OPTION 2: You can take a face-to-face class taught by an instructor. OPTION 3: You can learn on your own at home by watching a class on video that shows an instructor teaching how to make a piece of jewelry. From my experience working with students face-to-face, and using video instruction, I believe that OPTION 3, watching videos, is by far the best. Here's why. When I started teaching others how to make jewelry I conducted face-to-face classes with my students. I learned that my students could quickly grasp beading basics while they were in class watching and following what I was doing. But as is the case with all newly learned skills, the problems started once my students went home and tried to make the jewelry piece again. Many of my students could not re-create what they had already learned...