Beading Lesson, Wireworks in Petaling Jaya

Good day to you!

I am starting new classes again from 17 September 2011(Saturday) onwards in Sunway Mas (Near Bandar Utama - map will be sent to you after confirmation of appointment.) Please register before the class.

Basic Beading Lesson 1

(RM290)

Techniques involve Crimping, Knotting, Stringing, Opening & Closing Jump Ring, Wire Looping, Wire Link, and etc...

3 strands necklace, 1 earring

2 bracelets and 1 earring

Choice of 3 rings or 1 pendant and 2 rings.

Newly added Wireworks Lesson

Wireworks Part 1

(RM350)

You will be learning basic techniques:

Wire Sizes
Making Jumprings
Wire Links
Wirewrapped Links
Fish Hook Fasterner With Eye
“S” Hook
Spiral Hook
Extra Strong Hook
Spiral Eyelet
Paddle Head Pin

With the above knowledge, make

Spiral Eyelet bracelet
Spiral Eyelet earrings
Caged Bead Bracelet
Caged Bead Earrings
Pendant wrapping with Necklace

Wireworks Part 2

(Rm350)

You will be learning basic techniques:

Wig Jig Pattern Design
Wire Herringbone
Beads drilling

With the above knowledge, make

Free form Wig Jig Necklace
Free Form Wig Jig bracelet
Wire Herringbone Bracelet
Flowery Ring
Pearl Stud Earrings

All projects inclusive of materials, beading tools at RM35 for 3 pieces. After completing the course, you will have the skill to design for your own pleasure or for sale.

Hope to hear from you. See ya!

(Please help forward to friends who is interested)

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