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< Back Bezel Fabrication and Construction May 17, 2024 Instructor Sam Woehrmann | Learn to fabricate bezels in 22k gold, 18k gold, and sterling silver for cabochons, faceted stones, gems with rough surfaces, rose cut gems in geometric shapes, and more! Previous Add to Cart Next Register for EITHER the in-person OR virtual event. If attending virtually, live interaction with the in-person class will occur via Zoom. If attending in-person, please plan to arrive no more than 15 minutes early to the class. ----- CAN'T ATTEND LIVE? ----- ----- WANT TO REVIEW WHAT YOU LEARNED? ----- A recording of the workshop will be available to all participants for 30 days following the workshop. Transitions: As of May 1, 2024, there will be an administrative fee of $30 applicable for any changes made to your class format, including moving from in-person to virtual sessions. This fee is implemented to cover the administrative costs associated with processing such changes. We will be learning my method of fabricating bezels in 22k gold and either 18k gold or sterling silver. I'll bring gemstones to purchase or you can use stones you already have. Cabochons, faceted stones, pearls or gems with rough surfaces, rose cut gems in geometric shapes are all welcome. We will learn how to shape the bezels to fit specific stones. Making interior seats for faceted gems or stones we want to raise higher in their settings for design purposes. Learn fast efficient ways to set stones in tube settings for use in constructing finished pieces. I like to use diamonds, sapphires or rubies so we can set them first and solder with them in place to keep the settings clean and to add some sparkle where it is harder to reach later. I'll talk and demonstrate a few ways of attaching bezels to one another strategically to bring designs together. Finish your pieces after learning how to safely set stones into your newly made settings and some tips I've learned along the way as well as techniques I have figured out after working many hours at the bench.

< Back Sunday Evening Beginner 2 & 3 Metalsmithing March 16, 2025 Instructor Donna D'Aquino | Building upon the skills that students have learned in the first beginning class, this class will focus on further developing and improving those skills. Previous Add to Cart Next Taught by Instructor Donna D'Aquino This is a LIVE, IN-PERSON event. Please plan to arrive no more than 15 minutes early to the class. Class Details: Sunday Evening Beginner 2 & 3 Metalsmithing Instructor: Donna D'Aquino 8 Sessions, Sundays, 5:30 pm - 9:00 pm Class Dates: 3/16, 3/23, 3/30, 4/6, 4/13 , (No class 4/20), 4/27, 5/4, 5/11 Please note! Class times on MARCH 16, MARCH 23, and APRIL 6 will be 6:00 - 9:30 Prerequisites: At least one (1) Beginner Metalsmithing Class at MAGG within the last 6 months, or permission of the instructor. Supply List: May be downloaded below and will be sent to students via email Download Class Supply List Building upon the skills that students have learned in the first beginning class, this class will focus on further developing and improving those skills. While working toward honing soldering and finishing skills, students will be introduced to a variety of stone setting applications. Some of the stone setting techniques that will be covered are tube setting, flush setting, simple prong setting and bezels. We will also delve into step bezels and tab setting as time allows. This is a fast paced, skills based class. Students are encouraged to design and create pieces of their choice. Demonstrations will be be tailored to the student’s needs at the level that is appropriate for the class. Techniques and skills that may be covered, are: making rings, bracelets, earrings, simple mechanisms, hollow forms and chains. The instructor will focus on helping students advance their work through gentle critiques and hands on demonstrations.

< Back Second Saturdays at the Studio: Inspired by Stained Glass February 11, 2023 Elizabeth Debban will demonstrate a stained glass inspired design. Previous Add to Cart Next Join us this Saturday at 10:30am for this month's Second Saturday demonstration, which is part of a 2-part series. This month, Elizabeth Debban will demonstrate a stained glass inspired design. Then next month, she'll show how to add the “panes of glass” and do a plique-a-jour inlay “enamel” technique using gel polish. Second Saturday is open to everyone, and after the demo, members with an Open Studio plan can stay for Open Studio to work. (Members can purchase an Open Studio plan here .) About Second Saturdays at the Studio: This monthly mini session will consist of a unique demo, theme, lesson, or challenge to re-energize your studio practice! After the demo, Members with an Open Studio plan can stay for Open Studio to work on their pieces. If you've never been to the MAGG Studio, this is a great opportunity to check us out! We love meeting new friends! Can’t make it in person? Join us on our Facebook page for a LIVE VIDEO of the demo.

