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In this fast-paced and exciting workshop, a continuation of Silver Jewellery Express I, you will be creating two more sterling silver projects. Learn new techniques such as advanced fabrication and soldering, creating a cabochon setting for a ring and setting the stone with accuracy. We will be adding texture by introducing surface ornamentation techniques using our studio stamps and hammers, fusing with metal, and coloring with patinas. Advance your skills and reignite your creative process in a creative group atmosphere. Note: Materials are provided and included in the price. See the online supply list for additional materials you may need to bring from home.

Delft clay casting is a sand casting technique for creating instant, detailed casts. Students will learn how to create a mold using Delft clay, carve a sprue and vent channels, melt metal and pour the molten metal into the mold to create a unique cast. This course is open to any student who wants the opportunity to try Delft clay casting.

Students will learn to pour metal, carve cuttlefish, solder a hump ring or make earrings. No previous experience required. Students must bring their own safety glasses, note taking materials, closed toe shoes, and apron.

Learn how to incorporate stones into your jewellery pieces through two stone-setting techniques, one that requires soldering (traditional bezel setting) and an alternative without soldering (tab setting). We will be working in sterling silver. A selection of cabochon stones will be provided or you can bring your own stones to set. This class is suitable for all levels. Note: Materials are provided and included in the price. See the online supply list for additional materials you may need to bring from home.

Stone Setting II- Claw and tube settings: Intermediate level workshop. In this exciting stone setting workshop, we will be creating two projects, one with a 4-claw prong setting and one with a tube style setting, both set with faceted stones. This class is for those who have had experience with soldering and fabrication or have completed the beginner jewellery course or jewellery express I and II or equivalent. We will be completing both projects in sterling silver and all your materials are included in the course fee. There will be flexibility with project selection as we will offer two choices for each type of setting. This will be a fast-paced workshop and we will supply all the tools and supplies. We will be demonstrating the entire process, studio safety and step by step instructions.

Have fun exploring texture in jewellery-making by using the rolling mill and various hammering/punching techniques. Create a bracelet and matching earrings in copper and explore patina application to bring depth and warmth to your design. This is an excellent beginner project as the basics of piercing, sanding and finishing will be explained and demonstrated by the instructor. In one day you can create your own custom-designed set to take home. Note: Materials are provided and included in the price. See the online supply list for additional materials you may need to bring from home.

Students will learn how to carve a ring out of carving wax, size a wax ring, invest the ring and cast and finish the ring. This course is open to any student, beginner or an advanced student who wants the opportunity to cast in a professional setting. Note: All equipment and materials are provided and included in the price. We will be having a short lunch break mid way through the day, so bring a bagged lunch. It is recommended to bring an apron. *Mandatory: Students must bring their own N95 mask and safety glasses.

Students will learn how to make chain while learning skills in annealing, soldering, sanding and polishing as well as measuring and cutting metal. Students will make a bracelet or a chain. No previous experience necessary. Minimum age to attend is 18. Students must bring their own safety glasses, note taking materials, closed toe shoes, and apron.

Students will learn how to measure and size ring bands, as well as solder metal together, creating three individual rings while investigating textures and finishes. Students will leave with three stackable rings of their own design. Minimum age to attend is 18. Students must bring their own safety glasses, note taking materials, closed toe shoes, and apron.