Workshops
learning the art2025 Workshop Registration opens to public February 8 2025
Studio3 offers innovative and fun workshops for those who may want to have a creative jewelry making experience without the commitment of a longer learning process.
- Members are individuals who have completed the Bench classes with Sherri Burch, either at Studio3, A Jeweler’s Way, or Haywood Community College
- Non-members are individuals who have not completed Bench classes with Sherri Burch
- Studio3 is a Smoke Free and Alcohol Free environment.
- Participants are encouraged to bag their lunch. The studio has a full modern kitchen and delicious well water. Coffee, tea, chocolate & light snacks are provided!
- Directions to the studio location in Canton, North Carolina, (Haywood County) will be provided via email after registration.
- In consideration of others, please remember to refrain from any use of fragrances when attending workshops or classes at Studio3.
- Please feel free to contact Studio3 if you have questions.
No transfers or refunds on deposits unless the workshop/class is canceled by Studio3.
Workshop reminders are sent via text messages. Please confirm when you recieve a reminder! If confirmation response is not recieved within 24 hours after the 2nd text reminder, the spot will be opened up to the waitlist. Deposit not refundable. Please respond to text reminders to keep your spot in a workshop!
You are only allowed to purchase workshops for yourself
Materials Lists are with the workshop descriptions below.
Dome of Inspiration - hollow dome ring designs - March 29, 2025
Instructor: Sherri Burch
March 29, 2025
10 am till 5 pm
$125 members & non-members – plus materials
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Prior jewelry arts experience is required.
“Respect your own creativity and respect the creativity and creative space of other people.”
A “Dome of Inspiration” symbolizes a nurturing space where creativity and ideas can flourish. Within this dome, individuals come together to share knowledge, explore new concepts, and ignite their passions. It represents a respectful, safe environment free from distractions, allowing for deep reflection and collaboration. In this inspiring workshop, learners will create a hollow form dome ring. Skills include hollow form techniques, along with soldering, texturing and design. The very structure of a dome suggests openness and inclusivity. In art, a “Dome of Inspiration” serves as a catalyst for growth and transformation.
Materials & tools for this workshop:
Required:
Hard, Medium & Easy silver solder
Sterling 20 gauge sheet (Rio #100120)
Fine Silver Bezel wire/s
Ring shank material
Optional:
Design stamps
Texture material/s
Embellishments
Cabochon/s
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Petals & Pearls - squash blossom earrings - April 12 & 13 2025
Instructor: Danny Wade
April 12-13 2025
10 am till 5 pm
$425.00 – plus materials (members & non-members)
Space is limited. $75 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Via Paypal, Studio3 will invoice pre-registered participants the remaining balance approximately 10 days prior to the workshop.
Prior jewelry arts experience is required.
“Where flowers bloom, so does hope.”
The squash blossom design is inspired by the flower of the squash plant, which holds agricultural importance for many Indigenous peoples in the Southwest. The flower symbolizes abundance and fertility, reflecting the deep connection between Native Americans and their environment. During the twentieth century, the squash blossom gained popularity beyond the Native American communities. Today, the blossom continues to be crafted with contemporary influence and still infused with cultural significance and personal artistry. In this 2-day workshop with Danny Wade, learners will learn to hand-craft squash blossoms. Techniques include, but not limited to, cutting & forming, bead making, stamping, texturing & soldering. Each student’s goal will be to create at least two blossoms for earrings. The squash blossom not only creates beautiful jewelry, but also a meaningful representation of history, culture and artistry.
Materials & tools for this workshop:
Required:
Hard, Medium & Easy silver solder
Sterling 22 or 24 gauge sheet (Rio #100120, Rio# 100124)
Premade ear wires or sterling 20 gauge round wire (Rio#100320)
Small sterling jump rings
Optional:
Small design stamps (Danny Wade will have stamps available too)
Doming block
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The Art of Ruin - Helene’s Wabi-Sabi - April 25 & 26 2025
Instructor: Sherri Burch
April 25, 2025 – 6 to 9 pm (includes dinner)
April 26, 2025 – 10 am till 5 pm
$145 Price – plus materials (members & non-members)
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Prior jewelry arts experience is required.
