Fiber & Jewelry Design 1

Jewelry Rubric

Final Quarterly Assessment

Mrs. Logue

Your assignment is to create a wearable piece of jewelry using the applique method to reflect the central theme of your written piece. The jewelry will incorporate several design concepts that have been used throughout the course, such as compositional movement, positive/negative space, unity, organic shape, emphasis & contrast. The jewelry design will be created by sawing your shapes out from sheets of copper, brass and/or silver. The metal will soldered together using a propane soldering torch. You will have 8 weeks from the planning to the completion of the product to finish this assignment. This requires you to manage your time appropriately, as well as maintain excellent craftsmanship. Remember that craftsmanship is just as important as successfully utilizing the design concepts. You will be graded on the following requirements & criteria. All pieces of criteria are worth the same amount of points.

Name: Period:

Requirements:

The piece must be at least 2 layers

It must be made into a wearable piece of jewelry(brooch, pendant, ring, bracelet, etc.)

Criteria:

Technique

1. How well did you file the edges of the metal pieces so that they are smooth?

2. How well did you finish the surface of the metal pieces so there are no

scratches, discoloration or pits visible on the metal?

3. How well did you solder the metal pieces together so they are securely

attached?

4. How well did you avoid solder leaking from the seems or clean up the solder

seems of excess solder?

Concept

5. How well did you use line and shape to reflect the idea or mood of your

chosen song, poem, quote or piece of literature?

Design

6. How well did you abstract the chosen images so that the final pieces

use interesting positive and negative space?

7. How well did you unify the design so that all pieces appear to belong

together?

You must attach a copy of your chosen song, poem, quote or section from a piece of literature and highlight/underline the key words, ideas and/or emotions that you based your jewelry piece on! I cannot grade your work without this!