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Beginning Jewelry Making

Practice new skills, work on a project or learn something new with the guidance of an instructor.

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Beginning Jewelry Making

Beginning Jewelry Making

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In this six session class held on Wednesdays beginner skills class, students will be introduced to basic studio tools and equipment with instructor demonstration and lots of student hands on experience time. The class is designed for the curious, the hobbyist, or a new jewelry/metal artist. Also suitable as a refresher class for artists looking to get reacquainted and familiar with the studio.

Tools, equipment and content covered in this class will start with an introduction to basic use of jeweler tools such as: sawing, filing, bench shear, step shear, rolling mill, hammers, soldering, torches, pickling, flex shaft, circle and shape cutters, dapping tools, introduction to metals, how to order your own supplies, studio guidelines safety and policies.

By the end of this 6-week class students should feel comfortable working independently and practicing their skills in the jewelry studio during open studio times and ready to take specialized project classes.

Details:

  • Beginning level class, no jewelry experience necessary. 
  • $25 materials fee will be added to class fee when you register.
  • Students with all levels of experience welcome. Ages 14 and up. 


Instructor Bio: Sarah Jones is a local Bainbridge Island artist and jeweler with a background in ceramics, sculpture, stained glass, and photography. Her journey into metal arts and jewelry started in a beginner class gifted to her by her family. Completely hooked, she continued to take every class available to her while also assisting teachers, shadowing and learning from some of the PNW’s best. 

When she’s not in her studio making her own art or spending time with her family, she enjoys teaching students from 8 to 80 years old, passing on what she has learned to new metal art/jewelry enthusiasts, introducing them to the trade’s skills and opportunities.

Sarah's current work can be viewed on Instagram @sarahjonesjewelry


Contact: Jewelry.Lead@BainbridgeBARN.org

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