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Bead Weaving: Herringbone 2
Wednesday, 11/12 - 11/19 (2 sessions) 10:00 a.m. - Noon
Kennard African American Cultural Heritage Center
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Course Description
Bead weaving is a beadwork technique where beads are woven together using a needle and thread to create jewelry, tapestries, or 3-dimensional objects. We will review the basics of bead weaving, including supplies and tools used, types of stitches, and types of beads available. You will learn how to do the Herringbone stitch, how to start and end threads, and how to attach a clasp by making a bracelet. Limited to 5 participants Instructor: Teddy Griffin Fees: $12 for materials will be collected the day of the class
Waitlist or Cancellation
To be added to the waitlist for a fully booked course or to cancel your registration, please email us at registration@instituteforadultlearning.org
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