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Welcome to our May 15-17, 2026 classes list



New this year, Bead Theme although there will be non-bead classes also. 


please keep in mind

  

If you bring your a DOG, please bring a copy of its up to date shot records. Remember that you are responsible for keeping it leashed and quiet at all times, making sure of where it takes care of its business and you need to pick up said business, large or small. 

Please don't take your dog to class or around the potluck food tables. 

Please be a responsible owner, Thank You

  Our classes are limited in size.

Our class supplies may not include your choice of color, but will provide you a learning experience. 

 Check requirements for the classes. These will be in the class description in BOLD lettering. 

 If you have any questions please contact: 

Kimberley Kormas 253-229-8871 or email at Beardkormas@gmail.com

 or Ann 208-702-2595 or email shortcake2rs@gmail.com

NEW CLASSES

Anna Lisa class

BRANCH FORK BASKET

Using a branch fork you will be weaving a fruit basket.

Bare Foot Annie's class

Knitted Beaded Wrist Warmers

You must be a knitter. I'll be reviewing different ways to incorporate beads and get you started. Check out Lithuanian Riesines 

Debbie's class

Quilting Technique

 Learn how to quilt fabric layers using a running stitch.

Debra's classes

**CREWL EMBROIDERY

Immerse yourself in a world of vibrant colors, rich textures, and intricate designs, meticulously crafted to ignite your passion for embroidery.

Basic Crochet

For of those that want to lean how to crochet, this class will get you started.

Diana walksinwater seminar

BEAD HISTORY

Ever wonder why some beads can be expensive? Or where they come from and when they came to our part of the world? Or the meaning they held to our Native peoples? This seminar will help you answer those questions.  

Jennifer class

BEADED PIN

Jen Loves teaching this class almost as much as we love to take it.

kimberley's classes

QUILL WRAPPING

You will be making quill wrapped earrings with added beads.

MAKING BEADS

Using seeds, wood and clay, you'll making you own personal beads.

kimala's class

SMALL METAL BOXES

You 'll be learning the uses and history of them in theMountain Man Era. You will have a chance to decorate one of your own in class, tin will be provided.

Mary's classes

QUILL PEN AND FOLDED ENEVELOPE

Here you will learn to make your own quill pen and also learn to fold your own envelope to send your letters in. 

DRINKING OR PITCHER BEADED COVER

Ever wanted to cove your pitcher with beads and make it pretty? Join Mary and you will have an unique pitcher covering.

TWILL TAPE

Twill tape measuring tape of your very own to add to your stash. A must have.

Maureen's Class

OFF LOOM BEADING

Off loam beading means no loom so you can bead anywhere.  But looks as if it was done on a loom.

roxie's class

Needle Lace

Needle lace is a delicate, handcrafted lace made with only a needle and thread. You will end up with a needle laced heart using three separate stitches

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