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Kids/Teens Art Jewelry Making Class (Ages 8 - 17 Years)
EatMetal Art Jewelry Gallery and Metal Studio (at Monroe Art Center)
About
Class projects will be a mix of jewelry or small objects. Kids and teens will be taught basic knowledge of tools and materials. Class will focus on learning wire forming, cold connection, resin, found objects, stamping, texturing, rivets and more...And You Bring Your Bling Home!
When to arrive:
10 minutes before
Cancellation policy:
24 hours in advance
Caregiver required:
Yes
Upcoming Schedule for Kids/Teens Art Jewelry Making Class (Ages 8 - 17 Years)
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Provider
720 Monroe Street, 5th Floor, Suite E511, Hoboken, NJ 07030
Hoboken
(201) 926 9620
About
EatMetal Art Jewelry Gallery and Metals studio specializes in handmade bespoke jewelry, one of a kind artisan jewelry, fine jewelry collections, bridal and specialty gifts. I represent work that I love, art that moves, inspires and captivates.
EatMetal offers jewelry and metalsmithing classes, intensive workshops, and fun DIY jewelry workshops for small groups, which create an intimate and dynamic learning experience.
We hosts art jewelry parties for kids through adults. And you bring your bling home.
My goal is to enlighten my students on the importance of design, material, technique and craftsmanship. Art is a significant factor towards a happier and successful life.
EatMetal offers jewelry and metalsmithing classes, intensive workshops, and fun DIY jewelry workshops for small groups, which create an intimate and dynamic learning experience.
We hosts art jewelry parties for kids through adults. And you bring your bling home.
My goal is to enlighten my students on the importance of design, material, technique and craftsmanship. Art is a significant factor towards a happier and successful life.
Editor’s Tip
Elizabeth believes that EatMetal exists today because of the love of its skilled jewelers, patrons, artists and students.
