Jewelry Making & Metalsmithing

NOTE: Skips July 5 Work on your own designs with instructor guidance. If you have ideas you’ve been thinking about but are unsure how to execute, this is the class for you. We can troubleshoot your designs together.

This class is designed for self-directed students with previous experience in basic technical skills. Continuing intermediate and advanced students who wish to expand their design and fabrication techniques will work on independent projects with instructor input and one-on-one guidance. Demos and design discussions will be ongoing. Prerequisite: Three(3) jewelry fabrication classes or permission of instructor.

In this introductory class, you’ll learn to use essential metalsmithing tools to create your first jewelry pieces. We’ll cover sawing, filing, soldering, polishing, and cold connections, with a strong focus on proper technique and studio safety. All tools and basic materials are provided, though students may wish to bring their own cabochons or sterling silver.

This class is designed for students who are independent and self-directed. The students must have previous experience in sawing, soldering, fabrication, and other fundamental technical skills. Continuing intermediate and advanced students that wish to expand their design and fabrication techniques will work on independent projects with instructor input and one-on-one guidance. Demos and design discussions…

This mixed-level class is designed for new jewelers looking for guided instruction and intermediate students wanting to work independently. New jewelers will build on skills learned in the beginner class, while more experienced students can refine their skills and explore personal designs with instructor support. Studio safety and proper technique are always emphasized throughout. All…

NOTE: Skips July 5 Work on your own designs with instructor guidance. If you have ideas you’ve been thinking about but are unsure how to execute, this is the class for you. We can troubleshoot your designs together.

This class is designed for self-directed students with previous experience in basic technical skills. Continuing intermediate and advanced students who wish to expand their design and fabrication techniques will work on independent projects with instructor input and one-on-one guidance. Demos and design discussions will be ongoing. Prerequisite: Three(3) jewelry fabrication classes or permission of instructor.

In this introductory class, you’ll learn to use essential metalsmithing tools to create your first jewelry pieces. We’ll cover sawing, filing, soldering, polishing, and cold connections, with a strong focus on proper technique and studio safety. All tools and basic materials are provided, though students may wish to bring their own cabochons or sterling silver.

This class is designed for students who are independent and self-directed. The students must have previous experience in sawing, soldering, fabrication, and other fundamental technical skills. Continuing intermediate and advanced students that wish to expand their design and fabrication techniques will work on independent projects with instructor input and one-on-one guidance. Demos and design discussions…

This mixed-level class is designed for new jewelers looking for guided instruction and intermediate students wanting to work independently. New jewelers will build on skills learned in the beginner class, while more experienced students can refine their skills and explore personal designs with instructor support. Studio safety and proper technique are always emphasized throughout. All…

NOTE: Skips July 5 Work on your own designs with instructor guidance. If you have ideas you’ve been thinking about but are unsure how to execute, this is the class for you. We can troubleshoot your designs together.

This class is designed for self-directed students with previous experience in basic technical skills. Continuing intermediate and advanced students who wish to expand their design and fabrication techniques will work on independent projects with instructor input and one-on-one guidance. Demos and design discussions will be ongoing. Prerequisite: Three(3) jewelry fabrication classes or permission of instructor.