Cascadian Style Coat Rack

This one day intermediate level class will explore the northwest’s own Cascadian style created by the architects and designers of Mt. Hood’s Timberline Lodge. Each participant will forge and assemble a spread eagle wall mounted coat rack. By hammer and hand, forge and sculpt a profile eagle head mounting strap with integrated collar and three various length cross bars containing square corners and upset finials. Required tools and materials are provided. Participants need intermediate forging skills, eye and hearing protection, natural fiber clothing, leather footwear and gloves. Personal hand hammer and other tools appropriate to the project are recommended but not required. RELEASE OF LIABILITY: I hereby acknowledge that I have voluntarily enrolled in this CCAC Blacksmith Class. I acknowledge blacksmithing is an inherently dangerous activity that involves certain risks and dangers. I acknowledge and understand that those risks include the potential for bodily injury. Nevertheless, in full knowledge and understanding of the above risks, hazards, or dangers I freely, voluntarily, and knowingly agree to assume those risks. By purchasing this ticket I hereby agree to assume all responsibility for myself and my property and hereby release and discharge the Cascadia Center for Arts and Crafts; its members, employees, representatives, associates, independent contractors, and Board from any and all claims, demands, damages, expenses, and any other liability for injuries or damages of any description which may occur as a result of my participation in this event as a participant. This release shall be legally binding on heirs, my assigns, successors, estate, legal guardians, executors, and me. If I am agreeing to this agreement on the behalf of another person, I certify that all representations are true with respect to the participant and that I am the participant's legal guardian or custodial parent with full authority to bind the participant and myself to the terms of the Release. I have carefully read this Release and fully understand its contents, I am aware that in agreeing to this Release I am releasing and waiving certain rights that I may have and enter into this contract on behalf of myself and/or my family of my own free will. THIS IS A RELEASE OF LIABILITY. DO NOT PURCHASE THIS TICKET IF YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND IT OR DO NOT AGREE WITH ITS TERMS. Please email info@cascadiaarts.org if you have questions. Class Cancellation and Registration Policy If the minimum enrollment of three (3) students is not met at least one (1) week prior to the scheduled class start date, CCAC reserves the right to cancel the class without obligation, upon timely notice to the instructor. Registration closes one (1) week prior to the class start date. If the minimum enrollment has been met, late registration may be permitted with instructor approval. Students seeking to register after the deadline must email CCAC to inquire about availability.