The new term begins 27th September 2021 - View the Schedule
Tuesdays:
1pm - 3pm & 5.30pm - 7.30pm
New term starts:
Monday, 27th September 2021
Tutor
Michelle Douglas
Make a new piece of beautiful beaded jewellery each week with a professional finish
The beginner/refresher class allows students to get their feet wet. You will start with basic techniques in stringing, beadweaving, wirework and kumihimo forming a solid foundation for advancement.
Each week builds on the last with projects that can be completed during the 2 hour class. You will develop the skills needed to read a diagram or pattern, follow written instructions and work successfully with colour.
For more information or to book your place, please fill out the website contact form.
I have been making jewellery using Swarovski crystals, semi-precious stones and sterling silver for over 35 years. Although my BSc degree is in Mathematics, I hold a teaching qualification in adult education. I have taught in the UK since 2003 for Darlington Borough Council, CCAD - Middlesbrough, The Art Centre - Darlington and King James Academy - Bishop Auckland.
Location
The Bridge Centre
Yarm Road
Darlington
DL1 1ED
Parking
The Bridge is a short drive from Darlington Town Centre, with free parking available on-site and in the surrounding area.
There is also a covered space to store bicycles.
A number of Arriva buses stop outside The Bridge, including numbers: 2, 3B and 12
We're a ten minute walk from Darlington Train Station. From the Yarm Road entrance to the station, turn right onto Yarm Road (walking away from the town centre), and follow the road towards the corner of Hundens Lane.
Our building is fully accessible including disabled facilities.
Dropped curbs are in use in the surrounding area for wheelchair access to the building.
If you have any queries about The Bridge, we encourage you to get in touch using the details below:
Phone: 01325 243864
E-mail: Contact us
The Bridge provides a vibrant community led venue to support artists and encourage visual arts involvement for Darlington. Many artists who had a presence at the Darlington Arts Centre can now be found at The Bridge Centre. It is also the home of other arts-based organisations.