“Where there is ruin, there is hope for a treasure.”
The art of ruin and wabi-sabi are deeply intertwined concepts that celebrate imperfection, transience, and the beauty of decay. Wabi-sabi, a Japanese aesthetic philosophy, finds beauty in the natural cycle of growth and decline, emphasizing simplicity, asymmetry, and the fleeting nature of life. It encourages an appreciation for the imperfect and the incomplete, which resonates with the themes present in the art of ruin.
In ruin art, the remnants of structures or objects tell stories of their past, emphasizing how nature and time can reclaim what was once human-made. This invites us to find beauty in the scars of history and experience. This aligns seamlessly with wabi-sabi’s values, as both encourage mindfulness toward the natural world and an acceptance of life’s impermanence.
After Helene, Sherri found broken china remnants on the banks of the French Broad River in Asheville. In this workshop, participants will use these china remnants to create a narrative pendant. This class will challenge conventional aesthetics by celebrating imperfection, urging students to embrace change and find beauty in the fleeting nature of existence. Lessons will include, but not limited to, prong setting and design. Creating wabi-sabi art allows for expression of emotions related to loss, change or acceptance. This can be a cathartic process, helping individual’s process grief and move toward healing.
Materials & tools for this workshop:
Required:
Hard, Medium & Easy silver solder
18 or 20 gauge sterling silver sheet (Rio #100118, Rio #100120)
Sterling 14 gauge half-round wire, at least 1 ft (Rio#100414)
Pendant bail material
Optional:
Additional embellishment stones (preferably imperfect)
Embellishments
Texture materials
Jewelers saw frame & blades
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Diamonds are a Girl’s Best Friend - Herkimer diamond designs - May 3 2025
Instructor: Sherri Burch
May 3, 2025
$85 (members) $125 (non-members) – plus materials
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Prior jewelry arts experience is required.
“Diamonds are a girl’s best friend.”
“Diamonds are a girl’s best friend” is a classic phrase that encapsulates the allure and timeless appeal of diamonds in the context of love, luxury and femininity. Herkimer diamonds are unique and fascinating quartz crystals known for their exceptional clarity and natural faceting, resembling true diamonds. Originating from Herkimer County, New York, these crystals are formed in a distinctive geological environment, making them a sought-after gem for collectors and jewelry makers.
In this workshop, lucky participants will create an unconventional ring or pendant using a Herkimer diamond bead/s. Studio3 will provide the beads at an extra minimal cost. Riveting techniques are included in this provocative workshop. Forget the traditional sparkle of cut diamonds; Herkimer diamonds are for those who dare to embrace authenticity and individuality.
Materials & tools for this workshop:
Required:
Hard, Medium & Easy silver solder
Sterling 18 or 20 gauge sheet (Rio #100118, Rio #100120)
2×1 mm sterling rectangle wire, at least 6 inches (Rio #100525) or
3×1 mm sterling rectangle wire, at least 6 inches(Rio #100531) or
22 gauge sterling sheet scrap (20 gauge can be rolled thinner)
20 gauge sterling round wire, at least 1 ft (Rio#100525)
Optional:
Design stamps
Texturing materials
Jewelers saw frame & blades
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Gathered Together - cluster rings or pendants - May 17-18 2025 (2 day)
Instructor: Sherri Burch
May 17 & 18, 2025 (2 day)
$165 Price – plus materials (members & non-members)
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Prior jewelry arts experience is necessary.
“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.”
“Gathered together” evokes a sense of unity and connection. The phrase captures the essence of collaboration and shared experiences, emphasizing the importance of relationships and community. In this workshop, students will create a pendant or ring with multiple stones gathered together to create a design of unity. Techniques will include, but not limited to, creating multiple small bezels (no bezel cups allowed), along with soldering, stone setting, shaping, sawing, texturing, etc. Ultimately this project embodies the beauty of togetherness, reminding us that collaboration and connection often lead to creativity, strength, greater understanding and purpose.
Materials & tools for this workshop:
Required:
Hard, Medium & Easy silver solder
Sterling 20 gauge sheet (Rio #100120)
Bezel wire/s (no bezel cups allowed!)