Advertising & Sponsorship Opportunities Metal Arts Guild of Georgia’s Annual Jewelry Show and Beyond offers a wide range of advertising and brand sponsorship opportunities to suit all business objectives and budgets. Even though our show takes place over only two days in October, the advertising and promoting sponsorships cover up to one year of exposure. MAGG is one of the country's largest metalsmithing and art jewelry educational organizations in the country. Place your brand at the forefront of the Metal Arts Guild of Georgia’s multifaceted promotional campaign, reaching hundreds of thousands of metalsmithing and jewelry-making artists around the globe. 2023 Annual Jewelry Show VIP Preview Sale (By Invitation Only) Friday, October 20th Public Show Saturday, October 21st 10am - 5pm Show Details 2023 Jury Members (Click image to view juror's website.) Andrew Berry Jeanette Caines Kent Raible Alan Revere Our illustrious jurors of this year's Jewelry Show are: Andrew Berry, Hengoed, United Kingdom; Jeanette K. Caines, New York; Kent Raible, Washington; and Alan Revere, California These distinguished artists represent the pinnacle of knowledge and expertise in the field of fine art jewelry that spans the globe. They are renowned for their own work and are top educators collectively to hundreds of thousands in the field of metalsmithing around the world. These four artists have influenced the art of jewelry making and metalsmithing, forever cementing their place of impact in the field. Sponsorship Packages Platinum Sponsor $10,000 Limited to 1 Sponsor Large Hanging Banner inside the Show with your logo in a prominent location. The banner will be moved to the MAGG Student Studio after the show to hang for one full year. Your Sponsorship of the Annual Jewelry Show will be located at the bottom of all MAGG email newsletters for three months of advertising – 12 email campaigns. 40-second promotional video on MAGG social media portals and in the MAGG Student Studio Your logo on MAGG outdoor banner at the Entrance to the Show Your logo on our website homepage in a prime location for one year Your company and logo are included in our robust social media campaigns for the event, featured on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Your logo on all event email campaigns to MAGG Members and our full subscriber list Best in Show Award to be given to an artist with a prize of $500 in the company’s name. This can be in the form of cash or a gift card for your company. MAGG will send out to our members and social media portals up to three new product introductions for your company during the calendar year from the time of the show till the 2024 show. Artwork assets are to be provided to MAGG. Gold Sponsor $5,000 Limited to 2 Sponsors Creation of your own branded Student Scholarship to be awarded to an emerging artist to take two Weekly Classes at MAGG in 2024. Your Sponsorship of the Annual Jewelry Show will be located at the bottom of all MAGG email newsletters for three months of advertising – 12 email campaigns. Your logo on MAGG indoor banner at the Entrance to the Show Your logo on our website homepage in a prime location for three months Your logo on all event email campaigns to MAGG Members and our full subscriber list Your company and logo are included in our robust social media campaigns for the event, featured on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Honorable Mention Award to be given to an artist with a prize of $250 in the company’s name. This can be in the form of cash or a gift card for your company. MAGG will send out to our members and social media portals up to two new product introductions for your company during the calendar year from the time of the show till the 2024 show. Artwork assets are to be provided to MAGG. Silver Sponsor $2,500 Limited to 2 Sponsors Your Sponsorship of the Annual Jewelry Show will be located at the bottom of all MAGG email newsletters for three months of advertising – 12 email campaigns. Your logo on MAGG indoor banner at the Entrance to the Show Your logo on our website homepage in a prime location for three months Your logo on all event email campaigns to MAGG Members and our full subscriber list Your company and logo are included in our robust social media campaigns for the event, featured on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Best Emerging Student Artist Award to be given to an artist with a prize of $150 in the company’s name. This can be in the form of cash or a gift card for your company. MAGG will send out to our members and social media portals one new product introduction for your company during the calendar year from the time of the show till the 2024 show. Artwork assets are to be provided to MAGG. Demonstration Area Sponsor (at the Show on October 21 , 2023) $1,500 Limited to 1 Sponsor SOLD OUT Sponsorship of the Annual Jewelry Show Demonstration Area for Saturday, October 21st from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM with MAGG instructors and students demonstrating tools and techniques Your logo on a large indoor banner at the Demonstration Table Up to six products for your company can be demonstrated during the day. These products can be included in the show as door prizes or resold via Dallas Vinson at MAGG. Coupons or literature for your company can be handed out at the show. Your Sponsorship of the Annual Jewelry Show Demo Area will be located at the bottom of all MAGG email newsletters for three months of advertising – 12 email campaigns. Your company and logo are included in our robust social media campaigns for the event, featured on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Up to four door prizes in the form of a gift card for your company can be given out during the day via loudspeaker to guests and artists. Bronze Sponsor $1,000 Your name or company logo at the bottom of all MAGG email newsletters for three months of advertising – 12 email campaigns Your name or company logo on our website homepage for three months 6 free tickets to the VIP Friday Night Event Copper Sponsor $500 Your name or company logo at the bottom of all MAGG email newsletters for three months of advertising – 12 email campaigns Your name or company logo on our website homepage for three months 2 free tickets to the VIP Friday Night Event Silent Auction The in-person component of the Silent Auction benefiting Metal Arts Guild of Georgia's relocation fund will be held at the VIP Friday Night Event of the Annual Jewelry Show. We are accepting donation items for the auction through September 18, 2023. If you would like to donate an item to the auction, click the button below. Please fill out this form by September 13, 2023. Donate an Auction Item Sponsorship Inquiry First Name Last Name Company Email Phone Your message Submit Thank you for your interested in sponsoring MAGG's Annual Jewelry Show! We will reach out to you soon. To learn more or if you have questions about Sponsorship, please email Joan Barnes, Vice President at joan@metalartsguildga.org or call 678.520.8724.

