Make an amazing chair! This course is designed to extend furniture-making skills that have been acquired on the Introduction to Furniture Making course.
This practical one-day-a-week, 15-week-long course is an introduction to basic furniture-making and aims to give you a useful grounding in the field.
This intermediate level course concentrates on the use of portable power tool technology for making furniture in solid timber manufactured boards.
This course is part of the AMUSF (Association of Master Upholsterers and Soft Furnishers) professional qualification programme.
This course is suitable if you want to work commercially, either as part of an upholstery or restoration business or for a hobby. It is also a great idea if you have a chair that you want to repair yourself.
This course introduces you to the basic constructional methods, using traditional materials and methods that have been used for several centuries.
This one-day course will give you the opportunity to learn some basic traditional upholstery techniques while working on a drop-in seat cushion to rejuvenate an old chair or create a soft pad for a new chair. The course is also a good follow up to the Intermediate Furniture Making short course at The Cass.
This five-day course is designed to give you an introduction to modern and traditional finishing.
