Diane Weimer
2025 Sept 26,27,28 Constructing Clasps with Dimensional Layering with Suzanne Williams. Cost-$495 Kit- $50
2025 Sept 26,27,28 Constructing Clasps with Dimensional Layering with Suzanne Williams. Cost-$495 Kit- $50
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2025 Sept 26,27,28 Constructing Clasps with Dimensional Layering with Suzanne Williams. Cost-$495 Kit- $50
DO NOT PAY HERE... YOU WILL NEED A WAIVER FORM. IT WILL BE MAILED TO ME WITH PAYMENT.
Contact me at diaweimer@gmail.com if interest
DO NOT PAY HERE... YOU WILL NEED A WAIVER FORM. IT WILL BE MAILED TO ME WITH PAYMENT.
In this 3-day workshop we will be applying several dimensional layering methods to constructing unconventional clasps. These methods of construction are very adaptable to creating 2-part clasps with components that fit together like puzzles. Participants will apply their own designs to constructing clasps that combine dimensional layering methods and unconventional clasp mechanisms. We will focus on the first 2 projects below. The 3rd clasp will be introduced and then be completed as time allows.
Project descriptions
#1. Tab Lock Clasp – This is a fancy, modified toggle-type clasp with 2 interlocking parts connected by a chain. The receiving portion of this clasp is characterized by a back panel with a frame around it and an opening that an insert portion is threaded through. We will be creating dimensional versions with design elements on the front and back of the 2 components.
#2 Nesting Shapes Puzzle, Clasp – This is a 2-part interlocking clasp characterized by 2 frame pieces that have components added so they fit snugly together, one inside the other. The 2 parts are connected to chain ends. They securely interlock so they can’t be easily taken apart. Design elements are added to the front and back of the interlocking parts to create structure, dimensionality and depth.
#3 Riveted Rotating Insert Clasp – This is a 2-part dimensional clasp with chain ends attached to both parts. Rivets placed through spacers create a channel between 2 layers of metal through which an insert is placed and turned into a locked position.





