< Back Wax Carving: Stones in Wax January 19, 2023 Instructor Cassidy Kento | Learn how to take your design from sketch to ready to cast wax piece. 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.

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< Back Layers and Levels in Polymer Clay December 3, 2023 Instructor Lynn Yuhr | Build layers in your work to provide a tactile quality and a depth of interest. Previous Add to Cart Next See course details page for detailed information and supply list. SIGN UP by OCTOBER 20th for EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT - $12.50 OFF! **2 DAY WORKSHOP SPECIAL** When you register for Introduction to Liquid Polymer Clay AND Layers and Levels in Polymer Clay, you receive $10 off! After checkout for this course, check your email for a coupon code for Introduction to Liquid Polymer Clay. 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.

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< Back Intermediate/Advanced Metalsmithing and Jewelry (THURSDAYS) March 23, 2023 Instructor Susan Saul | Explore designing around larger cabochons and integrating them into well thought-out statement pieces. 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 Sip 'n Saw with Todd Conover: Sculpting the Raven's Skull Workshop Preview May 19, 2026 Join us for a free artist talk with Todd Conover, and preview his 4-day workshop Scultping the Raven's Skull. 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 Tuesday, May 19th at 6:00pm EST, MAGG will host visiting artist, Todd Conover, for a virtual Sip 'n Saw presentation in which he will give us a preview of the exciting things to come in his 4-day workshop Scultping the Raven's Skull. 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. The Sip 'n Saw will be recorded and uploaded to our YouTube after the event for anyone who is not able to make it, or wishes to replay the video.

< Back Chili Cook Off February 11, 2023 Show off your best chili recipe at the Annual Members' Meeting! Previous Add to Cart Next Show off your best chili recipe at the Annual Members' Meeting! Meeting will begin at noon. MAGG will provide utensils, cups and drinks. You must be a MAGG Member to participate. Not a member? Join today! www.metalartsguildga.org/join-magg

Members receive 8% OFF all classes and workshops! Smart Practices in Gold and Silver Instructor Ryan Gardner In-Person or Virtual Friday- Sunday November 8-10, 2024 10AM-4PM ET 3 Day Workshop $480 Register Now Members receive 8% OFF! Click Here to Join Class Description In this workshop Ryan will show you the ins and outs of working with gold and silver, combing them in ways to maximize look without killing your budget. Ryan will start by showing how he creates his own bezel wire in silver and gold. He will demonstrate making all silver and gold on silver bezels. He will also demonstrate making tube settings for accent diamonds. Ryan will show students multiple ways of making ring shanks including his three-layer rings with a textured center. This workshop will also get into fabricating different connections for adding clean articulation to your work as well as some tips for adding gold design elements to elevate your work without breaking the bank. Prerequisite Students who have taken at least 3 beginner classes. Materials, Supplies & Tools Supply List SmartPracticesSupplyList .pdf Download PDF • 73KB Instructor Bio Class Dates November 8, 2024 November 9, 2024 November 10, 2024

< Back Intermediate Metalsmithing and Jewelry (EVENINGS) July 10, 2023 Instructor Lisa Winn | Explore 3D forms using foldforming, make a flipping ring with a stone, enhance your soldering skills, and learn about keum boo, the ancient process of adding touches of gold to your work. 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 Alternative Unconventional Clasps & Closures Class 1 October 16, 2024 Instructor Susanne Williams | In this 3 day workshop, participants will create 4 different samples of alternative clasp mechanisms. These clasp mechanisms can be modified and incorporated in unique and unusual ways, in innumerable variations, into necklace and bracelet closures. 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. Note: Each class is independent, so feel free to choose the 3-day or 2-day session—or both! Each class will focus on creating different styles of unconventional clasps. If you take both sessions, you'll come away learning how to make 6 different styles! In this 3 day workshop, participants will create 4 different samples of alternative clasp mechanisms. These clasp mechanisms can be modified and incorporated in unique and unusual ways, in innumerable variations, into necklace and bracelet closures - becoming integrated into the design, or as the main attraction of a jewelry piece. Clasps don’t have to be an afterthought at the back of a chain. These are clasp mechanisms that are functional, fun, intriguing and invite being taken apart and put back together like a puzzle. Class 1: In this 3-day session/class (October 16 – 18), we will create the above four clasp mechanism samples in sterling silver: 2 versions of a Rotating Insert Clasp, a basic, and a more complex version of that clasp, an Interlocking Puzzle Clasp, and a Wedge Lock Clasp. On October 15th, the evening before the workshop, Suzanne will give an approximately sixty-minute presentation that will introduce participants to many different types of clasping methods and mechanisms for jewelry, both historical and contemporary. It will also include a section on clasp inspirations - ideas coming from non-jewelry sources, to inspire creative thinking about clasps.

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< Back Field Trip to the Judie Raiford Gallery September 27, 2025 Join us for the first event in our new series In the Field, and get an exclusive tour of the Raiford Gallery and Judie's studio! Previous Add to Cart Next Join us for a special tour of Judie Raiford’s gallery and studio! We will meet at the gallery at 1pm, and are touring until 5pm. Please RSVP so they know how many of us to expect!