Jewelry Making   

Discover the art of jewelry making in this fun, beginner-friendly class. You'll learn how to quickly and easily thread vibrant glass and sparkling crystal beads to craft your own elegant teardrop earrings. No prior experience needed—just bring your creativity and leave with a beautiful handmade accessory.

Marianne Olbermann is offering the following jewelry-making classes this fall:

• Paper Beading, starting Thursday, 10/9, at 6 pm.
• Morse Code Bracelet, Wednesday, 11/12, at 6 pm.
• Tin Cup Necklace, Wednesday, 12/3, at 6 pm.

Beads made of paper? Yes, definitely yes! Transform recycled flyers, magazine pages, and hand-painted papers into fun and fashionable jewelry. Explore the various techniques for rolling paper into different shapes and sizes, seal them for durability and shine, and create a unique necklace or bracelet all your own. This class is suitable for beginners and those with experience. 

Take a look at some pictures from Marianne Olbermann's past classes here.

⇒You can try out a jewelry-making class for free at our Open House. To view and register for our Open House classes, click here.

Join us in learning to make a beautiful keepsake with UV resin. Students will use resin to embed different items of their choosing into bezels and molds to make either one necklace, one pair of earrings, or one keychain. No prior experience necessary.

Create a stretch bracelet with a series of beads that correspond to words in Morse code, allowing wearers to express meaningful messages or personal sentiments. Perfect gift for yourself or someone special. This class is suitable for beginners and those with experience. 

Take a look at some pictures from Marianne Olbermann's past classes here.

⇒You can try out a jewelry-making class for free at our Open House. To view and register for our Open House classes, click here.

Learn the art of knotting pearls and Austrian crystals on silk cord. Create a Tin Cup Necklace, made famous by Rene Russo in the movie Tin Cup. Students will leave class with a completed necklace as well as the knowledge to knot on their own. This class is suitable for beginners and those with experience. 

Take a look at some pictures from Marianne Olbermann's past classes here.

⇒You can try out a jewelry-making class for free at our Open House. To view and register for our Open House classes, click here.

 

Learn how to create a beautiful wooden bangle bracelet, using paper ephemera and other fun collage materials. All supplies provided, but feel free to bring any personal paper items you would like to incorporate.