2010 BEAD BAZAAR WORKSHOPS
Welcome! This year we are adding workshops to our 2010 Bead Bazaar offerings. We proudly
present experienced instructors who are eager to share their love of beads and techniques with you.
To sign up for a class, please contact each individual instructor, but hurry since class size is limited!
Early registration is encouraged to avoid class cancellations. Materials list (if applicable) will be
provided by each instructor after enrollment.
Date
Friday Oct. 1
Saturday Oct. 2
Sunday Oct. 3
Time
Board Room A
Upstairs Suite 401
Instructor / Class
Instructor / Class
Majesta M
Marilyn Moore
Bead Spinner Magic:
$75
Catch of the Day $100
9:00am-12:00pm
Majesta M
Marilyn Moore
1:00pm-4:00pm
Wire Wrapping Intro:
Bindings $75
Debbie Burell
Fan: Twined Wire
Earrings $100
Marilyn Moore
4:30pm-7:30pm
Bead Crochet Rope
Bracelet/Necklace $65
Marilyn Moore
Wire Cloth With a Flair
$80
Sheila Olason
Coiled Brooch or
Necklace $100
Silver Beadlining Using
Rivet/Pandora
Techniques $75
9:00am-12:30pm
Majesta M
Marilyn Moore
1:00pm-4:00pm
Wire Wrapping 101 :
Quickie Projects $75
Marilyn Moore
Crescent Twined Wire
Earrings $100
Sheila Olason
Teneriffe Embroidery
Earrings $80
Silver Beadlining Using
Rivet/Pandora
Techniques $75
Marilyn Moore
4:00pm-7:00pm/end
4:30pm-7:30pm
Debbie Burell
Bead Crochet Rope
Bracelet/Necklace $65
Catch of the Day $100
DEBRA BURELL
Instructor Bio:
Debra Burell is a lifetime experienced crafter in yarn and beads. She is also a local
representative/organizer for Care Wear, a non-profit organization that provides handcrafted wear to
hospitalized infants. Debbie’s hands-on experience comes from teaching others through in-home
classes, craft shows, fairs and teaching in local businesses. Her passion comes from sharing the
experience and excitement from accomplishing your first bracelet or project using jewelry crochet
techniques. To sign up, please contact Debbie at: dndburell@verizon.net
Bead Crochet Rope Bracelet/Necklace Workshop $65 (all materials included)
Saturday, Oct. 2nd, 1pm-4pm, Board Room A
Sunday, Oct. 3rd, 4:30pm-7:30pm, Board Room A
This class features the best of both beading & crocheting, without having to know how to crochet!
Debbie will show you how to utilize a crochet hook, beads and thread to create an heirloom quality
three dimensional bracelet or necklace, just like your great-grandmother used to make. This jewelry
crochet class promises fun in learning and will include guided, step by step instructions. Materials and
hook are included. Two individual sessions offered.
MAJESTA M.
Instructor Bio:
Majesta M. is an accomplished second generation jewelry designer. She is bringing her talents and
passion of jewelry design all the way from Southern California. Majesta’s classes & demonstrations
are fun and intriguing with easy to follow instruction. Her main focus is to teach you not only wearable
art, but also sellable art. Majesta's designs are found in better boutiques & galleries in the U.S. To
sign up for her classes described below, please contact Majesta at: majestam@aol.com or call
(714) 471-5680.
Bead Spinner Magic Workshop $75 (materials/bead spinner included)
Friday, Oct. 1st, 4pm-7pm, Board Room A
The bead spinner class is a fun way to do multiple strand necklaces in a fraction of the time using this
amazing machine. Learn tips, tricks, and techniques. Students will then learn a fascinating weave that
pulls it all together into a beautiful necklace!
Wire Wrap Intro: Bindings $75 (materials included)
Saturday, Oct. 2nd, 9am-12:30pm, Board Room A
Here is a great introduction to the basics of precise wire wrap bindings. Using non-intimidating
projects you will learn binding techniques that are a wonderful foundation for more intricate wire
wrapping. Students will be making at least 3 projects in class.
Wire Wrapping 101 : Quickie
Projects $75 (materials
included)
Sunday, Oct. 3rd, 9am12:30pm, Board Room A
This workshop will be an introduction to learning the basic mechanics and theory of wire wrapping.
