Kimberly Huff Thanks so much for coming back to comment and share your experience with others! And also for your awesome review on the course. I'm so glad you decided to join and that you enjoyed it. It's a pleasure to have you as a student :)

missy reynolds Hi Missy! That’s a really great question, actually and I’m sure you meant it to be rhetorical, so please forgive the long text but I want to answer it thoughtfully because you’re probably not the only one thinking it! First, if you take a look at my channel and website you will see that I have and still continue to teach a LOT of techniques and tutorials for free and provide feedback to those with questions. Creating this course is not at all about ‘making a buck’, it’s about being able to provide the best learning experience for those who are serious about learning these skills. A well put-together course guides the student in a logical way from start to finish and each lesson builds on the last so that the student doesn’t have to wonder what skill they should learn next and then seek out where to find that information. Beginners usually don’t know what they don’t know, and they get lost and waste time searching out the next step and usually end up giving up or in way over their heads or they get distracted by something else and forget where they were trying to go. That’s totally fine but like I said, anyone serious about learning a skill the right way is going to be very frustrated by this process. And that’s where I come in! I am actually a professional jewelry designer and instructor, and have been since 2004. My students are VERY happy and if you read my course reviews you’ll see they say things like “I’ve tried this SO many times and never knew what I was doing wrong” or “thank you for going over this in such detail - I’ve watched a dozen KZfaq videos and always felt like I was missing something. I finally got it! There are MANY amazing tutorials and teachers on KZfaq, but trying to learn a complete skill set from several different videos and teachers would be like trying to learn a complete skill set by studying 100 different chapters from 100 different text books. You'll get a lot of information, but how do you make sense of it all? To me, it’s like the difference between taking an online college course to learn any subject vs trying to learn that same subject on KZfaq. It can be done via KZfaq for sure, but not easily, efficiently, or with the best results. And that’s my mission - getting results for the students who really care about learning to wire wrap, by providing them a structured curriculum in an optimized, interactive learning environment. Even if I were to try and teach this course by uploading the same videos to KZfaq, it doesn’t constitute what I consider to be an optimum learning environment, where I can easily guide students through the learning process with homework assignments and personalized feedback, and cheer them on along the way! And, based on 300+ happy students so far and dozens of 5 star reviews, that is an experience is worth paying for :) I’m sure that was a bit more of an answer than you were expecting and I’m not trying to convince you personally but you brought up a valid point that others may also be pondering. Thanks so much for your question, and for allowing me to address it in such detail! Warmly, Jess

Kimberly Huff So sorry about that! No idea what happened but it seems to be working now. If you still can't see the page, maybe try in a different browser: jewelrytutorialhq.com/courses Thanks for letting me know!

JewelryTutorialHQ Well, I accessed it on my phone originally and all it showed was machine language. I tried on my computer and it worked. I watched some of your preview videos and I was ready to buy. I click on the link, and now I get a "502 Bad Gateway" message. I have to be honest, I am concerned about making this purchase if I can't even get in to purchase. How do I know for sure I will have access to the class?

JewelryTutorialHQ Ok, I just found many more of your tutorials and I want on board. Please help me get in so I can order. ;-)

Kimberly Huff Argh! So frustrating, I'm so sorry! This seems to be a problem with my website, but the course itself is actually hosted on another platform (thankfully). The course is hosted on Udemy and you can access it directly here (with a 50% discount as an apology for the trouble): www.udemy.com/jewelry-making-wire-wrapped-jewelry-for-beginners/?couponCode=LETSWRAP19 Udemy is a secure, trusted platform and you can see tons of reviews from happy students at the bottom :) Again, I'm so sorry for the trouble. Hope to see you inside the course!

JewelryTutorialHQ Thank you so much! I have signed up and can't wait to get started.