Jewelry Soldering Classes Coming up in New York
Jewelry Production (Beginner)
at Ayaka Nishi Jewelry Design School - East Village, New York
These classes are for students with no experience in jewelry production. The class meets 12 times and teaches you how to use different tools of jewelry production including sawing, soldering, hammering, polishing, and stone setting. With these different tools, students will produce their own jewelry. We use many tools in jewelry production. In...
Soldering 101
at Art Studios @ JCC in Manhattan - Upper West Side, New York
In this focused class, students will be taught soldering, fusing, annealing, reclaiming, and torch use. Comprehensive demonstrations and practical exercises will instill confidence, competency, and control. Several group projects will be assigned beginning with simple exercises, which lead to more advanced soldering techniques. Important Thing to...
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Soldering (Beginner)
at Bushwick Jewelry Casting - Bushwick, New York
Soldering (Silver or Gold soldering) is an essential technique in jewelry making. Not to be confused with soft or lead soldering. Silver soldering is a method of joining silver, copper and various other metals with silver solder (a silver alloy that melts at a lower temperature than the metal or metals to be joined. By learning to solder, one...
Thirsty Thursday: Contemporary Cuff (DIY)
at EatMetal, Inc. - Hoboken, New Jersey
In this DIY, create a contemporary tone gold cuff bracelet. Select from numerous textures to design a sleek slender cuff or chunky. Select from numerous textures to design a bracelet (bangle DIY to add too). Learn texturing by embossing with a metal rolling mill, forming, soldering, cleaning and finishing. Are Materials Provided and Included...
Spinning Ring
at Jewelry Arts Inc - Midtown East, New York
Discover a world of jewelry that moves. Create an easy spinning ring in this workshop while honing your metalworking and soldering skills. Are materials provided and included in cost of the class? No. Students can bring their own supplies or purchase at the studio the following supplies: Files Sandpaper Tweezers Chain nose pliers ...
Metalsmith Jewelry Design
at Craftsman Ave - Gowanus, New York
Your jewelry should resonate with your individuality, who you are, and what inspires you. For that to happen, each piece needs to be as unique as you are. By learning how to create and style your own pieces, you free yourself to an entirely new world of expression through your accessories. In this class you will be able to design your own piece of...
Ring Making Intensive
at Liloveve - Williamsburg, New York
Learn the basic jewelry fabrication techniques, like how to saw, file, pierce and texture your ring with hammers. Learn soldering techniques using a torch flame. Create a sterling silver ring for yourself or someone else. Choose high polished, or create an oxidized look, or a brushed finish in the metal. A great introduction to the jewelry metals...
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Jewelry
at Brooklyn Metal Works - Prospect Heights, New York
Learn basic metalsmithing skills and jewelry making techniques in this introductory 8 week class. Get to know the studio and become familiar with the tools and equipment in this hands-on course. Students will explore the foundations of metal work including sawing, filing, forming, and soldering, as well as discussing the components of...
Introduction to Silversmithing
at Liloveve - Williamsburg, New York
Students are familiarized with basic studio tools and fabrication techniques for working in sterling silver. Soldering, sawing and filing shapes, forming and joining, ring sizing, polishing and basic stone setting will be practiced in class. Students are encouraged to explore creativity within design parameters while learning the fundamentals of technique...
Jewelry Fun
at 92nd Street Y - Upper East Side, New York
Make a crimp-beaded bracelet or necklace, wire-wrapped beaded earrings, memory-wire beaded bracelets, wire rings, an adjustable metal ring, a textured cuff bracelet, a pop-up prong pendant, soldered bangles and one project determined by the class. Are materials included on the cost of the class? No. Material provided in class with $40-$60...
Stackable Rings
at Fitzgerald Jewelry - Williamsburg, New York
This is a fun 1 day workshop for beginners who want to learn how to make the ever so popular stackable rings. You will learn how to solder and make the ring and apply different types of texturing such as hammering, saw working, and braiding. Then you will learn how to bezel set stones onto your rings and learn how to apply different types of...
Stackable Bracelets
at Fitzgerald Jewelry - Williamsburg, New York
This is a fun 1 day workshop for beginners who want to learn how to make the ever so popular stackable bracelet. You will learn how to solder, how to apply different types of textures and how to apply different types of finishes i.e. satin, sand, and high polish. You will come out with a couple of unique pieces hand made by you! Note: Silver will...
Silversmithing I
at Fitzgerald Jewelry - Williamsburg, New York
A fast paced introduction to the art of jewelry making. This Silversmith class covers the basics including soldering, filing, and sawing, polishing, riveting and cabochon stone setting. The classes are project based and students learn through fabrication while finishing one to two pieces of jewelry over the duration of the course. As part of...
Jewelry Production (Free)
at Ayaka Nishi Jewelry Design School - East Village, New York
In this course, it is recommended for the student to have prior experience and basic knowledge of jewelry production. Also, the curriculum is much more flexible and the student is creating what they want to make with the guidance of the teacher. Are materials provided and included in cost of the class? Yes. The following materials are provided:...
Jewelry Wax Course
at Ayaka Nishi Jewelry Design School - East Village, New York
This is a class where you learn about jewelry production using wax such as candle wax. You can create shapes by cutting or carving. Because the wax will be cast into metal, we recommend students to take the beginner's course beforehand; however, it is not required. It is more suitable to make your work three-dimensional when using wax. Are materials...
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