Students will learn how to create a beautiful & quick method of wrapping a heart or arrow shape.
Embellishments may be added to create your own personal masterpiece. No experience required.
MARILYN MOORE
Instructor Bio:
Marilyn's first love is basketry, and basketry-related jewelry. Since 1979, she has taught for guilds,
conferences and conventions around the country, and has written numerous articles and been
featured in many publications. Having graduated from the University of Washington with a BFA in
Fiber Art in 1997, she continues to live and work in both the Southwest and Seattle and works
primarily with wire. To sign up for any of Marilyn’s classes, please contact her at:
marilynswired@gmail.com
Catch of the Day $100 (materials included)
Friday, Oct. 1st, 4pm-7pm, Room 301
Sunday, Oct. 3rd, 4:30pm-7:30pm, Room 401
Using Marilyn's unique method of blending color and using copper wire for spokes, explore the use of
two colors of fine wire as a twining material. Students should come close to finishing one fish in
class. The fish could be used as a pendant or make a matching one for a pair of earrings. All
materials are included. Level: Beginner. Two dates to choose from.
Fan: Twined Wire Earrings $100 (materials included)
Saturday, Oct. 2nd, 9am-12pm, Room 401
These lovely earrings will please the eye as well as will teach you to
twine with fine colored wires at the same time. You will also learn
to blend colors. At the end of class you will have a pair of stunning
earrings to add to your collection. Materials included. Level:
Beginner.
Wire Cloth With a Flair $80 (materials included)
Saturday, Oct. 2nd, 1pm-4pm, Room 401
Students will receive 3 different 3” squares of wire cloth, copper,
bronze and stainless steel. Learn how to cut, hem, corrugate and
stitch on the wire cloth and see how to receive amazing flashes of
color with a torch. Each 3” square can be cut to produce a
pendant PLUS a pair of earrings. At least one pendant can be
finished during class. Materials included. Level: Beginner.
Coiled Brooch or Necklace $100 (materials included)
Saturday, Oct. 2nd, 4:30pm-7:30pm, Board Room A
Coil a medallion - using embroidery floss and polished
hemp - and make a brooch or a necklace. Embellish
later with beads and charms. Also learn the knotting
technique which makes a unique looking cord to form
the necklace, if desired. All Weaving Levels
Crescent Twined Wire Earrings $100 (materials included)
Sunday, Oct. 3rd, 9am-12pm, Room 401
These asymmetrical earrings will please the eye as well as will
teach you to twine with fine colored wires at the same time.
Blending colors is also discussed. At the end of class you will
have one stunning earring and the ability to finish the second
one to match. All levels welcome.
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Teneriffe Embroidery Earrings $80 (materials included)
Sunday. Oct. 3rd 1pm-4pm, Board Room A
In this class, the lacy embellishment used in pine needle
basketry is adapted for earrings. Using dyed raffia and beads,
students should complete at least one earring and receive
materials for the second one. Students will choose the color
they wish from prepared kits. All levels welcome.
SHEILA OLASON
Instructor Bio:
Sheila is a Pacific Northwest artist and instructor who creates veiled glass beads (using specialized
glass rods from Auckland, New Zealand), sterling silver-lined slides, and donuts.
After a long career and involvement - since the 60’s - at the University of Washington, in numerous
Northwest arts groups and glass societies, and teaching throughout the Northwest and Canada,
Sheila now resides in the Southwest. She continues to support her roots and participates in the
Northwest Arts Alliance (Best of the Northwest) , Arts Council of Snohomish County (WA), and the
Northwest Bead Society.
To sign up for Sheila’s classes, please contact her at : onyxfeather@gmail.com
Silver Beadlining using Rivet/Pandora Techniques
$75 (some materials included)
Saturday, Oct. 2nd, 4:30-7:30pm, Room 401
Sunday, Oct. 3rd, 1pm-4pm, Room 401
Sterling silver-lined lampwork beads (riveted/Pandora) are
finished pieces of jewelry, designed to be worn in several
different ways. Using this method to enhance lampwork beads
offers many new design options and produces an elegant look and added value to the transformed
beads. Students will learn how to choose metal components, measure the tubing insert, enlarge bead
cap holes, anneal the metal, and rivet the metal tube onto the lampwork beads.