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I'm currently teaching out of my South Park studio in Seattle, Washington.
I teach hollow forming, metalsmithing, and enameling techniques to all skill levels.
With over 25 years of hammering and teaching experience, I'm thrilled to share my wealth of knowledge with you.
Contact me to schedule
This class is ideal for groups who want to try a new activity together and connect through art.
Each participant will leave with an enameled pendant, fun memories, and the satisfaction of having drawn their own custom wearable piece.
No art experience necessary.
Available for 4-12 people
This class is ideal for small groups who want to learn something new together and leave with a finished piece of functional metal art.
Hammer a mini bowl from flat copper. Learn to texture and smooth the piece and leave with a finished bowl.
No experience necessary.
Available for 2-4 people
Transform flat sheet metal into voluminous bowls, vessels, and sculptural forms.
Options available for beginners or advanced metalsmiths. All skill levels welcome.
Available for 1-3 people
“Catherine has a great teaching ability and is a joy to have as an instructor.”
“Catherine is very knowledgeable and helpful with specific questions and helped me figure out what to do to work better. ”
“Catherine is an excellent instructor - active interest in all students work and progress.”
“Catherine is very observant and patient in explaining options for how to do this work.”
“Catherine is a very kind person and a great teacher. She made it fun and comfortable. No pressure to be perfect. I had a blast. She’s also very accommodating to people with physical issues. Helped me find ways to work without hurting my body.”
- from Anonymous (post-class evalutions)
Email me anytime and I'll get back to you within a day or two.
I'm happy to customize most classes to your needs and work with you to ensure you have the best experience.
I look forward to hearing from you!
-Catherine Grisez
“Catherine is excellent all around - she’s attentive to what we’re working on, available without hovering, accessible, friendly, and easy to communicate with.”
-from Anonymous post-class evaluation