Finding Local Jewelry Making Classes
Friday June 25, 2004
If you want to learn how to make jewelry or just learn more about techniques you use now, then read this feature to find out how to locate classes near you
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We have successfully taught students of all ages, backgrounds and technical levels for over ten years. Our jewelry projects are designed to welcome the novice and also challenge the practitioner. Experience the reward of creating a beautiful piece of jewelry for yourself, family or friends!
Please visit our website for a complete listing of classes, descriptions, fees and photos.
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Please visit our new Distance Learning Webpage.
Our premier series is Beginning Viking Knit.
This three part series takes you step by step through the process of making your very own silver Viking Knit bracelet.
The very first lesson "Video 1, getting started is only one dollar!
In this video we will teach you:
The history of this technique.
Provide a list of all the easy to find tools and materials.
The casting on (getting started) process.
Weaving the silver wire into a beautiful bracelet.