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Each video showed, with very clear close-ups action shots, exactly how to make the jewellry.

If you forget how to make the jewelry piece, you just go back to your video re-learn what you have forgotten.

It's easier to learn using videos than trying to understand written patterns/directions.

With a video course you can learn at the pace that best suits you.

After seeing many of my students deal with this problem, that's when I decided to produce step-by-step videos of me making each jewelry piece I taught in class.

You get to take a face-to-face class once, but with videos you get to access a course as many times as you like.

Here's a summary of the key points I hear most often: You can access the video course over and over again anytime you like.

Some can do that easily, but many can't, and they become frustrated and give up.

Convenience With a video course you can watch anytime anywhere.

It was a simple three-step formula: Watch Me Make the Jewelry, Copy What I Do, and Repeat on Your Own.

You can save A LOT of money versus taking face-to-....

Patterns require your brain to translate 2 dimensions into our real 3-dimensional world.

This is not only frustrating, but even worse you will have to spend money again to take another class just to remember what you already learned.

Excellent value.

Many people, myself included, have a lot of trouble understanding beaded jewelry making patterns on paper.

You can replay it, stop it, rewind it, fast forward it.

Over time, I have received feedback from students telling my why they preferred my video home-study courses over taking face-to-face classes and other methods of learning how to make jewerly.

When I saw what a positive difference these videos made for my students I knew I was on to something.

You can learn at your own pace In a face-to-face class the pace of instruction will sometimes seem to slow for you, and sometimes too fast.