Learn How to Make Your Own Jewelry

Jewelry Making Lessons in New Berlin, PA

Looking to try your hand at jewelry making near Lewisburg or the Susquehanna Valley? Join me in my home studio in New Berlin, PA for a creative, hands-on experience where you’ll learn traditional metalsmithing techniques and leave with a piece of handmade jewelry you designed yourself.

These small group sessions (limited to 3 people) offer a relaxed, personal environment where you can explore your creativity at your own pace. Whether you're from Lewisburg, Selinsgrove, Mifflinburg—or visiting the Central Pennsylvania region—this is a great way to connect with local art and learn something new.

Come on your own or with a friend or two (each person books separately). You don’t have to make the same project—each participant is welcome to choose their own design. The examples shown during booking are just a starting point—you're free to bring your own ideas and inspiration.

Jewelry Metal Piercing
Blue Patina Earrings and two rings on artist

Learn Jewelry Making from a Local Artist

I’m Sarah Binder, the artist behind Sincerely Sarah Jewelry, and I’ve been making jewelry for over two decades. What began with beading and an early love for Native American art turned into a passion for metalsmithing when a high school teacher encouraged me to take a course. Today, I handcraft each piece in my New Berlin studio, drawing inspiration from the textures and forms of the natural world around us.

Now, I’m opening up that space to teach others who are curious about the craft. Whether you’re a beginner or just looking to try something new, these sessions are a meaningful way to learn, make, and take home something truly one-of-a-kind.

As an artist I also have room to learn and grow, the jewelry projects that can completed in my studio are limited to my skill set and tools available. If you have questions feel free to contact me!

 


What’s Included

  • All materials included for Level 1 jewelry making sessions, Level 2 courses may incur additional material fees dependent on the project

  • Level 1 projects are designed to be completed in approximately 2 hours

  • Use of all tools and equipment, including saws, hammers, files, and more

  • Safety gear like safety glasses provided—just bring yourself!


Discover jewelry making in New Berlin, PA—right in the heart of the Susquehanna Valley.
This is a welcoming, beginner-friendly experience where you can slow down, work with your hands, and create something beautiful.

Explore upcoming sessions and reserve your spot today.

Please note the following:

My studio is located in my home. No animals will be in the studio during sessions, but there are several animals in the home including cats and a dog (beagle). If you are highly allergic to animals this studio may not be the right fit for you. 

Cancellation & Refund Policy:

  • Cancellations made 72 hours or more before the session will receive a full refund.
  • Cancellations made 24–72 hours in advance will receive a 50% refund.
  • No refunds will be issued for cancellations made within 24 hours of the session.
woman making jewelry in a home studio with traditional hand tools

Host a Workshop at Your Location

Can’t make it to New Berlin? I can bring the jewelry-making experience to you! I offer a traveling workshop where participants will create their own pierced metal earrings using traditional metalsmithing techniques. Together we’ll explore sawing, filing, texturing, and antiquing—and everyone will leave with a finished pair of handcrafted earrings.

Cost: $275 per session (8 people maximum)
Travel Fee: $1 per mile from ZIP code 17855

To host a workshop, your space will need:

  • 6-foot tables, with no more than 2 people per table

  • Tables must accommodate a clamp-on bench pin

  • For safety, tables should be positioned against a wall

This is a great option for small groups, creative get-togethers, or community events.
Interested in hosting? Contact me to chat about the details!

group jewelry making workshop

Get Started at Home

If you're just starting out or want to continue to practice your jewelry making skills at home, check out my list of recommended tools to get started!

parallel pliers