< Back Intro to Metalsmithing (EVENINGS) November 30, 2023 Instructor Lisa Winn | Learn the ancient craft of making silver and copper jewelry by hand. You will learn how to create designs using a jewelers saw and other hand tools and how to solder with an acetylene and air torch. Create simple designs that will lead you to make more advanced work later. Previous Add to Cart Next This is a LIVE, IN-PERSON event. Please plan to arrive no more than 15 minutes early to the class.

< Back Kinetic Toy Brooch with Gabriel Mo **2 days** May 7, 2022 Virtual | 2 Day Workshop Activate your metalwork designs with moving parts! This class will cover how to use hinges, springs, levers, and other components to add a dynamic and interactive spark to your projects. Previous Add to Cart Next Click here for workshop details Refer to the supply list on the details page for required tools and materials. Participate from your own studio or from ours! Open Studio is available for FREE to all participants of this workshop. Instruction will be presented via MAGG's media equipment. Enjoy the company of fellow participants while you work! This is a VIRTUAL event with real-time interaction via Zoom. If you cannot attend live, a recording of the workshop will be uploaded each evening after the day's instruction is complete. This recording will remain available to all participants for 30 days following the workshop.

< Back Sip 'n Saw with Tonya Davidson: The Art of Affordable Gold September 24, 2023 Join us for a preview of Tonya Davidson's upcoming 2-day virtual workshop The Art of Affordable Gold! An open Q&A will follow the presentation. Sip 'n Saw is free to attend. RSVP to receive the Zoom link. Previous Add to Cart Next On Sunday, September 24th at 7:30pm, MAGG will host visiting artist Tonya Davidson for a Sip 'n Saw presentation in which she will give us a preview of the exciting things to come in her 2-day virtual workshop The Art of Affordable Gold . Tonya will talk about her work and introduce the concepts taught in her upcoming workshop. We will have an open Q&A with the artist following the presentation. Sip 'n Saw is FREE for all to attend, so invite your friends! RSVP to receive the Zoom link.

< Back Gold On A Budget Re-Envisioned October 25, 2024 Instructor Alex Boyd | This class is an exploration of the techniques I use in my own work to take relatively small amounts of gold and exploit them for maximum visual impact. We’ll cover making an 18k wire overlay for a ring shank, fabricating bezels for cabochons in 22k gold, etc. Previous Add to Cart Next Please note: this workshop was originally slated for the end of September. It was rescheduled to the current dates, 10/25-10/27, due to severe weather. New registrants should be aware that there is not enough time to order and receive materials kits from Alex before the workshop starts. Register for EITHER the in-person OR virtual event. If attending virtually, live interaction with the in-person class will occur via Zoom. If attending in-person, please plan to arrive no more than 15 minutes early to the class. ----- CAN'T ATTEND LIVE? ----- ----- WANT TO REVIEW WHAT YOU LEARNED? ----- A recording of the workshop will be available to all participants for 30 days following the workshop. Transitions: As of May 1, 2024, there will be an administrative fee of $30 applicable for any changes made to your class format, including moving from in-person to virtual sessions. This fee is implemented to cover the administrative costs associated with processing such changes. This class is an exploration of the techniques I use in my own work to take relatively small amounts of gold and exploit them for maximum visual impact. We’ll cover making an 18k wire overlay for a ring shank, fabricating bezels for cabochons in 22k gold, making a backplate for the bezel in sterling silver with a rim of 22k and joining all these elements together to make a completed piece. Along the way I’ll explain ways to keep the solder seams between metals crisp and clean, techniques for setting stones that leave minimal tool marks, making custom titanium soldering clips, keeping waste to a minimum, texturing, patination and many other tips and tricks.

