The class samples for each of Hannah's classes are in the store now and they are absolutely stunning. To really appreciate the pieces, you need to see them in person - the photos just don't do them justice!
Friday, October 21
Royal Ruffles
10:00am - 1:00pm
This
has been my most popular class at Bead & Button! Make an undulating
bracelet that just uses even count flat peyote stitch - but HOW does it
ruffle? That's the trick! We'll also make a fun matching toggle clasp
in class. Bonus: Take this class and receive a $20 Gift Certificate
that can be used toward the purchase of your class supplies. Any
remaining balance will be yours to use toward future purchases or
classes. The $20 Gift Certificate is in lieu of the standard 15% Student
Discount. Skill level: Intermediate; students need to be really comfortable with even count flat peyote. 10:00am - 1:00pm
Class fee: $120 plus HST. Early Bird Bonus: Book this class by Saturday, October 1 and receive 10% off the class fee. The early bird discount is in addition to the $20 Gift Certificate.
Friday, October 21
Floral Headpins 2:00 - 5:00pm
Learn to manipulate soft glass to create flower and leaf headpins. Class involves the use of a torch of open flame and gases. Wear safety (didymium) glasses, cotton clothing and closed-toe shoes. Tie long hair back. Students will make one or more of an open flower, flower bud, leaf, set of grapes, blueberry, gooseberry. The instructor will also demo how to make a mushroom and how to make a ladybug. Bonus: Take this class and receive a $20 Gift Certificate that can be used toward the purchase of your class supplies. Any remaining balance will be yours to use toward future purchases or classes. The $20 Gift Certificate is in lieu of the standard 15% Student Discount. Skill level: Intermediate; basic lampworking skills required (note: this class is idea if you've taken any of Amy's or Dwyn's introductory classes and want to expand your knowledge!)
Class fee: $150 plus HST. Early Bird Bonus: Book this class by Saturday, October 1 and receive 10% off the class fee. The early bird discount is in addition to the $20 Gift Certificate.
Saturday, October 22
Under the Sea Bracelet 10:00am - 5:00pm
Use Czech Mates two-hole triangles and crescents over a firepolish base to make a fun bracelet with undulating ruffles. Loosely based off of embroidery techniques, but you don't have to really dig bead embroidery to do this one. We'll talk about versions over a bracelet form and soft cuffs. Bonus: Take this class and receive a $30 Gift Certificate that can be used toward the purchase of your class supplies. Any remaining balance will be yours to use toward future purchases or classes. The $30 Gift Certificate is in lieu of the standard 15% Student Discount. Skill level: Intermediate; students need to be really familiar with even count flat peyote stitch and comfortable with picot edging.
Class Fee: $195 plus HST. Early Bird Bonus: Book this class by Saturday, October 1 and receive 10% off the class fee. The early bird discount is in addition to the $30 Gift Certificate.
Sunday, October 23
Coral Reef Bracelet 10:00am - 5:00pm
Take your peyote stitching skills to a new level by making this 3D statement bracelet with silk, ruffles and 2-hole crescent beads. We'll also discuss a new way of setting a stone or rivoli. Bonus: Take this class and receive a $30 Gift Certificate that can be used toward the purchase of your class supplies. Any remaining balance will be yours to use toward future purchases or classes. The $30 Gift Certificate is in lieu of the standard 15% Student Discount. Skill level: Intermediate; students must be comfortable with peyote stitch.
Class fee: $195 plus HST. Early Bird Bonus: Book this class by Saturday, October 1 and receive 10% off the class fee. The early bird discount is in addition to the $30 Gift Certificate.
To see the complete information about each class, click on the class title (the class page will open in a new webpage) or go to www.beadfx.com and click on 'Classes'. Follow the links to the October class calendar.
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