for Jewelry Makers
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Winter Classes and Workshops
Lots of ways to make jewelry with me, with options for beginners and intermediate/ advanced students.
I’m still updating this page for 2026. Please be in touch if you have questions.
I’m looking forward to making some fabulous jewelry with you soon.
Judy
Classes in my Studio
Join a small group of dedicated jewelry makers to advance your skills and work on your personal projects. I am happy to share my knowledge of specific techniques to bring your work to a new level. I am especially interested in guiding the development of your authentic design voice.
The focus this winter is chain-making. This class is for everyone interested in making jewelry.
Beginners will use the class to learn and become comfortable with soldering, while advanced makers will learn production methods and design options, including fusing fine silver and making loop-in-loop woven chain, and a variety of clasps.
Dates and Cost
each four-week session is $260
day: 10:30 am - 1:30 pm
night: 5:15 pm - 8:15 pm
Monday
Winter 1 / January 26 through February 16
Winter2 / February 23 through March 16
Tuesday
Winter 1/ January 27 through February 17
Winter 2/ February 24 through March 17
The class is split into two four-week sessions. Register for one or both.
These classes are held in my well-equipped personal studio located in Decatur, GA.
Class size is limited to 4 students. Workshops are limited to 6 students.
Workshops
at the Metal Arts Guild of Georgia
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BestSeller Collection
March 14 and 15
Jewelry makers at every stage of development can benefit from the concepts of the Bestseller Collection, whether you have one great design or a whole body of work.
Spend one weekend learning to see your work from the perspective of the jewelry wearer to build a solid foundation leading to stronger designs, greater confidence when presenting your work, and more enjoyment of the creative process.
The program is fast-paced, covering a lot of information with clear how-to steps for moving your creative practice forward as you identify and refine your unique aesthetic.
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