Jewellery - Intermediate Beading Evening Class

Take your beading skills to a new level with our great intermediate beading class! Throughout five weeks you will learn a whole new range of skills, including basic wire wrapping, using chain in your jewellery and much more.

You will learn to make a range of earrings, necklaces, bracelets and rings using beads, chain, wire and other materials.

The programme of the five sessions is below:

Week 1 - Earring Making Using Chain and Wire e.g cluster earrings, chandelier earrings etc...

Week 2 - Bracelet Making using chain and wire

Week 3 - Ring Making, cocktail rings and beyond. If you have already learned how to make cocktail rings don't worry as this is a more intermediate level including making larger rings and using wire to make different shapes.

Week 4 - Cluster Necklace using wire and chain

Week 5 - Fashion Necklace using wire and chain.

Each week you will have some beautiful handmade jewellery to take home and show off to friends and family and in this 5 week course most students make 6-8 pieces of jewellery.

This is another popular class so remember to book early to avoid disappointment!

What some of our students have said about this class:

'I loved this class and feel like I have learned loads in such a short space of time - Thanks!' Vanessa Ream

'I have been beading for years but never had any proper training, I now feel really confident and feel that I can make all those pieces I have in my head just waiting to come out!' Julie Longains

'Thank you for such a lovely class, it is a great setting, really friendly teachers and I feel really inspired to get making again' Gemma Lewis

' I run a small jewellery business from home and felt quite limited by my skills, after doing this class there is so much more I can offer my customers, the techniques and styles we learned are really in fashion and I can now apply them to my business - Highly recommended!' Carol Simms

'Great class, was really good fun - I only wish it was longer, what will I do with my Thursdays now?' Kelly Smith