Intro to Beaded Jewelry II

Expand skills learned in Part 1 with an additional knotting technique, an easy seed bead technique that creates fabulous bangles and necklaces, and working with wire to create chains with beads and earrings.

This class may also be used to complete unfinished projects from Part 1. Students do not need to take Part 1.

Students cannot be accepted after the first class or without prior authorization from the instructor.

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This program is part of the Gilda and Henry Block School of the Arts.

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Instructor

Marsha Davis

Marsha Davis is a professional jewelry instructor with over 20 years of experience teaching beaded jewelry — ranging from pearl knotting and stringing, to seed beadwork, to macramé, crochet, wirework and weaving. She has been on the faculty of The 92nd Street Y, New York’s Jewelry Center since 2000, teaching 4 classes weekly, and previously at The Craft Students League. Ms Davis has also taught workshops for The American Craft Museum, Museum of Art and Design, The American Museum of Natural History, Newark Museum Arts Workshop, The Bead Society of Greater New York, and bead stor ...