Most people are always wonder how these Ankara Crafts are made, most importantly how to stand out in the over-crowded market. This is what prompted the need to set this up.


In this Intensive 2-day event, Senero will be teaching on:

- ACCESSORIES MODULE: Ankara stud earring, Ankara bow earring, Ankara bib necklace, Ankara chokers, Ankara bangles, Ankara twisted necklace, Ankara Hair bow, Ankara Hair clip, Ankara Lapel pin for men, Ankara Brooch pins for women, Ankara bow ties
- BOOKS MODULE: Ankara book, Ankara Stones book, Jean and Ankara book
- OTHER ITEMS MODULE: Ankara fan, Ankara key holder, Ankara patch t-shirts
- BEDAZZLING
- REVAMPING

To REGISTER: www.ankaraworkshop.eventbrite.com

Senero will also be offering FREE COURSES on:
How to market and sell your products
How to take clear product pictures and how to edit them
How to establish your brand’s social media presence

Plus first 3 people to register, gets some free materilas from us

If you're the creative type like me and you love all these ankara products you've been seeing everywhere on social media, and you've been like, how exactly did these people do this?..... well I would be showing you how to wrap any item using Ankara fabric, using bangles as the 'case study'

I showed this in a 5 mins video on Youtube. Hope you don't mind the re-direct

See video here -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSCacejC1cg

Hi nairalanders, this time I’d be showing you a picture tutorial of how to make your own customized phone case in 5 steps. Who is ready to learn?

First of all,

Materials needed:

- Transparent phone case (I used an iPhone6s plus case for this)
- UHU gum
- Scissors
- Flowers
- Any other ‘glam up’ material

Let's begin!

The rest of the tutorial can be seen here.....didn't want to keep uploading the pictures here when I've posted it somewhere before. bear with me - https:///8moirB

Have fun learning!

Hello nairalanders

Who's interested in learning how to make unique Ankara Books that would people would want to buy?

Oh well, I've been making Ankara products for a while now and decided to record a free training. Make sure you don't just watch, but try to make it too. When you make it, you can tag us @senero_ng on any social media account and we would repost it. Can't wait to see what you'd make.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5InEyqJ4e4o

Materials Needed:
- Book or Journal
- Scissors
- Glue
- Ankara Material


Have fun learning! More tips can also be found on our website.

Hello nairalanders

Who's interested in learning how to make unique Ankara Books that would people would want to buy?

Oh well, I've been making Ankara products for a while now and decided to record a free training. Make sure you don't just watch, but try to make it too. When you make it, you can tag us @senero_ng on any social media account and we would repost it. Can't wait to see what you'd make.

https://www.youtu.be/3-rojJmkplo


Have fun learning! More tips can also be found on our website.

Hello nairalanders

Who's interested in learning how to make unique Ankara Books that would people would want to buy?

Oh well, I've been making Ankara products for a while now and decided to record a free training. Make sure you don't just watch, but try to make it too. When you make it, you can tag us @senero_ng on any social media account and we would repost it. Can't wait to see what you'd make.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-rojJmkplo


Have fun learning! More tips can also be found on our website.

Hi people, who's tired of throwing away their old bags, simply because the leather keeps peeling off or the color starts to change?

Oh well, I'd be teaching you how to cover your old bags to look as good as new. It's a video tutorial showing the step-by-step process. Its very easy even if you're a beginner. Click on the play button below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5-Jdx7om4o

Materials needed:
- Old bag
- Ankara material
- Glue
- Scissors

Have fun watching! and let me know how it goes, I'm also very open to answering your questions.

Hi future interviewee's,
During the last interview I went for, I experienced a few hitches that could have been prevented, if only I knew....so I thought of writing this post to help others prevent such mistakes. My personal experience of each point is enclosed brackets for those who are interested. Happy reading!

1. Don't assume the interviewers know a thing about you, whether you've had a one-on-one contact with them before or not, speak to them like you've never met them before.i.e tell them everything! every single relevant thing!
(My flaw here was that I thought my CV was quite explanatory so when asked questions about my previous experiences I would only skim the surface thinking 'oh they should already know I did this and that' no need to talk about it again)

2. You need enough rest before the interview. If your 'enough rest' is 6hrs then give yourself that, if its 8hrs then give yourself nothing less than that.
(I flew in the previous night and my interview was the next morning, being a perfectionist I kept reading and researching overnight and had only 2hrs 30mins to sleep, you can imagine how I felt that morning plus the flight stress, I looked at the mirror like a 100 times checking for eye bags)

3. While talking, the interviewers might keep looking at their watch, don't fret or think you're talking too much. Stay focused and keep your thoughts aligned.
(This could have been prevented as the interviewers had told me at the beginning not to be mindful of this but I still found myself unconciously trying to 'save their time' thereby rushing some of my words and ruling out important things I was supposed to say which didn't make any sense because hello! it's an interview, if you're taking their time they would let you know, don't help them to 'mince' their time...lol )

4. Ask 2 or 3 people who have gone for a similar interview for tips but don't put your whole mind on it because the interviewers always have new tricks up their sleeves. Let what they tell you only guide you and nothing more.
(Due to what I heard previously, I had rigorously prepared only within that circle. Unknown to me, I was going to be asked questions outside that. You can imagine how many minutes it took me to properly get myself)

5. Remain confident. No matter the tone the interview takes or how one stage goes, don't let it affect your demeanor, go on like nothing ever happened.
( I think everyone knows this already but trust me it goes past knowing to doing, I experienced this LIVE...lol but unlike the other points this was a plus for me)

6. Go prepared. Go with your stationery complete - pencils, biros, erasers because you might just be in for a surprise and you dont want to mess up (this one was just too funny as I went along with a red pen - because I'm an assistant lecturer, got there and discovered there was going to be a short 'quiz' in which I spent 1.5mins out of 5 looking for a blue/black pen)

I hope this helps someone!
I'm available for any further questions

Hey people,

To make an ankara book for example is as easy as these 1-2-3-4 steps we're about to share with you

STEP 1 - Get your ankara fabric and notepad ready

STEP 2 - Cover the book carefully using any glue (you can use UHU or Top Bond or Evostic) to fasten the sides as if you're wrapping your normal exercise book

STEP 3 - Add any extra design to make your book unique and noticeable

STEP 4 - Your book is ready to be used!

Send us your feedback or ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS at senerocompany@gmail.com || To stay up to date for more tips visit our facebook page with this link - facebook.com/senerong || Instagram & Twitter - @senero_ng

Hey people,

To make an ankara book for example is as easy as these 1-2-3-4 steps we're about to share with you

STEP 1 - Get your ankara fabric and notepad ready

STEP 2 - Cover the book carefully using any glue (you can use UHU or Top Bond or Evostic) to fasten the sides as if you're wrapping your normal exercise book

STEP 3 - Add any extra design to make your book unique and noticeable

STEP 4 - YOur book is ready to be used!

Send us your feedback or any further question at senerocompany@gmail.com || To stay up to date for more tips visit our facebook page with this link - facebook.com/senerong || Instagram & Twitter - @senero_ng