Enameling, the process of fusing colored glass powder to metal, will transform your own designs into jewelry, small objects, or wall pieces in metals such as silver and copper. This supportive environment, for students of all levels, features demonstrations and individualized instruction. Class size is kept small; register early to guarantee a space. Some supplies included. Enameled pendant by Elaine Ludman, student. (more)REGISTER

For beginner and returning students. Working in wax offers jewelry students the necessary skills and tools to create jewelry with a sculptural feel. Susan works with you individually to develop projects that will lead you through this organic process. Possible projects include bands, drop & stud earrings, pendants. Simple clasps and connections, hinges, or stone setting can be incorporated into returning students’ designs. You'll learn to carve wax using files and burs, how to apply heat to build up or add design elements to your wax model, and finishing techniques to obtain a clean casting. We'll let you know where to take your wax models to be cast and once your metal piece is brought back to class you will be instructed on the techniques used for finishing it so it's ready to wear. Ring project with stone by Carin B., student. Click here for Wax Tool List Download the Ring/Textured Band Lesson. Download the Earring Lesson worksheet here. Download Sources List here. (more)REGISTER

Take your beading to the next level. Make fantastic jewelry while mastering your wire and stringing fundamentals. Explore more advanced wire techniques, knotting, wrapping and chain making. Even create your own headpins and clasps. It is all about crafting jewelry that you love –whether it’s your own version of the classics or an exploration of today’s fashion trends. Come with independent ideas or work on class projects. Supply list will be e-mailed in advance. (more)REGISTER

Enameling, the process of fusing colored glass powder to metal, will transform your own designs into jewelry, small objects, or wall pieces in metals such as silver and copper. This supportive environment, for students of all levels, features demonstrations and individualized instruction. Class size is kept small; register early to guarantee a space. Some supplies included. Enameled pendant by Elizabeth A., student. (more)REGISTER

This class is for students of all levels, from true beginners to those with metals experience. Individual instruction allows you to work at your own pace on independent projects with supervision and guidance. Various metalworking processes will be demonstrated, including metal preparation, soldering and polishing as required, and will develop and/or expand your individual design techniques. A supply list will be reviewed at the first class. Click to check out Lisa Spiros's website. Ring by Dana F., student. (more)REGISTER

This class is for students of all levels, from true beginners to those with metals experience. Individual instruction allows you to work at your own pace on independent projects with supervision and guidance. Various metalworking processes will be demonstrated, including metal preparation, soldering and polishing as required, and will develop and/or expand your individual design techniques. A supply list will be reviewed at the first class. Click to check out Lisa Spiros's website. Ring by Dana F., student. (more)REGISTER

Watch your idea on paper transform into a beautiful finished piece jewelry as you learn the basic techniques in this introductory course. Create your own ring, bracelet, necklace, earrings or other non-jewelry project (a mobile, small box or bowl, perhaps?) using copper, brass, bronze or silver. Students will work with the instructor to develop a personal step-by-step plan for their design for a successful project. Basic jewelry skill are introduced to the class through demonstrations and hands-on experience, including sawing, filing, soldering, stone setting, riveting, polishing and various texture and coloring processes, plus some quick, fun techniques to keep everyone interested in learning more. Many tools are available in the studio for class use. A supply list will be reviewed in the first class. Click to check out Pat Daugherty's website. Cuff by Pat Daugherty, instructor. (more)REGISTER

If you have jewelry-making experience, this class will help you get better and better at realizing your designs. We’ll begin each class with a demonstration to expand your repertoire of skills. Intermediate students provide their personal supplies. Pendant by Isabelle W., student. (more)REGISTER

Choose copper, brass, or silver to make one or two pieces of your own design: rings, necklace pendants, bracelets, or earrings. You’ll learn sawing, filing, rivet making, soldering, polishing and setting stones, plus hammering techniques and surface treatments like patina. You’re on your way to bejeweling yourself and everyone on your gift list! Beginner students provide their own small tools, metals, solders, and stones. A supply list will be reviewed at the first class. Bracelet by Alicia K., student. (more)REGISTER

If you have jewelry-making experience, this class will help you get better and better at realizing your designs. We’ll begin each class with a demonstration to expand your repertoire of skills. Intermediate students provide their personal supplies. Pendant by Isabelle W., student. (more)REGISTER

