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Classes & Workshops — Metal Jewelry Making
Overview
Hands-on metal jewelry classes for adults (18+).
Suitable for complete beginners through those ready to learn torch soldering.
Small class sizes for individualized instruction and safety supervision.
Materials and basic tools provided; students may bring personal raw materials if desired.
Course Structure
Intro to Metalworking (Beginner)
Fundamentals: metal types (sheet, wire), basic tools (files, saws, pliers, hammers).
Safety and studio etiquette.
Measuring, marking, cutting, filing, shaping, and basic texturing.
Simple projects: rings, pendants, earrings using cold-connection techniques and forming.
Intermediate Techniques
Sawing, refining filing, and basic finishing
Advanced forming and texture development.
Projects combining multiple techniques: cutting, layered pieces, and components.
Torch Soldering (Beginner Torch to Confident Solderer)
Introduction to soldering theory, flux, cleaning, and annealing.
Comprehensive torch safety, gas handling, ventilation, and personal protective equipment.
Demonstration of solder types, flame control, and proper heating techniques.
Hands-on practice with simple solder joins
Soldering for basics
Pickling, quenching, and cleaning soldered pieces; finishing and polishing.
Class Formats & Length
Single-session workshops (2–3 hours): fast-paced introductions or focused skills (e.g., jump rings, soldering demo).
Multi-session courses (2–4 sessions): progressive skill-building with take-home projects.
Private lessons: one-on-one coaching tailored to a student’s pace and goals available.
Small-group intensives: longer sessions for in-depth soldering practice.
Who Should Attend
Adults 18 and over.
No prior experience required for beginner classes.
Ideal for hobbyists, makers, and anyone curious about metal jewelry techniques.
Students with some experience can join intermediate or focused soldering sessions.
Safety & Requirements
All students must be 18+.
Closed-toe shoes, long hair tied back, and non-loose cotton clothing recommended.
Safety gear recommended (goggles, gloves, aprons) where needed.
Students should disclose any respiratory or health concerns in advance.
What You’ll Leave With
Finished jewelry pieces created during class.
Practical metalworking and soldering skills you can build on at home or in the studio.
Resources and guidance for sourcing tools and materials.
Confidence to continue learning and making.
Booking & Contact
Classes scheduled regularly soon; private and group bookings available on request.
Please indicate your experience level when registering so instruction can be tailored.
Classes & Workshops — Metal Jewelry Making
Overview
Hands-on metal jewelry classes for adults (18+).
Suitable for complete beginners through those ready to learn torch soldering.
Small class sizes for individualized instruction and safety supervision.
Materials and basic tools provided; students may bring personal raw materials if desired.
Course Structure
Intro to Metalworking (Beginner)
Fundamentals: metal types (sheet, wire), basic tools (files, saws, pliers, hammers).
Safety and studio etiquette.
Measuring, marking, cutting, filing, shaping, and basic texturing.
Simple projects: rings, pendants, earrings using cold-connection techniques and forming.
Intermediate Techniques
Sawing, refining filing, and basic finishing
Advanced forming and texture development.
Projects combining multiple techniques: cutting, layered pieces, and components.
Torch Soldering (Beginner Torch to Confident Solderer)
Introduction to soldering theory, flux, cleaning, and annealing.
Comprehensive torch safety, gas handling, ventilation, and personal protective equipment.
Demonstration of solder types, flame control, and proper heating techniques.
Hands-on practice with simple solder joins
Soldering for basics
Pickling, quenching, and cleaning soldered pieces; finishing and polishing.
Class Formats & Length
Single-session workshops (2–3 hours): fast-paced introductions or focused skills (e.g., jump rings, soldering demo).
Multi-session courses (2–4 sessions): progressive skill-building with take-home projects.
Private lessons: one-on-one coaching tailored to a student’s pace and goals available.
Small-group intensives: longer sessions for in-depth soldering practice.
Who Should Attend
Adults 18 and over.
No prior experience required for beginner classes.
Ideal for hobbyists, makers, and anyone curious about metal jewelry techniques.
Students with some experience can join intermediate or focused soldering sessions.
Safety & Requirements
All students must be 18+.
Closed-toe shoes, long hair tied back, and non-loose cotton clothing recommended.
Safety gear recommended (goggles, gloves, aprons) where needed.
Students should disclose any respiratory or health concerns in advance.
What You’ll Leave With
Finished jewelry pieces created during class.
Practical metalworking and soldering skills you can build on at home or in the studio.
Resources and guidance for sourcing tools and materials.
Confidence to continue learning and making.
Booking & Contact
Classes scheduled regularly soon; private and group bookings available on request.
Please indicate your experience level when registering so instruction can be tailored.