Torch Fired Enameling Class April 2 at Silver Peak Studio in Louisville, CO
Enameled pendants by students at Silver Peak Studio
Torch fired enamel samples
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Torch-Fired Enameling April

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Bring your partner, bestie, or your lovely self and learn the art of enameling! In this fast and fun class, you will be learning the method of fusing glass to metal without a kiln to create your own enameled jewelry.  Enameling is one of the few ways to apply color to metal and create beautifully complex designs.  Cost includes $20 materials fee.

No experience required; all levels welcome!  

Students will create a custom pendant, pair of earrings, or key chain and will learn:

  • Selection of type of metal and enamels
  • Cleaning metal for application
  • How to apply enamels
  • Torch use
  • Clean-up and graphite application

Class duration: 2 hours 

Tools will be provided.  You need to bring a N95 or KN95 mask to wear when working with powdered enamel.   


The last day to cancel for a full refund is March 26, 2023. Please review our FAQ page for directions and dress code.  By registering for the class you agree to our policies and dress code. 

About the instructor, Kenzie Nelson

Kenzie Nelson instructor at Silver Peak StudioKenzie has been enveloped by art and art making her entire life and loves nothing more than connecting with others through the act of creating. After taking an introduction to metalsmithing class in her first year of college, she became infatuated with the medium. She earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Colorado State University and graduated Magna Cum Laude with a concentration in metalsmithing and jewelry making. She loves sharing her passion with others and has teaching experience ranging from K-12 art, museum education classes, as well as collegiate level metalsmithing courses.


Her work has been exhibited throughout the U.S. in curated and juried exhibitions, most recently in The Feminist Art Museum’s Protest and Protect and the Greater Denton Arts Council’s Materials: Hard and Soft.


Some of Kenzie’s favorite things are colorful eyeshadow, animals, and coffee. Making art is her favorite activity, but she and also enjoys going to flea markets, gardening, and being outside.