Intro to Chainmaille \ $35Wednesday, February 12 (6-9pm)Introduce yourself to the world of chainmaille in this comprehensive workshop. We’ll discuss the importance ofprecision sized jump rings, how to prepare and work withjump rings, type of pliers to use, and how to weave thissimple yet impressive Spiral Chain. From here you will havethe skills to advance to more complex chainmaille weavesand beyond. A custom cut rings kit must be purchasedat workshop. All skill levels welcome. Materials list.by Wendy Remmers

You’ve Got Maille \ $25Saturday, February 8 (2-5pm)Do you have any unfinished chainmaille that’s sittingaround waiting to get finished? Have you forgotten how to continue the weave? Or, have you started another oneand forgotten how to start it? Here’s your chance to getback on track and get them done with Wendy by your side. Any student from Wendy’s previous chainmailleclasses are eligible to attend.

by Wendy Remmers

Forest Queen \ $45Saturday, February 1 (12-4pm)There’s a lot to be learned in this class! We will start withthe focal where we will create a right angle weave stitchedbezel that will perfectly encase your cabochon. We will thenjump to creating the beaded stars using the herringbonestitch. Create a custom bail using odd-count peyote stitchand string them all together to form this beautiful necklace.Herringbone, right angle, and peyote stitch experienceis required. Materials list.by Jennifer Soltero

Kumihimo fs \ $25Sunday, February 2 (10am-1pm) Get a comprehensive introduction to the popular braidingtechnique called kumihimo! During this class you will learnhow to set up the disk, what materials are appropriate touse, and the technique of kumihimo. An affordable kumi-himo foam disk will be used to construct the bracelet afterwhich you will learn a quick and easy finishing technique.All skill levels welcome. Materials list.

by Sheilah Cleary

Flat Even Count Peyote fs \ $25Sunday, February 2 (2-5pm) Join us as we learn one of the most basic off-loom beadweaving technique. The peyote stitch has been seen in Native American beadwork as well as Ancient Egyptian artifacts. It can be woven in an even count or odd count ofbeads per row, although this class will be focused on themore popular even count. We’ll be making this simple andfashionable band bracelet featuring a Z hook clasp as thefocal. All skill levels welcome. Materials list.by Wendy Remmers

Bead Looming fs \ $25Saturday, February 8 (10am-1pm) Allow me to introduce you to looming. During this class you will learn how to set up the loom, what materials areappropriate to use, and the technique of looming. Most importantly you will learn three different techniques for finishing, none of which involve sewing in the threads. Thisclass will also address several ways to add a clasp, and anadded bonus of learning how to graph your own designsfor the future. All skill levels welcome. Materials list.by Sheilah Cleary

Triple Threat \ $55Sunday, February 9 (10am-4pm)You won’t want to miss this triple threat experience. It hasit all – three dimensional beaded rings, beaded tube beadsand fabulous dagger and briolette fringing. What more could you ask for? Reinforce your peyote stitching skillsand create this fashion forward necklace that is as fun tomake as it is to wear! Basic peyote stitch experience is helpful but not required. Materials list.

by Catherine Parks

Multi-Strand Gemstone Bracelet \ $25Saturday, February 15 (10am-12pm)Learn to make this pretty and fashionable multi-strandbracelet using gemstones, pearls, seed beads or really anycombination of beads that fit your style. Easily designed tofit any wrist size, this bracelet is all about showing off yourbead stash! Bring in a selection of beads and learn how tocreate a fluid design that highlights them all and capturesyour essence. All skill levels welcome. Materials list.

by Kat Clark

Prisma Colored Copper \ $45Saturday, February 15 (1-5pm)Learn to apply a beautiful color patina to copper jewelryusing Prisma Color pencils. This technique can be used onany copper sheet form, but students will focus on making at least one ring and one pendant in this class. Combiningcolors and color layering will be taught as well. Somemetal fabrication experience is helpful but not required.Materials list.

by Kat Clark

Tropical Sea Starfish \ $65Sunday, February 16 (10am-5pm)This breezy sea starfish is bold, delicate and playful! Itmeasures two inches across and encrusted with glisteningcrystals and dotted with a rivoli jewel in the center. Thisbracelet is a dimensional bangle style and a comfort towear. It is made with peyote and herringbone techniques.Basic peyote and herringbone stitch experience is required. Materials list.

