My Jan-Mar, 2005 Schedule
All classes held at Piece of Mind Bead and Jewelry Studio, 4147 Northgate Blvd., Ste. 1-2, Sacramento CA
Class times are 6-8:30 pm unless otherwise noted.
Want to take a class you don't see here? Email me.
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Anastasia necklace |
Jan 15
10 am - 12:30 pm
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NEW
This traditional Russian stitch is called the Leningrad or St. Petersburg stitch. Here we mix it with accent beads for an easy, delicate necklace. It also works great as a strap for amulet bags and small purses and makes a delicate bracelet, too.
Great beginner project
Supply list for this class (pdf)
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African Helix necklace |
Jan 15
1:30 - 4 pm
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This traditional African stitch closely resembles a DNA helix: hence the name. The look for this piece is contemporary and elegant, and the swirl around the outside is an eye catcher. Changing your color palette definitely makes each necklace you create unique. Supply list for this class (pdf)
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Passion Flower bracelet |
Jan 18 |
NEW
For those who want a more delicate look than the Crystal Garden bracelet, but like the look of the trianglar weave, this bracelet is for you! Faster and easier than Crystal Garden, you'll want to make more than one of these to wear with every outfit.
Supply list for this class (pdf)
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Byzantine bracelet |
Jan 22 and 29
10 am - 12:30 pm
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This bracelet just feels right on your wrist. Create it using square stitch and embellish it with seed beads and metal spacers for a rich look. 2 sessions.
Supply list for this class (pdf)
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Butterfly bracelet |
Jan 22 and 29
1:30 - 4 pm
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Join us to make this beautiful and lacey bracelet using the Ogalala stitch. Accent it with fire polish or Swarovski crystals for a breathtaking, one-of-a-kind adornment. 2 sessions.
Supply list for this class (pdf)
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Serpentine Ndebele bracelet |
Feb 1 and 8 |
Using Delica beads is what makes this bracelet special. They wind in and out of accent beads to create a piece that's sparkling and elegant and looks a bit like snakeskin. If you look carefully, you can see this is an ndebele variation.
Supply list for this class (pdf)
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Medieval Medallion |
Feb 9 and 16 |
NEW
Looking like it's straight out of the court of Elizabeth I, this 3D flower pendant and matching bail will make you feel like a queen when you wear it.
Supply list for this class (pdf)
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Chaldean bracelet |
Feb 12 and 19
10 am - 12:30 pm
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NEW
A regal cuff using bugles, seed beads and crystals, this stunning bracelet is delightful! Very elegant on. 2 sessions.
Supply list for this class (pdf)
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Crystal Garden |
Feb 12 and 19
1:30 - 4 pm
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A bracelet fit for a queen, this one uses almost 200 Swarovski crystal bicones in a hexagonal pattern reminiscent of Moorish mosaics. Intermediate or advanced beaders.
Supply list for this class (pdf)
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Sugared Donut |
Feb 16 and 22 |
NEW
Capture a Pi or donut bead in a Swarovski™ crystal cage, then hang it as a pendant to make a lovely necklace.
Supply list for this class (pdf)
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Gloria bracelet |
Feb 26 |
NEW
Are you stymied by right angle weave? This bracelet eases you into it with enough repetition to help you learn the stitch but without the complexity of a larger project. Embellish with glittering Swarovski™ crystal for a stunning finish.
Supply list for this class (pdf)
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Nile Queen |
Mar 1 and 8 |
Yet another ndebele variation, this collar-style necklace is full, yet delicate for a lacey look. The first session will be short (only an hour, but students may stay longer to work if they wish), while the second session will be 3 hours.
Supply list for this class (pdf)
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Totally Tubular necklace |
Mar 5 and 12 10 am - 12:30 pm
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Also known as “zip beads,” these peyote tube beads can be used for many projects. Pair them with each other and string them with assorted accent beads for a necklace or bracelet that’s sure to please!
Beginner beaders welcome.
Supply list for this class (pdf)
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Ndebele Wave necklace |
Mar 5 and 12
1:30 - 4 pm
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This necklace is the basic Ndebele stitch, and uses a variety of bead sizes to create the elegant undulations that give it its shape. It certainly looks more complicated than it is, and you won’t want to stop with just one!
Supply list for this class (pdf)
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Embellished Peyote Cabochon |
Mar 22 and 29 |
NEW
Surround a cabochon of your choice with tiny seed beads and Delica beads, then learn to form layers of embellishment to enhance the look.
Supply list for this class (pdf)
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