Multiple small cabochons
Pendant bail or ring shank material
Optional:
Embellishments
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Bump it Up - repousse artistry - May 24 2025
Instructor: Sherri Burch
May 24, 2025
$125 Price – plus materials (members & non-members)
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Prior jewelry arts experience is required.
“Elevate your energy.”
“Bump it up” is a call to action that encourages you to elevate your energy, enthusiasm, and efforts. In this workshop, while creating a ring or pendant, students will learn how to boldly enhance their design with a repousse technique. When you “bump it up,” you not only enhance your own experiences but also inspire those around you to do the same. It is time to turn up the intensity and show the world what you are made of!
Materials & tools for this workshop:
Required:
Hard, Medium & Easy silver solder
Sterling 22 gauge sheet (Rio #100122)
Small cabochon
Bezel wire
Pendant bail or ring shank materials
Optional:
Embellishments
Design stamps
Jewelers saw frame & blades
Bench pin
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Bench Basics - Intensive Retreat - June 16-21 2025 (6 days)
Instructor: Sherri Burch
June 16 thru 21, 2025 (6 days)
10 am till 5 pm
$575 plus materials (members & non-members)
No prior jewelry arts experience is necessary.
Space is limited. $75 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Via Paypal, Studio3 will invoice pre-registered participants the remaining balance approximately 10 days prior to the workshop/intensive retreat.
Material lists provided after registration. Accommodations not provided
“With good basics you’ll have endless options.”
An intensive retreat for jewelry artists is designed to immerse participants in the art of jewelry making, providing them with hands-on experience, expert guidance, and a supportive community. Imagine stepping into a world of creativity and craftsmanship, surrounded by like-minded souls who share your passion for jewelry making. This intensive retreat for jewelry artists is not just a workshop—it’s an inspiring journey of self-discovery and artistic expression. Over the course of six days, you will embark on a transformative journey, immersing yourself in the art of jewelry making. Each day is filled with inspiration, hands-on learning, and moments of connection that will leave you feeling rejuvenated and empowered. Picture yourself in a charming studio bathed in natural light, with a serene environment that serves as the perfect backdrop for transformation, allowing you to reconnect with your artistic spirit.
Participants will learn the basics of silversmithing to develop a new foundation or expand on their existing abilities. Creating with sterling silver and completing specific projects, students will learn to design, cut/saw, file, solder, shape, hammer, texture, polish, patina, bezel set stones, etc.
By the end of this retreat, you’ll not only have crafted several pieces of jewelry but also cultivated the artist within you. Join us for a transformative experience that celebrates creativity, connection, and self-expression!
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Ahead of the Curve - creating a curvilinear ring - June 28 2025
Instructor: Sherri Burch
June 28, 2025
$85 (members) $125 (non-members) – plus materials
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Prior jewelry arts experience is necessary.
“The best way to predict the future is to create it.”
In this innovative workshop, you can shape the future by learning to create an adaptable curvilinear ring. Anticipate a trend and embrace a new idea before it becomes mainstream. Have the guts to stand out, challenge the norms and redefine what’s possible. It’s about being the trendsetter, not the trend follower. To stay “ahead of the curve” you have to push boundaries and shake things up.
Materials & tools for this workshop:
Required:
Medium & Easy silver solder
Sterling 12 gauge round wire, at least 1 ft, (Rio #100312)
Optional:
Planishing hammer
Steel block & sand bag
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Perfectly Imperfect Petals - flower adornments - July 12 2025
Instructor: Jorie Browder
July 12, 2025
$125 Price – plus materials (members & non-members)
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Prior jewelry arts experience is required.
“Oh my darling, it’s true, beautiful things have dents and scratches too.”
“Perfectly Imperfect” is a phrase that celebrates the beauty of flaws and individuality. In this fun & creative workshop, Jorie Browder will teach students how to create perfectly imperfect flower adornments. Skills will include design, cut/saw, texture, solder, shape and polish. Embracing the concept of imperfection encourages self-acceptance, reminding us that perfection is an unrealistic standard. Instead of striving for flawlessness, we can appreciate our journey, learn from our mistakes, and find strength in our vulnerabilities. Promote genuine expression and understanding by being flawsome!