by Lananh Bui

February - March 2014

Dynamic Duo \ $25Thursday, March 6 (6-8pm) Ear ornaments are quick and fun and fulfills our desire forinstant gratification. With these two pairs of earrings you’llbe amazed at how easy it will be to make matching earringdesigns using basics forming tools and pliers. Choose tomake your pairs in sterling, silver-filled, copper, brass orbronze wires with complimentary beads to highlight. You’llalso have a chance to create your very own custom madeear wires. All skill levels welcome. Materials list.by Veronica Fernandez

Freeform Bead Embroidered Cuff \ $55Saturday, March 8 (10am-4pm) Bead embroider in a whole new way, and in a way that youcan do no wrong. No measuring or making sure you havethe perfectly matched cabochons to work out a symmetri-cal design. In this class you will learn to make a beautifulfreeform bracelet using a wide variety of beads, gemstonesand a bit of chain. Peyote stitch experience is helpfulbut not required. Materials list.

by Nicole Eatherly

Stitched UFOs \ $25Sunday, March 2 (2-5pm)Here’s your chance to tackle those “stitched” UFOs: UnFinished Objects. Wendy will be at the helm of thiscatch-up class and will gladly help you get back on trackor motivate you to finish that project from way back. Bringany “Wendy” project or “foundation series” project and getthem done! If you have a project taught by another BBWinstructor or from a BBW kit, Wendy will do her best to assist you too. Only BBW projects will qualify.by Wendy Remmers

Willow \ $35Wednesday, February 26 (6-9pm)If you haven’t used a loom before, this may be the time to do it! Learn how to set up your loom and what warp and weft threads are. Then, loom weave this dramatic pattern using Delica beads, learn how to line it with ultra-suede, and create a unique finish with metal filigree stampings and a lobster claw clasp. Basic bead loomingexperience is helpful but not required. Materials list.

by Jennifer Soltero

Speedy Loom Convertible \ $55Saturday, February 22 (10am-4pm) Called “speedy looming” because that’s exactly what it is.Beads are placed onto the warp threads before the loom isdressed and that’s what allows you to move along quickly.You’ll learn the technique of looming a row and then bring-ing in a bead from the warp threads. It’s twice as fast andtwice as sparkly since the beads end up in two different directions. Basic looming experience is required. Materials list.by Sheilah Cleary

Basic Wire Working \ $35Thursday, February 20 (6-9pm)Learn the secrets of wire working as we create the mostbasic design elements in handcrafted jewelry. Students will learn how to make jump rings, eye pins, caged bead, a clasp, and a cute charm. After linking them all together, you will leave with a professionally crafted bracelet, all created by you! Heavy gauge wire requires good handstrength. All skill levels welcome. Materials list.

by Kat Clark

Flat Right Angle Weave fs \ $25Sunday, February 23 (1-4pm) Right angle weave is one of the most popular foundationstitch techniques out there. It’s seen in many forms, al-though we will be concentrating on the flat version in thisclass. Named after it’s ninety degree (right angle) configu-ration of beads, this stitch weaves in a figure eight pathcombining cells together and forming a grid pattern that isso versatile and a popular foundation to many off loombeaded designs. All skill levels welcome. Materials list.by Wendy Remmers

Orb Bauble \ $25Thursday, February 27 (6-8pm) Add a bit of dimension to your chainmaille repertoire withthis spherical orb that is simple, quick, and a delight tomake. You may choose to create yours in one-tone or two-tone, but keep in mind that one-tone is quite a bitharder to learn by. Basic chainmaille experience is helpful but not required. A custom cut rings kit mustbe purchased at workshop. Materials list.

by Wendy Remmers

Beading Fundamentals \ $35 (includes all materials)Sunday, February 23 (10am-12pm)New at beading? This class is especially designed for you.Learn the basics on beads, findings, stringing materials,tools, and how to get started in the wonderful world ofbeading. Make a stretch and bead strung bracelet in this workshop. All skill levels welcome. Includes all materials.

