The Level I beginner’s session starts from square one. It is the starting place for both the complete novice as well as the student who already has some prior experience with assembly-based jewelry design (plier/wire work, beading, cold-linking).
DurationThe LEVEL I beginner’s session starts from square one. It is the starting place for both the complete novice as well as the student who already has some prior experience with assembly-based jewelry design (plier/wire work, beading, cold-linking).
This session provides hands-on instruction in the fundamental fabrication techniques employed at the jeweler’s bench. It is also centrally focused on establishing a tacit understanding of the various jewelry metals as art material through practicing high-temperature silver soldering and metalsmithing. This means manipulation of the metal DIRECTLY as your medium. You will understand and work with the various elemental and alloyed metals traditionally employed in wearable objects, jewelry, and adornment.
Demonstrations are provided through conventionally formatted exercises, which each student then practices. Once the technical objective of the exercise has been accomplished, students are strongly encouraged to apply their newly earned skills to Self-originated design concepts.
This is when things begin to get really interesting, with each student exploring the creative problem solving that novel forms necessitate. In this way, each students benefits not only their own creative explorations, but those of their fellow students as well.
New Orleans School of Metalsmithing currently offers three different levels of instruction: Level I for the beginner, Level II for the continuing intermediate student, and Level III for those students interested in a course of advanced study.
This course is designed to introduce you to a variety of technical processes, design concepts, and tools essential for understanding and working with non-ferrous metals on a wearable scale.
Explore the possibilities of self-expression in jewelry by making a riveted ring. This one-week intensive will cover the necessary knowledge of non-ferrous metal and basic fabrication techniques such as cutting, drilling, filing, riveting and more (excluding heat work).
Jewelry Designing workshop is offered by Fitz Gerald Jewelry for all skill level.  Classes can be based on our curriculum or can be tailored to techniques that interested you.Â
This course is recommended for those who want to make a handmade gift for their unforgettable trip to New York also a great class to make their one of a kind couple ring, wedding ring, and engagement ring.
Embellished RAW stitch with seed beads. Then embellish some more with Swarovski crystals. You must be experienced in RAW.Â
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