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Craft & Maker

Jewelry Making

Make Jewelry That Survives Daily Wear

12 lessons4 modules9h 20m durationbeginner level

Instructor: StretchLearn Faculty

About this course

This course teaches the core skills of handmade jewelry for beginners: cold-connection wire work (wrapped loops, links, briolette wraps), bead and gemstone stringing on beading wire and cord, and entry-level metalsmithing (sawing, filing, soldering, and patina). You will learn how metal hardness and wire gauge affect every join, why pieces tarnish and break, and how to size, finish, and price work you intend to wear or sell. Each module pairs clear technique with the underlying material facts so your results are repeatable rather than lucky.

Curriculum

Module 1: Materials, Tools, and Wire Foundations3 lessons
Module 2: Beading and Gemstone Stringing3 lessons
  • Beads, Gemstones, and Stringing Materials🔒45m
  • Stringing and Crimping a Bracelet🔒50m
  • Knotting Pearls and Designing with Color🔒45m
Module 3: Metalsmithing Basics: Sawing, Filing, and Soldering3 lessons
  • Sawing and Filing Metal🔒50m
  • Soldering a Silver Join🔒55m
  • Annealing, Hammering, and Texturing🔒45m
Module 4: Finishing, Sizing, and Selling Your Work3 lessons
  • Patina, Polishing, and Sealing🔒45m
  • Sizing Rings and Assembling Findings🔒45m
  • Photographing and Pricing Your Jewelry🔒45m
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