Students making a lot of molds in class
Three day workshops are taught by Michael Joy. Twelve students (maximum) per class learn a wide variety of technical information and complete their own silicone molds.
This class teaches mold making only, no food casting.

Want more detailed information about the class?
Comb through Class Details. If you have more questions call us 708-660-9707 or send us an e-mail Joy@ChicagoMoldSchool.com

Where are the classes held?
The Chicago School of Mold Making
46 Lake Street, Oak Park, Il 60302

Class Dates for 2012

March 12, Monday- 9am-5pm
March 13, Tuesday- 9am-5pm
March 14, Wednesday- 8am-2pm

May 21, Monday- 9am-5pm
May 22, Tuesday- 9am-5pm
May 23, Wednesday- 8am-2pm

July 9, Monday- 9am-5pm
July 10, Tuesday- 9am-5pm
July 11, Wednesday- 8am-2pm

October 8, Monday- 9am-5pm
October 9, Tuesday- 9am-5pm
October 10, Wednesday- 8am-2pm


How much does a class cost?
$1,150.00 ( $800.00 for the three day class plus $350.00 for the tool kit and silicone material-all of which you take home.)

We have made arrangements for specially priced rooms. When make your reservation, let them know we sent you.

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Come join us, Register Online Here.
or Download a Faxable Form Here.

 Michael Joy teaching how to pour silicone
"Michael Joy is truly a master. I have learned so much in three days...it's amazing. He has taught me a skill that gives me an edge in the very competitive culinary field. Also, the book, Confectionery Art Casting, is mind blowing and so detailed in the instruction, even a novice like me can understand it. Thank you Michael!"
-Jeremy Choo
Maui Culinary Academy

"What I didn't expect from this class was the tremendous depth of knowledge about a vast array of mold making concerns and materials that Michael not only knew about,.. but also, was clearly able to convey their applications along with many mind expanding ideas capitalizing on what we learned. I went in thinking I would learn a little about mold making, but came out with a much greater understanding of materials and their uses. I will be using the information I learned in this class to further my company and my art."
-Sally Weiner

"Thank you ever so much for an unforgettable class ... you are truly a gifted teacher and such a charismatic artist. Thank you also for your warm hospitality and generosity!"
-Charlotte Neuviller

"You have such a great team, brilliant and very nice people!"
-Fanny Chan