Knotted Rope Necklaces
with Shahar Boyayan
On-Demand Access
$97
- 10+ Video lessons in HD
- Exclusive bonus content
- 30-day access to instructor
- Over 10 hours of in-depth instructions
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- Available on desktop, mobile and tablet
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What you will learn:
Class 1:
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About the instructor
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Types & Tools
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Types of cords
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Variations
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How to protect cords
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Metals
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wrapping the cord
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Infinity necklace with finishing
Class 2:
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Donut with knots
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Teardrop pendant
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Double knot necklace
Class 3:
- Big Cord necklace
- Rounded 8 necklace
- Celtic Heart
Class 4:
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Navy knot necklace
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Glued necklace
Class 5:
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Necklace with embroidery thread
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Metal and curves necklace
Class 6
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Loopy necklace
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Another pendant technique
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Loopy pendant
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How to price and sell your necklaces
- Monkey Fist Neckace
What students are saying
Thanks so much Shahar, u r the best. Love the way u teach and all the extra selling info. U should do a class on setting up your booth and how to sell and display. Ur so honest and forthcoming. Love ya
Wayne Lim
thanks for sharing Shahar, wonderful class and I enjoy it so much! Look forward to your next class!
Sue Palmer Tilley
Shahar is so entertaining! I have really enjoyed this! Thanks
Coco Watkin
Yes, this has been fascinating
About the course
Is your jewelry collection feeling a little blah these days? Need an inexpensive DIY to ramp up the wow factor in your wardrobe? These rope necklaces will turn heads and add a load of color to your outfit. You won’t want to take them off! This is the latest trend in necklaces for you to learn and sell.
Open Facebook Group to students of this course:
Curious Mondo: Knotted Rope Necklaces
Time table:
6 hours
Level:
Basic / Intermediate / Advanced.
Target market:
People looking for a new hobby, Artists, Creative folks and Fiber Artists
Main objective:
Learn how to make necklaces with rope.
Prerequisite:
None
Knotted Rope Necklaces Sneak Peak
About the instructor
Shahar is a textile artist. She believes that anything with fiber can become an art piece. Most of her work are sculptures of animals, with a keen preference for birds and fish. 90% of her time is spent with wool but she also likes to play with wood, beads and silver.
Shahar is the host of Felting TV where she features other felt artists and hopes to get the word out about felting to a mass audience.