Location: Rocklin
Day & Time: Friday 12:30-2:30
Grade: 7th-12th
Mentor: Frizzle Frizzle
Email: inspiredbyamg@gmail.com
 
From the vibrant beadwork of Africa to the intricate silver designs of India, jewelry tells powerful stories of culture, history, and identity. In this hands-on, creative class, students will take a global journey through the world of traditional jewelry-making. Each class, we will explore the unique styles, materials, and symbolism behind adornments from different countries and cultures—including regions in Africa, Asia, the Americas, and Europe.
 
Students will dive into the cultural significance of jewelry as personal expression, social status, spiritual symbol, and artistic heritage. Alongside rich discussions and visual explorations, students will apply what they’ve learned by crafting their own inspired pieces using a variety of materials and techniques such as wirework, beading, weaving, and metalwork.
 
This class is designed to build both technical skills and cultural awareness. Students will leave not only with a collection of handcrafted jewelry, but also with a deeper appreciation for global artistry and the rich traditions behind what we wear.
 
No prior experience is needed—just a love for creativity, exploration, and culture!
 
Quickest method to contact The Frizz: text 916.295.0420
 
Class Sessions
1st Semester:
September 12th
September 26th
October 10th
October 24th
November 7st
November 21st
December 5th
December 19th
 
2nd Semester:
January 16th
January 30th
February 13th
February 27th
March 6th
March 20th
April 10th
April 24th
 
“What is memorized is easily forgotten, what is understood is never forgotten.”  ~Dr. Adler
 
All classes are full-year classes. Students enrolled in a Fall Semester class will automatically enroll for the Spring Semester in December to ensure their place in the class. Pricing is per semester.