Tea & Bead August 2010
Materials:
11/0 seed beads color A (sample uses red)
15/0 seed beads color B (sample uses turquoise)
15/0 seed beads color C (sample uses bronze)
1 strand chips (sample uses turquoise)
clasp of choice
beading needle
thread
lamp & magnifiers if needed
Cost: Free plus materials
Instructor: Debbie McCoy
Level: Beginner
Bead & Breakfast August 2010
Materials:
11/0 seed beads color A
11/0 seed beads color B
1 strand 6×4 rondeles
thread
beading needle
lamp & magnifiers if needed
Cost: Free plus materials
Instructor: Debbie McCoy
Level: Beginner
Materials
Assorted beads
Bracelet stringing kit
Clasp of choice
Bead design board
Bead stopper
Crimp pliers
Wire cutters
Level: Beginner
Instructor: Tampa Bead Cafe Staff
Cost: Free, plus materials
Students will learn how to layout a design, and put it all together to creat a bracelet. Learn the basics of bracelet design, bead selection and crimping.
There is no official teaching at this session it is just an opportunity to bead and make new friends that share the same passion. You can bring your favorite snack or beverage, the café and store will be open for purchases. You may bring finished and in progress projects for show and tell. You don’t have to bead you can work on wire, chain, Metal Clay whatever your passion.
Cost: Free Beading Social
Materials
All supplies, instructions, pictures, etc involving project you are requesting help with.
Lamp & Magnifiers (if needed)
Tools are available for classroom use, please bring any needed tools you may already have.
Instructor: Debbie McCoy
Cost: Free, plus supplies
This is a session to help students finish those projects that they need help on what step is next, or maybe you forgot the stitch or technique. Students will receive help on unfinished projects involving bead weaving, stringing, or wire techniques. Students may bring in projects they have started or want to start (need help in selection process) from magazines or books and the Tampa Bead Café staff will assist them in reading and interpreting instructions. Tampa Bead Café staff will assist new bead students in selection process of beads and needed supplies to start that new project.
