ware at the Negro State Fair in Macon In Public Schools [sch]ools of America, from the [sc]hool to the university, are subjected to a critical ex-determine whether or not perly preparing men and their share of life's work blic education which will nldren of the state to take n the economic world, is nd. Prof. George Albert says: "It is now held that, besides siting its pupils for intelligent citizenship the school should be a constructive and vitalizing power in the whole struggle for human betterment: that this end can not be reached apart from the economic adjustment of the pupil after he leaves the school, and that the pupil should be led on from school-life to his occupation without a reversal of conditions or of ideals. Industrial and commercial training as a preparation for specific types of occupation must therefore be introduced in some form into our system of public education." This is what Dr. Coe calls the wider view of the function of the state in education. Already many of the best public school systems have been organized in accordance with this view, and there is constant progress in this direction. Without doubt this is a wholesome movement and should have every encouragement. It goes without saying, however, that the citizens of no state should be limited to such vocational training alone. This would mean a narrower view of the function of the state. The limitations of the older formal common school education are marked by the many who quit school as soon as the law allows, and find themselves unprepared for any gainful occupation. The strength of the older education is in those few who find their powers, and go on through high-school and college and professional school to lives of the largest usefulness. We must have the trade schools; but, along with them, we must have more and better common schools to prepare for further study. We must not confound the two and expect the boy who has studied the grammar-school courses alone to prove himself at once an expert workman; nor must we expect the students of a trade-school to enter into competition with those trained to be teachers. In Colleges But this is not alone a question of public education. In the colleges the matter is being discussed with great earnestness. How far should the college course be simply a course for culture; how far should it be a preparation for the work of the professional school to follow ? President Lowell of Harvard thinks that the college should develop the power for sustained mental labor which may afterwards be used in the special profession; "that the best type of liberal education in our complex modern world aims at producing men who know a little of everything and something well." President Had-ley of Yale says, "The ideal college education seems to me to be one where a student learns things that he is not going to use in after life, by methods that he is going to use. The former element gives the breadth, the latter element gives the training." And further President Hadley explains that there are among men several distinct types of mind easily discernible. The young man with the scientific type of mind should be encouraged to take such subjects as will develop skill in the scientific method and at the same time give him a breadth of interest. The literary and practical types of mind should be similarly encouraged. This shows the advantage of teaching him to study things that he is not going to use by methods that he is going to use. In the larger universities the whole question resolves itself into how the student may, by his own choice or by the grouping of studies for him, be encouraged to elect courses which shall at the same time give him genuine culture and prepare him to make a living in some useful occupation or profession. In Negro Schools and Colleges In the Negro colleges, all of which are small compared with Yale or Harvard, it is not possible to offer a large choice of electives. For those of the scientific type of mind we now offer at Atlanta University a college course in Mechanic Arts, with a view to preparing teachers in industrial schools or candidates for such positions as that of building contractor or mechanical engineer. But for the most part we must, because of our limited resources and equipment, lay down a course of classical education from which there is no great deviation. I can not here enter into a defense of the time-honored classical discipline which has proved in the past and now proves to be one of the best if not the best mill for the turning out of men. So great has been the ridicule heaped upon the Negro who takes the formal academic training that we are in danger of overlooking, in the heat of our defence, the vital importance of the education which is more immediately practical. It is not a question with us who are working in this field so much of harmonizing the vocational and cultural in one institution as it is the question of appreciating and co-operating with and helping the man who has on his shoulder the other end of the burden which we are trying to lift. We can not lift it unless we heave together. Education for All If a liberal education does nothing else it should give to those who possess it, whether teachers or pupils, a broad horizon and an appreciation of the value of every effort toward social betterment. In an address on Culture and the American College, President Hadley said: "Of the public importance of culture in this broad sense there can be no question at all. Without it the people will pursue small things instead of large ones—will be dazzled by immediate success or daunted by immediate difficulties, until they lose their way (Continued on page 2.)
