Jewelry Making Classes Near Me

This two-and-a-half-hour in-person fine jewelry stonesetting course is for all levels. Students will learn the basics of stonesetting, including how to select stones, prepare settings, and set stones in a variety of metals. The course will culminate in a finished piece of jewelry that students can take home.

This intensive course teaches the fundamental techniques of jewelry fabrication, such as sawing, forming, texturing, soldering, polishing, and stone setting. Students will learn how to make rings, bezels, and cabochon settings. The course is designed for absolute beginners and is taught in a small group setting.

This course is designed advanced beaders who want to learn new techniques and create their own designs. The instructor will provide guidance on techniques, troubleshooting, and design.

This course is designed for intermediate and advanced jewelry makers who want to develop their skills and create their own designs. Students will work with the instructor to develop their own projects and will receive guidance on techniques, troubleshooting, and design.

This beginner-level course teaches the art of traditional pearl knotting, a technique used to create beautiful and intricate jewelry with French wire. Students will learn how to string pearls and beads, and how to tie different types of knots.

This two-and-a-half-hour long beginner-level course teaches the basics of polymer clay jewelry making. Students will learn how to choose and prepare polymer clay, how to create different shapes and textures, and how to add embellishments. They will also learn how to make a variety of jewelry pieces, home decorations, sculptures, miniatures, mosaics, baskets, dolls, and more.

This two-and-a-half-hour long course is designed for wax carvers of all levels. The course will cover the basics of wax carving, such as choosing the right wax, creating a wax model, and casting the wax model in metal.

This metalworking course covers the basics of working with sheet metal to create custom-made napkin rings. Participants will learn the fundamentals of metalworking, including how to measure, cut, form, and join sheet metal to craft their own napkin rings. With guidance from the instructor and individualized attention, students will bring home a beautiful, handmade set of napkin rings to proudly show off.

Learn more about classical goldsmithing with our intermediate-level course. Building upon the skills acquired in Classical Goldsmithing in Gold or Fine Silver I, this course delves deeper into the artistry and craftsmanship of working with precious metals. Through hands-on projects and expert guidance, you'll refine your shaping, soldering, stone setting, and finishing techniques, creating stunning jewelry pieces in gold or fine silver. Discover the secrets of traditional goldsmithing and elevate your skills to new heights in this immersive and rewarding learning experience.

This hands-on class builds upon the fundamentals learned in Jewelry I. You will dive deeper into techniques such as stone setting, advanced soldering, and intricate design. With expert guidance and a supportive environment, you'll expand your creative horizons and create stunning, personalized pieces of jewelry that showcase your growing expertise.

This introductory class provides aspiring jewelry enthusiasts with the necessary skills and techniques to create stunning wearable art pieces. From basic design principles to hands-on practice with various materials and tools, students will explore the art of jewelry-making while cultivating their unique style under the guidance of experienced instructors.

This two-and-a-half-hour in-person beaded jewelry-making course is for beginners who want to learn how to make beaded jewelry. Students will learn how to select and string beads to make simple beaded jewelry designs. The course will culminate in a finished piece of beaded jewelry that students can take home.

This course is designed for goldsmiths of all levels who want to learn the basics of classical Greco-Roman style goldsmithing. Students will learn how to work with high-karat gold or fine silver, and how to create a variety of jewelry pieces, such as chains, earrings, and pendants.

Wax Carving Marathon is a 6-hour long course designed for wax carvers of all levels who want to learn advanced techniques and create complex jewelry pieces. The course will cover topics such as carving intricate details, creating hollow forms, and casting wax models in metal.

This introductory silversmithing course provides an in-depth look at the craft of working with silver. Participants will learn the fundamentals of soldering, texturing, piercing, finishing, and much more. Students will gain a solid knowledge base to create both simple and complex designs in silver jewelry.