by Andrea Morris

On the Rocks \ $25Saturday, March 1 (10am-12pm)This project is finger bling to the max! A combination ofantiqued wire and a couple of large crystals, plus a fewothers, make this a “cocktail” ring that appears vintage but is definitely not your Grandma’s ring. Perfect to wearas a splashy index or middle finger ring. Wire wrappingexperience is helpful but not required. Materials list.

by Kat Clark

Gemstone Hinged Bangle \ $35Saturday, March 1 (1-4pm)Learn to move heavy gauge wire to form a hinged banglearmature. This simple design can be easily customized to highlight a few gorgeous gemstone beads or shards,pearls and various beads types or found objects. Goodhand strength is helpful to move heavy gauge wire.Materials list.

by Kat Clark

Finn \ $35Sunday, March 2 (10am-1pm)If you’ve been itching to try your hand at three dimensionalbead weaving, this is a great project to start off with. If you already have some experience with dimensional rightangle weave, this project is still a good challenge for you.You’ll find it great fun to make that I’m sure you won’t stop with just one kitty. Right angle weave experience is required. Dimensional bead weaving is helpful but not required. Materials list.by Jennifer Soltero

Knotting Basics \ $25Sunday, March 9 (10am-12pm)There’s no comparison to an elegantly and professionallyknotted necklace or bracelet. Knots protect and secureyour most treasured pearls or beads, and enables yourpiece to drape so naturally. Learn how to choose and work with silk threads and finish with clamshell beadtips.All skill levels welcome. Materials list.

by Andrea Morris

Advanced Knotting \ $35Sunday, March 9 (1-4pm)Use the old pros knotting techniques to create a piece ofjewelry with a near hidden closure using french bullion wire.Also learn how to drill pearls to accommodate the doublingback of the silk to create a clean finish. You may alsochoose to create an “infinity” style necklace that dropsright over your head and uses a hidden joining technique.Basic knotting experience is required. Materials list.

by Andrea Morris

Life in the Jungle \ $65Saturday, March 15 (10am-5pm) This project is made on a Marudai braiding table. Duringthe class you will learn both how to set up the marudai and how to do the actual braiding. Most students will finishthe necklace portion during the class. Embellishmentstaught in this class include peyote stitch, coraling, and wildroses. This class might also serve as a refresher course.Kumihimo experience is helpful but not required. Materials list.by Sheilah Cleary

Secret Saturday Sampler \ $65 (includes all materials)Saturday, March 29 (12-5pm)We all love a little mystery, especially when it rarely disap-points. The hint is that this particular project has somethingto do with bead weaving. Just bring yourself, and perhapsyour reading glasses, because everything else is included.Basic bead weaving experience is required. Includesall materials.

by Wendy Remmers

Double Spiral Stitch fs \ $25Wednesday, March 26 (6-9pm) If you’ve already conquered the traditional Sprial Stitch, try your hand at the Double Spiral. Learn how to createtwo spirals at a time to give you this cool rope effect. One benefit of this stitch is that the spirals tend to stay intact better, as opposed to the regular spiral stitch thatneeds to be manually spiraled. It makes a beautiful braceletand necklace too! Regular spiral stitch experience isrequired. Materials list.by Wendy Remmers

Infinity and Beyond \ $35Thursday, March 13 (6-9pm)This figure eight shaped mathematical symbol denotes theconcept of infinity. It has a long history as a graphic iconand makes a beautiful symbol in jewelry. In this class you’lllearn how to create the infinity base, including the centerconnection, and how to embellish and add sparkle with brilliant bicone crystals. Easily attach it to a chain of yourchoice and you are done. Basic right angle weave experience is required. Materials list. by Catherine Parks

Kitty Band \ $35Sunday, March 16 (10am-1pm)This iconic kitty is nearly as popular as that famous mouseand has a pretty huge fan base that requested it’s release.Here’s your chance to loom weave it into a bandedbracelet and wear it with you wherever you go. Learn how to read a pattern and translate that into a beadedmasterpiece that is cute as a button. Basic bead loomingexperience is required. Materials list.