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For statement of the work of Atlanta University see last page. The Day of Prayer As is our custom, the afternoon of the last Thursday in January was given over to special religious services. The union praise service, the separate class prayer meetings, the address by Rev. E. P. Johnson ('79) at the general service, the after-meeting in the prayer meeting room, and the prayer meeting at night, were all of deep interest, and helpful in our religious life. Quite a number took a stand for Christ for the first time. The Death of President Adkinson A noble man and successful educator has been taken away from his earthly work. In the death of Dr. Adkinson Gammon Theological Seminary has met with a great loss. Although he had been at the head of that institution for less than five years, he had shown great wisdom in his work, and left it in the most prosperous condition in its history. The same thing was true of his work just preceding that, the presidency of New Orleans University for fourteen years. Until within a few days of his death, which took place Jan. 19, he had continued in his work, even when it was necessary for him to be carried to his classes and to the chapel sevice. The funeral was on Sunday, Jan. 21. Our faculty was represented by Professors Adams and Webster. Our sincere sympathy goes with the bereaved family, and with the institution which has been deprived of its conscientious and able leader. By the death of Chancellor Walter B. Hill of the University of Georgia, the Southern states lose one of their ablest educational leaders. Called to the headship of that university from an active and successful legal practice in Macon, he at once became a marked man in educational work. He was a firm believer in universal education, and a noble Christian gentleman. His sympathies included all classes and conditions of men. "The only thing which the South cannot afford," he once said in a public address, "in its relation to the Negro race is injustice." Colored and white citizens alike grieve in the loss which his death brings to the cause of education. Our Library The recent opening of our new library building, erected through the munificent gift of Mr. Andrew Carnegie, leads us to give a sketch of the history of the Atlanta University library. The successive locations have been: first a small room in South Hall, 11x15 ft., the one now used as a reception room for visitors; then an overflow into the adjoining room, 15x23 ft., with which it was connected by folding doors; then a removal to Stone Hall in 1883, to a room 24x45 ft.; and now the new Carnegie Library building, into which books began to be moved Jan. 17, 1906, and which was opened for regular use Jan. 29. The first large gift seems to have been a donation of 300 volumes, in the school year 1870-71, by Rev. Giles Pease, Boston, Mass. The catalogue of 1872-73 is the first to make definite mention of a library, speaking of it as already having over 1,000 volumes. In 1873 Mr. R. R. Graves of Morrisania, N. J., gave $5,000 as a permanent library endowment fund, and $1,000 for immediate use. The catalogue of 1873-74 said that the library contained between two and three thousand volumes, and termed it "Graves Library." Enough of the income from the $5,000 has been saved to increase the principal of the fund to $6,000. Representative figures showing the number of volumes in our library are: in 1877, 4,000; in 1883, 6,000; in 1893, 8,000; in 1899, 10,500; in 1905,12,000. The largest single addition at any one time was in 1883, through the purchase at auction sale of the library of Prof. F. H. Bradley of Knoxville, Tenn., a library of 1,100 volumes. From time to time various friends have given us books, and the income from the Graves fund has been used each year to enlarge our collection. The names of some of these donors are given in the Bulletin for April, 1899. A few weeks ago a generous gift of books was received from the estate of Rev. Lewis Grout of Brattleboro, Vt. Prior to 1876 Rev. Wm. M. Bristoll, professor of Latin, rendered valuable assistance in the purchase and arrangement of books. The librarians since that date have, been Rev. C. W. Francis, Mrs. Jane T. Ware, Miss Mary A. Richardson (who carefully classified the library according to the decimal system), Miss Emily J. Stenabaugh, and, since 1903, Miss Mary E. Lane. Mr. Carnegie's gift of $25,000, for erecting and furnishing a new building, came at a most opportune time. We had outgrown our former quarters, it being impossible to keep all of the books within the limits of the library proper. And we needed the whole of Stone Hall for other school purposes, as the large attendance this year is emphasizing. To Mr. Graves and Mr. Carnegie, and in a measure to other friends also, we acknowledge our permanent indebtedness for the excellent library advantages of this institution. "King Leopold's Soliloquy" This Congo parable, by Mark Twain, is a severe arraignment of Belgian misrule in the Congo Free State. It certainly indicates a life on the part of the natives of that country very remote from a condition that can be properly called "free." We wish all success to the Congo Reform Association, whose headquarters are at Tremont Temple, Boston, in its efforts to bring an end to the shameful abuses that have been heaped upon the inhabitants of that part of Africa by so-called "Christian" European civilization. The president of the association is Pres. G. Stanley Hall of Clark University, Worcester, Mass.; and we notice among the eleven vice-presidents not only Mr. Clemens ("Mark Twain"), but also ex-Governor Northen of Georgia and Mr. Booker T. Washington of the Tuskegee Institute. '91—Rev. Silas X. Floyd, in addition to his work as principal of a public school in Augusta, has been pastor of a Baptist church in that city for nearly three years. During that time the church debt of nearly $3,000 has been cancelled. We congratulate church and pastor for the privilege of beginning the new year entirely free from their former financial burden. NUMBER 161 ATLANTA, GEORGIA FEBRUARY, 1906
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