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Start Metalsmithing Our metalsmithing classes at the Metal Arts Guild of Georgia are the perfect way to get started in the world of metalworking. Our classes are designed to give you a solid foundation in the tools and techniques of the trade. All of our instructors are experienced metalsmiths, and are passionate about sharing their knowledge and skills with others. Come learn with us and take the first step towards creating your own beautiful metalwork. Becoming a metalsmith at the Metal Arts Guild of Georgia (MAGG) involves a structured process that includes beginning classes, open studio sessions, and opportunities for advancing your skills through intermediate and advanced classes. Here's a step-by-step description of how to start: Enroll in Beginning Classes: The first step is to enroll in beginning classes offered by MAGG. These classes are held once a week on varying days and times and typically last for 6-8 weeks. New sessions are available each season – Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer, providing flexibility for individuals to join at different times throughout the year. Once you complete the Beginning Classes your skills will be evaluated by one of our instructors to allow you to move forward through the process. Open Studio Sessions: After completing the beginning classes, members have the opportunity to participate in open studio sessions. One of the unique features of MAGG is our Open Studio Sessions allowing members to put into practice the skills they have learned in class. Some open studio sessions may directly follow a specific class, providing a seamless transition for hands-on application. Skill Honing in Intermediate Classes: For those who wish to further develop their skills, intermediate classes are offered every 6 weeks. These intermediate classes provide a more in-depth exploration of metalsmithing techniques, allowing members to refine their craftsmanship. Advanced Classes: Beyond intermediate levels, advanced classes are also available for individuals looking to take their metalsmithing expertise to the next level. These advanced classes likely cover advanced techniques, specialized projects, and more intricate aspects of the craft. Workshops: To enrich the learning experience, MAGG organizes workshops featuring various guest artists. These workshops offer a unique chance for members to learn from experienced and accomplished metalsmiths, gaining insights into diverse techniques, styles, and approaches. Ongoing Learning and Practice: Becoming a skilled metalsmith is a continuous journey. Members are encouraged to engage in ongoing learning and practice, whether through open studio sessions, advanced classes, workshops, or personal projects. Community and Collaboration: MAGG fosters a sense of community among its members. Engaging with fellow metalsmiths provides opportunities for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and a supportive environment for artistic growth. If you have any specific questions or if there's additional information you're seeking, feel free to ask! Beginning Metalsmithing Beginning Metalsmithing | Learn the basics of jewelry making. In this class you will learn the basic skills of sawing, soldering and shaping metal, correct sawing techniques, how to safely use an acetylene and air torch and use a rolling mill to create texture. See Available Classes Intermediate Metalsmithing Intermediate Metalsmithing | We will start this class with a focus on constructing one or more stone settings, building on your previous experience and skill level. With an emphasis on design considerations, suggested projects include rings, pendants with handmade chains, and earrings in sterling silver and gold. Working with gold includes alloying, pouring ingots, as well as fabricating sheet, wire and tubing. On the advanced level, the class prepares those who want to make jewelry professionally, while paying close attention to every student's needs. See Available Classes Advanced Metalsmithing Advanced Metalsmithing | Advanced jewelry students working independently will learn to hone their skills by learning from a lifelong professional Metalsmith and Jeweler. You’ll perfect the techniques needed to give your unique pieces that refined professional look. See Available Classes Lost Wax Casting Introduction to Lost Wax Casting | Learn how to create carved wax models that you will turn into sterling silver jewelry with the art of Lost Wax Casting. You will learn how to mix and pour investment, how to calculate how much silver you need, kiln usage, and the burnout process. See Available Classes

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