Hello, all!
I figured it would be prudent to begin this blog with some organization. In this case, that means figuring out what on earth I need to be working for classes in the next few months. All my May classes are finished, but June is just barely a week away and I need to get planning!
June 21st, 9:00 am
Stash Worm Bracelet at Beaded Bliss in Harrison – Intermediate Beadweaving
This is great bracelet for using up the extra see beads in your stash. I created this particular bead soup by combining all of my almost empty tubes into one big pile and selecting them at random while I stitched. It takes about 10g of 11/0 round seed beads for the top layer embellishment and about 10g of 6/0 seed beads for the base. It’s not a difficult pattern, but takes some time to get the base finished before starting the top embellishment. It’ll be a long class (maybe 3+ hours), but we’ll definitely take a snack break or two!
Class Info on Beaded Bliss’s Website Here
June 29th, 1:00 pm
Toying with Tiles Bracelet at Bead Stash in Kettering, OH – Intermediate Beadweaving
There are so many beautiful colors and finishes available in the Czechmate Tiles that I just had to make a pattern showcasing them. This design is a great way to make a thick, casual band that features large blocks of color without too many frilly details. This class should only run about two hours.
Class Info on Bead Stash’s Website Here
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I’ll let you know what’s going on in July as I get my own plans settled. It’s going to be a big month, with my 22nd birthday on the 4th and Ethan and I moving from our apartment by the 31st. I will keep you posted!
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