Materials & tools for this workshop:
Required:
Hard, Medium & Easy silver solder
22 or 24 gauge sterling silver sheet (Rio #100122, 100124)
Sterling jump rings/bail material
Good shears – Suggested: The Joyce Chen’s are good for thinner metal and cut curves better; the Lindstrom’s give a beautiful flush cut on up to 20g. But both are not needed for this class).
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Narrow cross peen hammer -Suggested: https://a.co/d/aDkshLR
If you have a fancier cross peen hammer, you can use it!
#2 and #4 files – Suggested: https://a.co/d/4Yw5CkY & https://a.co/d/5AFRaIY
You will need files of your own. If you have a good set of needle files, those would also work, but aren’t necessary.
Optional:
Small round stones and bezel cups (available in class to purchase)
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The Creativity Project 2025 - embracing curiosity, experimentation & adventure - July 18, 19, 20 2025 (3 day)
Instructor: Sherri Burch
July 18, 19, 20, 2025 (3 day)
$265.00 (members) $285 (non-members) – plus materials
Space is limited. $75 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
(Intermediate/Advanced) Prior jewelry arts experience is required.
“Embrace curiosity; it will lead you to unexpected adventures.”
Curiosity, experimentation, and adventure are intertwined elements that fuel creativity and innovation. Curiosity acts as the spark, igniting our desire to explore the unknown and question established norms. Experimentation builds upon curiosity by allowing us to test our ideas, take risks, embrace uncertainty and learn from both success and failure. Adventure complements by encouraging us to step outside our comfort zones, fostering spontaneity and openness that can lead to innovative ideas. Together, curiosity, experimentation, and adventure create a dynamic cycle of exploration and discovery. They inspire us to embrace the unknown, challenge our assumptions, and embark on creative journeys that enrich our lives and the world around us. By nurturing these qualities, we unlock our full creative potential and cultivate a deeper appreciation for the beauty of the unexpected.
In this 3-day intensive retreat, participants will explore curiosity, experimentation and adventure while designing and creating project/s of their choice. Within a supervised environment, students will benefit from a common focus, the collaboration of the community, shared experience and deepened awareness.
Materials & tools for this workshop:
Required:
Hard, Medium & Easy silver solder
Projects and materials in this workshop are participant driven.
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Now You See Me - prong setting transparent stones - July 26 2025
Instructor: Sherri Burch
July 26, 2025
$125 Price – plus materials (members & non-members)
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Prior jewelry arts experience is required.
“Now you see me, now you don’t.”
“Now you see me, now you don’t” is often associated with the art of illusion, creating wonder and surprise. In a broader context it can also symbolize the transient qualities of life and experience. In this training, students will learn how to frame and prong set a translucent stone emphasizing the beauty of transparency. Transparency involves being vulnerable and honest, promoting authenticity and deeper connections. Ultimately, embracing transparency can lead to stronger relationships and a culture of openness that benefits everyone.
Materials & tools for this workshop:
Required:
Hard, Medium & Easy silver solder
Sterling 3x1mm Rectangle Wire, at least 1 ft (Rio #100531)
Sterling 4x1mm Rectangle Wire, at least 1 ft (Rio# 100541)
Sterling 14g half-round wire, at least 1 ft (Rio#100414)
Transparent oval or round stone, no sharp corners (variety available at Studio3)
Pendant bail material
Optional:
Copper or brass 14g half-round wire
Small flush cutters
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Multifaceted - creating bezels for faceted stones - August 2 & 3 2025 (2 day)
Instructor: Sherri Burch
August 2 & 3 2025 (2 day)
$165 Price – plus materials (members & non-members)
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Prior jewelry arts experience is required.
“Change occurs in stages and phases; each add depth, color and character and create a multidimensional, multifaceted you.”
Being multifaceted means possessing many different aspects or qualities, much like a gemstone with various sides that reflect light in unique ways. In this workshop, learners will design a pendant or ring and discover the techniques of making a bezel for a faceted stone. (No premade settings are allowed!) Being multi-faceted signifies the richness of holding diverse interests and talents, so this skill is definitely one you will want to acquire! Encourage your personal growth as you explore various facets of yourself. Celebrate your complexity!
