Kids craft their own ceramic jewelry at Tooth and Nail Studio's creative workshop.
4-day class · Jul 13 - 16
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At the Clay Jewelry Studio, kids aged 7-12 get the chance to dive into the world of ceramic jewelry making. Over four days, they'll learn various handbuilding techniques, from pinching to slab building, to create their own unique pieces like beads and pendants. The studio, located in Milwaukee, provides a creative space where young artists can express themselves and gain hands-on experience with materials and tools.
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Led by Kira Straub, a recent graduate with a BFA in Studio Art, the workshop emphasizes playful exploration and creativity. Straub's approach ensures that each child not only learns the technical aspects of jewelry making but also enjoys the process. With limited spots available, it's a fantastic opportunity for kids to develop new skills and make lasting memories.
Consider packing a small snack for your child, as the camp runs from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM and no mention of snacks is provided. Kids might get hungry during the session.
Jewelry has always been a form of personal style and identity expression. Using handbuilding techniques, students will learn how to create their own pieces of ceramic jewelry. Bead making, pendants, key chains, and pins will be made through pinching, coiling, sculpting and slab building techniques. While we design our jewelry objects, we will think about surface design and learn techniques such as sgraffito and finish our work with slip and glaze. Jewelry assembly techniques with simple tools and findings will be taught as well.
