~ One on One Jewellery Classes to suit only you! ~
If you are dying to get into making jewellery with PMC and there are no workshop dates on the calendar that work for you, send me an email We will work out a one day - 1 to 1 class for just for you!
You can tell me what you want to learn (within limits) and we'll work the whole day around what you want to do!
No waiting around for other students that might be slower, pick a day when the kids are at school etc. Read more........ |
Hi, my name is Maggie Bergman. I am a jewellery artist, working in PMC & traditional silver jewellery.
Silver Jewellery Classes
I teach silver jewellery classes at my studio in Nerang, on the northern end of the Gold Coast.
When Artclay Silver first came to Australia I was one of the first group of people to get certified as a teacher of this very exciting material.
My background in pottery & traditional silver jewellery classes, really made me appreciate the fantastic possibilities of PMC.
The speed of making a piece of 3D jewellery really appealed to me. I love to dream up a design and make it quickly before life interferes.
I like to mix other materials in my jewellery, combining PMC with sterling silver, copper, titanium, glass, plastics & resin.... the list goes on and the possibilities are endless!
In January 2007 I was invited to become an advisor to the Masters Registry. This is the most stimulating program I have ever been involved with. It resulted in exciting new directions for my work. In 2008 I attained my Reg. level I, one of the first 3 people in the world.
I am working toward the Masters Reg. Level II now, it is a very exciting program and I am enjoying the challenge.
For the last 6 years I have been passing on my skills, both in PMC & metalwork, to my students in Queensland & Victoria. The classes are project based and cater for beginners, taking them up to Intermediate and Advanced skill levels.
For a list of current workshops offered see the workshop page for all my classes. They are now held at Nerang, on the Northern end of the Gold Coast |