Materials & tools for this workshop:
Required:
Hard, Medium & Easy silver solder
18 or 20 gauge sterling silver sheet (Rio #100118, Rio#100120)
28 or 30 gauge fine silver sheet, 1×6 inches (Rio #101928, 101930)
Faceted stone, round or oval preferred (selection will be available at Studio3)
Pendant bail or ring shank material/s
Optional:
Embellishments
Design stamps
Texture material(s)
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Bound Together - frilled cuff bracelets - August 9 2025
Instructor: Sherri Burch
August 9, 2025
10 am till 5 pm
$85 (members) $125 (non-members) – plus materials
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Prior jewelry arts experience is necessary.
“In union there is strength.”
Being bound together signifies the strength that comes from unity and shared experiences. In the workshop, participants will create a frilled cuff bracelet bound together by a core support. This bracelet can represent how our connections with others can create a sense of belonging and encouragement, reminding us that together we can face challenges and celebrate victories more powerfully that we could alone.
Materials & tools for this workshop:
Required:
Easy silver solder
Sterling 20 gauge sheet, (Rio# 100120)
Sterling low dome, #3, length of cuff bracelet, (Rio #100703) or
Sterling 4 gauge half-round wire, length of cuff bracelet (Rio# 100404)
Optional:
Design stamps
Texturing materials
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Back in the Saddle - creative saddle rings - September 13 2025
Instructor: Sherri Burch
September 13 2025
$125 Price – plus materials (members & non-members)
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Prior jewelry arts experience is necessary.
“Success is not final, failure is not fatal. It is the courage to continue that counts”
Participants in this workshop will learn how to texture, cut, layer, solder, shape and polish really bold & edgy sterling saddle rings. The phrase “back in the saddle” serves as a reminder that life’s challenges are part of the journey, and its determination and resilience that leads to growth, success, and fulfillment. It takes courage to keep moving forward despite setbacks.
Materials & tools for this workshop:
Required:
Hard, medium & easy silver solder
Sterling 20 gauge sheet, no 18 gauge (Rio #100120)
Sterling 22 gauge sheet (Rio #100120)
Optional:
Design stamps
Texturing materials
Jewelers saw frame & blades
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In the Shadows - hollow framed pendant or ring - September 27 & 28, 2025 (2 day)
Instructor: Sherri Burch
September 27 & 28, 2025 (2 day)
$165 Price – plus materials (members & non-members)
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Prior jewelry arts experience is required.
“All the beauty of life is make up of light and shadow.”
“In the shadows” often evokes themes of mystery and introspection. In this workshop, students will create a pendant or ring with a hollow form shadow frame with a stone as the central theme. The design invites reflection on what lies beneath the surface, encouraging a deeper understanding of ourselves and the world around us. Sometimes the shadows can hold more power than the light.
Materials & tools for this workshop:
Required:
Hard, Medium & Easy silver solder
Sterling 20 gauge sheet (Rio #100120)
Sterling 4×1 mm rectangle wire (Rio#100541) or
Sterling 5×1.25 mm rectangle wire (Rio#100590)
28 or 30 gauge fine silver bezel wire, serrated or scalloped, but no plain bezel wire!
Small stone/s, preferably round
Pendant bail or ring band material
Optional:
Jewelers saw frame & blades
Texturing materials
Embellishments
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Scrap It! - marvelous scrap jewelry - October 18 2025
Instructor: Sherri Burch
October 18, 2025
$85 Price – (members) $125 (non-members) plus materials
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Prior jewelry arts experience is required.
“Creativity is making marvelous out of the discarded.”
“Scrap it” often refers to discarding or abandoning something that is no longer useful but using scrap in art is a creative and sustainable practice that transforms discarded materials into provocative works of art. In this resourceful workshop, learners will utilize their scrap sterling to create unique pendants or rings. Scrap jewelry art invites experimentation and often results in unexpected and striking pieces that tell a story of reuse and resourcefulness. Scrap art embodies a philosophy of creativity, sustainability and the beauty of imperfection.
