Jewelry Classes Chicago - Metal Cuff Bracelets

Metal Cuff Bracelets

with One Strange Bird

TOP RATED

5.0 | 1 review

5 Have Dabbled

ABOUT THIS EVENT

Event Category

Arts & DIY

Event Overview

Learn the basics of working in metals in this approachable and affordable class. Learn to cut, texture, bend and hammer to create a swoon worthy cuff. Work with copper, brass, or titanium.

Choose your width, add textures, learn to life edges, to create your very own unique jewelry. Enjoy working with our alphabet stamps to create a personalized piece or explore hammered textures to add interest. Take the metals skills you have learned into other D.I.Y. projects later.

This class is great for beginners or intermediate students looking to expand their skills.

Minimum age

All ages welcome

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MORE ABOUT YOUR HOST

One Strange Bird

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Maia graduated from Tufts University in 2008 with a degree in Biology and Community Health. After two years in the world of Kidney Research in Boston, MA, she quit her job and moved to Gatlinburg, TN as a participant in the work study program at Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts. Ten metals classes later, she was hooked and knew she wanted to be a metalsmith. She continued her education at Pocosin Arts in Columbia, NC and opened a gallery there. She now is a full time studio artist in Chicago. Maia enjoys running, cooking, reading and being in the studio. Her favorite food is sushi.

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EXPERIENCE REVIEWS

Dane C.
Reviewed on 04/24/13

Alex was great. It's technically a cuff class, but he alowed the freedom and creativity to work on whatever inspired us (i.e. a ring).

He was giving with his knowledge and time. The class went over 30 minutes so that everyone could finish up, and he didn't bat an eye. Best of all, anyone who takes the class has an open invitation to his studio to use his tools whenever they'd like. Pretty damn good deal.

Alex was great. It's technically a cuff class, but he alowed the freedom and creativity to work on whatever inspired us (i.e. a ring).

He was giving with his knowledge and time. The class went over 30 minutes so that everyone could finish up, and he didn't bat an eye. Best of all, anyone who takes the class has an open invitation to his studio to use his tools whenever they'd like. Pretty damn good deal.