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Project Based Learning Electives provided by the Berrien Springs Virtual Academy
Chainmaille Jewelry Fall 2025
All students must complete a project for this class.
Instructor: Kim Bollman
Phone: (269) 769-3042
Email: qtswede@gmail.com
Format: In-person
Location: Lincoln Township Library, Stevensville, MI
Day and Time: Monday 12pm-2pm
Start Date: week of September 15th
Grades: 5th and up
This class will cover a multitude of chainmail weaves starting with beginner level projects that quickly work up into jewelry. Pace of the class will be determined by the class itself. Expect jewelry, gifts, a fidget, and a final project to be determined by the class. **All metals used shall be non-reactive and include: Anodized aluminum, stainless steel, and possibly a bit of titanium.
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Teacher of Record: Hilary Burchett
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