Arts & Crafts courses

In these days of increasing leisure opportunities, many people are turning to Arts and Crafts for creative satisfaction and also as a way of embellishing the home, or making distinctively individual gifts.

This exciting course is designed to give a thorough grounding in many diverse techniques, to give confidence during those first steps into a new activity, and to stimulate fresh ideas for your own creativity.

It has been prepared with great care by an expert in all the fields listed below, and will delight all those who follow it.

Course Subjects

10 Lessons

Personalised Stationery
Decorative Photograph
Albums
Using Different Media
Murals
Greeting Cards
Drawing Caricatures
Party Accessories
Drawing
Clay Moulding
Paper
Flowers
Ribbons & Bows
Decoupage & Gift Boxes

Students obtaining 70% or more in the final examination will be awarded the BSY Certificate of Competence.

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Course Fees £245.00

Pay in one sum or by easy monthly instalments with a deposit of £70.00

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