Materials & tools for this workshop:
Required:
Hard, Medium & Easy silver solder
Sterling 20 gauge sheet (Rio #100120)
Sterling silver scrap
Sterling 10 gauge square wire (Rio#100510) or
Sterling 12 gauge square wire (Rio#100512)
Pendant bail or ring shank material
Optional:
Paste solder
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Parting of Ways - divided ring designs - November 22 2025
Instructor: Sherri Burch
November 22, 2025
$85 (members) $125 (non-members) – plus materials
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Prior jewelry arts experience is required.
“So, let it be. Give it time. You go your way and I’ll go mine.”
The “parting of ways” can be a natural progression in life, reflecting changes in goals, values or circumstances. In this class, learners will create a ring with a divided design, signifying the opportunities for growth and new beginnings. Ultimately, division can mark the end of one chapter and the potential for new adventures ahead. It serves as a reminder that change is a fundamental aspect of life, leading us to explore different paths and discover new possibilities.
Materials & tools for this workshop:
Required:
Hard, Medium & Easy silver solder
18 or 20 gauge sterling sheet (Rio #100118. Rio#100120)
Cabochon/stone
Bezel material/s
Optional:
Embellishments
Jewelers saw frame & blades
Texture materials
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Quick & Easy Gifts - Cuff Artistry - expressive cuff bracelets - December 6 2025
Instructor: Sherri Burch
December 6, 2025
$65 (members) $85 (non-members) – plus materials
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
No prior jewelry arts experience is required.
“Express yourself through art.”
Cuff artistry refers to the creative expression and craftsmanship involved in designing and making cuff bracelets. This form of jewelry often showcases unique designs, materials, and techniques, allowing artisans to blend traditional methods with contemporary styles. In this workshop, creators may experiment with various metals and textures to create exciting, quick & easy cuff bracelets to adorn alone or attractively stack together.
Cuff bracelets can be created to symbolize a strong connection between people or as a tangible reminder of an important time or experience. Whether for everyday wear or special occasions, cuff artistry offers a way for individuals to express themselves through unique and thoughtful designs.
Materials & tools for this workshop:
(Studio3 will have copper & brass wires & sheet available to purchase)
Choose your favorite heavy gauge wires in various metals, sterling examples:
Sterling 2, 4 or 6 half-round wire, at least 6 inches/or cuff size,
(Rio#100402, Rio# 100404, Rio #100406)
Sterling 4 or 6 round wire, at least 6 inches/or cuff size, (Rio#100304, Rio#100306)
Sterling #2 triangle wire, at least 6 inches/or cuff size, (Rio#100602)
Sterling 2, 4 or 6 gauge square wire, at least 6 inches/or cuff size,
(Rio#100502, Rio#100504, Rio#100506)
Sterling #1 or 2 low dome wire, at least 6 inches/or cuff size, (Rio#100701, Rio# 100702)
and/or
Choose 16 gauge sheets in various metals, sterling example:
Sterling 16 gauge sheet, at least 6 inches/or cuff size, (Rio#100116)
Optional:
Design stamps
Texture materials/plates
Jewelers saw frame and blades
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Innovate & Elevate
transforming ideas into impact
Innovate & Elevate - transforming ideas into impact - 6 class package
Instructor: Sherri Burch
6 class package: April 17, May 8, June 12, July 10, August 14, September 18
$125 – plus materials (members & non-members) – per class
Space is limited. $150 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
($25 per class – 6 classes)
Prior jewelry arts experience is necessary.
“Creativity is thinking up new things. Innovation is doing new things.”
“Innovate and Elevate” embodies the spirit of creativity and growth. This phrase suggests a proactive approach to learning and skill development, encouraging participants to think outside the box while enhancing their existing capabilities. In this class, attendees will not only discover new ideas and techniques but also elevate their practice to new heights. It’s about embracing change, fostering innovation, and striving for excellence, making it a perfect opportunity to push boundaries and achieve personal and creative growth.
MATERIALS for this class are project driven and selected by students.
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Innovate & Elevate - transforming ideas into impact - April 17 2025
Instructor: Sherri Burch
April 17 2025
(Register for all, one or some of the classes)
Only 6 students per class
$125 – plus materials (members & non-members)
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Prior jewelry arts experience is necessary.
“Creativity is thinking up new things. Innovation is doing new things.”