Watch your idea on paper transform into a beautiful finished piece jewelry as you learn the basic techniques in this introductory course. Create your own ring, bracelet, necklace, earrings or other non-jewelry project (a mobile, small box or bowl, perhaps?) using copper, brass, bronze or silver. Students will work with the instructor to develop a personal step-by-step plan for their design for a successful project. Basic jewelry skill are introduced to the class through demonstrations and hands-on experience, including sawing, filing, soldering, stone setting, riveting, polishing and various texture and coloring processes, plus some quick, fun techniques to keep everyone interested in learning more. Many tools are available in the studio for class use. A supply list will be reviewed in the first class. Click to check out Pat Daugherty's website. Cuff by Pat Daugherty, instructor. (more)REGISTER

Beginner friendly, all levels welcome. Get a solid overview of working in wax in this project-based workshop. Wax tools and techniques will be covered throughout the workshop, and resources for having your casting done will be provided. A supply list will be emailed prior to the first class. Ring with bezel-setting by Nelson Levine, instructor. (more)REGISTER

Congratulations! Now you’re ready to take your jewelry making to the next level. In this advanced workshop you’ll learn how to add chain and other metal components (e.g., clasps, earring elements and chandelier findings) using metal wire wrapping techniques taught by a professional jewelry designer. Your friends won’t believe you made it all yourself. Supplies will be discussed in the 1st session; bring other tools & supplies you already own. Prerequisite: Bead Stringing or comparable knowledge. Beaded set by Melissa Terman, instructor. (more)REGISTER

Congratulations! Now you’re ready to take your jewelry making to the next level. In this advanced workshop you’ll learn how to add chain and other metal components (e.g., clasps, earring elements and chandelier findings) using metal wire wrapping techniques taught by a professional jewelry designer. Your friends won’t believe you made it all yourself. Supplies will be discussed in the 1st session; bring other tools & supplies you already own. Prerequisite: Bead Stringing or comparable knowledge. Beaded set by Melissa Terman, instructor. (more)REGISTER

If you have experience in beading techniques and are looking for a community of beaders to meet with weekly, this club is for you! Bring your projects and a task light/extension cord if desired. Open and unstructured, work side by side with friends to troubleshoot problems, share skills and occasionally, learn a new technique or application from a professional in this or an adjacent area. Registration required before the day of each meeting. Register online, by phone 646.505.5708, or in person at the Lobby Box Office. (more)REGISTER

For beginner and returning students. Working in wax offers jewelry students the necessary skills and tools to create jewelry with a sculptural feel. Susan works with you individually to develop projects that will lead you through this organic process. Possible projects include bands, drop & stud earrings, pendants. Simple clasps and connections, hinges, or stone setting can be incorporated into returning students’ designs. You'll learn to carve wax using files and burs, how to apply heat to build up or add design elements to your wax model, and finishing techniques to obtain a clean casting. We'll let you know where to take your wax models to be cast and once your metal piece is brought back to class you will be instructed on the techniques used for finishing it so it's ready to wear. Ring project by student. Click here for Wax Tool List Download the Ring/Textured Band Lesson. Download the Earring Lesson worksheet here. Download Sources List here. (more)REGISTER

Learn the basics of using vibrantly colored glass to make earrings, pendants, cufflinks and other small objects. Cut, arrange and stack glass to be fused together in the kiln and finish it off by setting it in your own jewelry designs. No jewelry or glassmaking experience is required. Supply fee of $45 due at first class; additional supplies will be discussed. Fused glass dish by Melissa Terman, instructor. (more)REGISTER

Wrapped bracelets are this year’s hottest fashion trend, but they don’t need to cost a fortune! Discover how to make them yourself using simple beading techniques to make your own stack of bangles or Chun Luu-style bracelets and necklaces. Learn to manipulate jeweler's wire, leather, beads, semi–precious stones, charms and even found objects to create unique designs in a color palette you love! Supplies will be e-mailed in advance. Chan Luu-inspired wrapped bracelets by Beth Sosin, instructor. (more)REGISTER

Jump into summer fun with an armful of colorful knotted bracelets and necklaces! Learn some simple knotting techniques, add wonderful beads and create your own assortment of wrapped bracelets and shambala bracelets. (more)REGISTER