by Wendy Remmers

Charlotte \ $35Wednesday, March 19 (6-9pm)Join the fun as we stitch this dainty and regal pair of earrings. We will be encasing a sparkling rivoli crystal using a circular peyote technique. Then to give it a bit more pizzazz, we’ll add some embellishments and finishwith a brilliant crystal briollette drop. Peyote stitch experience is required. Materials list.

by Jennifer Soltero

The Romantic \ $45Saturday, March 22 (12-4pm)Expand your bead embroidery talents with this scintillatingdesign. Incorporate found objects like metal filigree stamp-ings and add as much sparkle as you can take. We will be covering a brass cuff blank where we’ll also be lining the interior side and making it such a comfort to wear. Peyote stitch experience is required. Materials list.

by Jennifer Soltero

Triple Helm \ $35Sunday, March 23 (10am-1pm) Bold and beautiful, this triple helm band bracelet will makequite a statement. Although the intent is to make it broad,you are welcome to make a single or double helm instead.You’ll get to choose from one-tone or two-tone kits thatare offered in combinations of sterling or silver filled withcopper, brass, or bronze. Basic chainmaille experienceis helpful but not required. A custom cut rings kit mustbe purchased at workshop. Materials list.by Wendy Remmers

Hoop Dreams \ $25Sunday, March 30 (10am-12pm)This simple hoops are a snap to make and can be made in any size. Fancy schmancy in crystals or casual chic in glass or gemstone beads, these are the most versatilehoops you can make. Great to personalize in birthstone colors for gifts or making pairs to match your entirewardrobe. You can make up to two pairs of earrings in class. Wire working experience is helpful but not required. Materials list.by Kat Clark

Pearl Link Necklace & Earrings \ $25Sunday, March 30 (1-3pm)Learn to make perfectly wire wrapped pearls linked bychain to form this simple but elegant Gatsby-esque neck-lace. Earrings make it an elegantly matched set, while students also learn to custom make their own ear wires.Any size beads or pearls can be used, and will easily adaptto various lengths. Shorter necklaces will require a clasp.Wire wrapping experience is helpful but not required.Materials list.by Kat Clark

workshop policy:• Register for workshops in person or by phone. Full payment is required at time of registration by cash, debit, or credit card.• Materials and tools are not included with workshop fee unless specifically noted. Please inquire about tool rental options.• Please purchase all supplies prior to workshop date. We offer a 10% discount on listed supplies. Some restrictions do apply. See store for details.• Workshops are designed for students 15 years and older. Some exceptions may apply. Please inquire about specific workshop.• Please be prompt to class. We kindly ask that you do not bring guests to workshops.• Workshops are non-refundable unless we must cancel a workshop.• You may cancel or transfer a workshop with 72 hour* notice prior to start of workshop. A $5 cancellation/transfer fee applies. Balance will be issued as store credit only. *Guest instructor workshops require 30 day cancellation or transfer notice.• Cancellations and transfers made with less than required notice will forfeit entire fee. You may send a qualified substitute or receive workshop handouts.• If we must cancel a workshop, a full refund by check or store credit will be issued.

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Bead Looming fs 10a-1pYou’ve Got Maille 2-5p

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Triple Threat 10a-4p Multi-Strand Gem Brac 10a-12pPrisma Colored Copper 1-5p

Intro to Chainmaille 6-9p

Tropical Sea Starfish 10a-5p Basic Wire Working 6-9p beaders’ night out5-7pm

Speedy Loom 10a-4p

Beading Fundamentals 10a-12pFlat Right Angle Weave fs 1-4p

Orb Bauble 6-8pWillow 6-9p

Forest Queen 12-4p

Finn 10a-1pStitched UFOs 2-5p b.y.o.p.

bring your own project 6-9pm

Dynamic Duo 6-8p Freeform Bd Embroider 10a-4p

Knotting Basics 10a-12pAdvanced Knotting 1-4p

Infinity and Beyond 6-9p 2nd SessionRegistration Starts

Life in the Jungle 10a-5p

Kitty Band 10a-1p The Romantic 12-4pCharlotte 6-9p

Triple Helm 10a-1p Secret Saturday Sampler 12-5pDouble Spiral Stitch fs 6-9p

On the Rocks 10a-12pGemstone Hinged Bangle 1-4p

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Hoop Dreams 10a-12pPearl Link Nk & Earrings 1-3p