“Innovate and Elevate” embodies the spirit of creativity and growth. This phrase suggests a proactive approach to learning and skill development, encouraging participants to think outside the box while enhancing their existing capabilities. In this class, attendees will not only discover new ideas and techniques but also elevate their practice to new heights. It’s about embracing change, fostering innovation, and striving for excellence, making it a perfect opportunity to push boundaries and achieve personal and creative growth.
MATERIALS for this class are project driven and selected by students.
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Innovate & Elevate - transforming ideas into impact - May 8 2025
Instructor: Sherri Burch
May 8 2025
Only 6 students per class
$125 – plus materials (members & non-members)
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Prior jewelry arts experience is necessary.
“Creativity is thinking up new things. Innovation is doing new things.”
“Innovate and Elevate” embodies the spirit of creativity and growth. This phrase suggests a proactive approach to learning and skill development, encouraging participants to think outside the box while enhancing their existing capabilities. In this class, attendees will not only discover new ideas and techniques but also elevate their practice to new heights. It’s about embracing change, fostering innovation, and striving for excellence, making it a perfect opportunity to push boundaries and achieve personal and creative growth.
MATERIALS for this class are project driven and selected by students.
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Innovate & Elevate - transforming ideas into impact - June 12 2025
Instructor: Sherri Burch
June 12 2025
Only 6 students per class
$125 – plus materials (members & non-members)
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Prior jewelry arts experience is necessary.
“Creativity is thinking up new things. Innovation is doing new things.”
“Innovate and Elevate” embodies the spirit of creativity and growth. This phrase suggests a proactive approach to learning and skill development, encouraging participants to think outside the box while enhancing their existing capabilities. In this class, attendees will not only discover new ideas and techniques but also elevate their practice to new heights. It’s about embracing change, fostering innovation, and striving for excellence, making it a perfect opportunity to push boundaries and achieve personal and creative growth.
MATERIALS for this class are project driven and selected by students.
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Innovate & Elevate - transforming ideas into impact - July 10 2025
Instructor: Sherri Burch
July 10 2025
Only 6 students per class
$125 – plus materials (members & non-members)
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Prior jewelry arts experience is necessary.
“Creativity is thinking up new things. Innovation is doing new things.”
“Innovate and Elevate” embodies the spirit of creativity and growth. This phrase suggests a proactive approach to learning and skill development, encouraging participants to think outside the box while enhancing their existing capabilities. In this class, attendees will not only discover new ideas and techniques but also elevate their practice to new heights. It’s about embracing change, fostering innovation, and striving for excellence, making it a perfect opportunity to push boundaries and achieve personal and creative growth.
MATERIALS for this class are project driven and selected by students.
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Innovate & Elevate - transforming ideas into impact - August 14 2025
Instructor: Sherri Burch
August 14 2025
Only 6 students per class
$125 – plus materials (members & non-members)
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Prior jewelry arts experience is necessary.
“Creativity is thinking up new things. Innovation is doing new things.”
“Innovate and Elevate” embodies the spirit of creativity and growth. This phrase suggests a proactive approach to learning and skill development, encouraging participants to think outside the box while enhancing their existing capabilities. In this class, attendees will not only discover new ideas and techniques but also elevate their practice to new heights. It’s about embracing change, fostering innovation, and striving for excellence, making it a perfect opportunity to push boundaries and achieve personal and creative growth.
MATERIALS for this class are project driven and selected by students.
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Innovate & Elevate - transforming ideas into impact - September 18 2025
Instructor: Sherri Burch
September 18 2025
Only 6 students per class
$125 – plus materials (members & non-members)
Space is limited. $25 non-refundable deposit & pre-registration is required.
Prior jewelry arts experience is necessary.
“Creativity is thinking up new things. Innovation is doing new things.”
“Innovate and Elevate” embodies the spirit of creativity and growth. This phrase suggests a proactive approach to learning and skill development, encouraging participants to think outside the box while enhancing their existing capabilities. In this class, attendees will not only discover new ideas and techniques but also elevate their practice to new heights. It’s about embracing change, fostering innovation, and striving for excellence, making it a perfect opportunity to push boundaries and achieve personal and creative growth.
MATERIALS for this class are project driven and selected by students.
REGISTRATION