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Please note that not ALL classes include your supplies in the cost of tuition. For those that do not, supply lists are provided for you in the store.

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Why Take a Class?

1. First and foremost, classes are a good way to learn a new skill in an encouraging, creative environment. Our teachers love what they do and want you to love doing it too.
2. Students receive a 10% discount on store merchandise related to their class during store hours. (Some restrictions may apply.)
3. Students who take classes regularly are eligible to receive frequent-beader coupons good for discounts on selected classes.
4. We're excited about our student's work and want others to see it. We are constructing a page on our website dedicated to showcasing student projects and posting testimonials. This enables family and friends to see what students have learned, and it also allows prospective students to see how others have liked their class experience.
5. Class tuition counts towards the Bead Club Cards. Cards that are full may be redeemed for store credit. Please see a staff member for details.

Class Policies

1. Students must register and pay for classes in advance. We cannot hold seats without payment.
2. Students who miss class due to illness, family matters, etc. may choose to apply their tuition to another class of their choice or store merchandise. We do not provide refunds.
3. Please be on time to your class. Have any supplies not included in your tuition already purchased and with you by the time class starts. Class time does not include shopping for supplies.
4. We ask that you purchase your class supplies in our store unless your class supply list notes otherwise. Outside beads will not be permitted.

A Note of Thanks

As a family-owned business, we appreciate your patronage and loyalty. We're proud to be Cary's favorite place to make jewelry and strive to make sure our customers feel welcome and comfortable. We hope you'll feel at home in our shop and at ease with our staff. Please let us know if there is anything we can do to make your experience with us a more enjoyable one. We have a suggestion box up by the register—feel free to drop comments, questions, or proposals inside. See a class you'd like to take and the date has already passed? Let us know and we just may run it again. See something in a magazine or book you'd like to learn how to make? Tell us and we'll see if it's something that might work as a class project. We're always open to new ideas and want to do what it takes to keep you coming back.

Project Colors

The class samples are meant to be an illustration of the technique you will learn in each class; they are not intended to be examples of the colors you will use. Students in each class will have different color palettes that may or may not be a reflection of colors used in the sample. If you have a strong preference for one color over another, please alert the staff at least 24 hours prior to when your class starts. We will make every effort to accommodate your request; we cannot, however, guarantee that we will have your color choice in stock.

All class instruction costs $20.00! Come learn a new technique or relax under the "spell" of beading. This price does not include supplies, which must be purchased at Beadazzled (no outside supplies allowed). We look forward to seeing you soon.

Call 919-465-3455 to register for:

Earring Menagerie

Earring Menagerie April 2010A trio of earrings made by yours truly. This is a great fundamental class for those wanting to be able to create several different styles of earrings. Class covers design ideas, tool use, and various types of wire wrapping.

A Trio of Rings

A Trio of Rings April 2010Seed beads and crystals are combined to create this trio of rings. Very simple design and easy to do.

Wrapped & Knotted Leather Necklace

Wrapped and Knotted Leather Necklace April 2010Czech and semi-precious beads embellish leather to create a multi-stranded necklace. Bright colors make it a "must have" for the summer. Coordinating earrings are optional.

Knotted Bracelet

Knotted Bracelet April 2010Knots are a decorative way to protect beads from rubbing up against and scratching one another. Learn to use silk cord for knotting between glass or semi-precious beads. Class covers proper knotting, knot covers, clasp attachment, and tool use.

Chained Illusion Necklace

Chained Illusion Necklace April 2010Combining chain and jewel-toned wire we will use crimp tubes to create the illusion of beads floating on the wire. A focal bead will be wrapped to function as an accent and closure.

Mixed Media Beaded and Chain Necklace

Mixed Media Beaded and Chain Necklace April 2010Incorporate beads, chain and wire all in one necklace. A variety of techniques (stringing, wire-wrapping, linking to chain) are utilized to create this contemporary necklace that can be worn in multiple ways for different looks.

Linked Bracelet

Linked Bracelet April 2010This class covers how to link beads and chain together to form a bracelet. This technique may be used to create necklaces, bracelets, earrings and more.

Kumihimo Bracelet

Kumihimo Bracelet April 2010Use the Japanese Kumihimo disk to create this braided spiral tube bracelet. Sterling silver cones and Swarovski crystals are added to present an elegant finish.

Basic Stringing and Wrapped loop

Basic Stringing and Wrapped Loop April 2010Class covers the fundamental beading techniques, including choosing the right combination of beads, creating your design layout, stringing materials, tools, and final construction. Instructions for making a wrapped loop for earrings to match make this an excellent beginner’s class.

Looped and Knotted Necklace

Looped and Knotted Necklace April 2010Choose a variety of colors and shapes of beads and use cord to create this unique necklace by alternating knotting between and looping around the beads. Choose a fun bead or button to use as a clasp or closure.

Hammered Earring Duo

Hammered Earring Duo April 2010Learn to cut, fold, manipulate and hammer wire to create this duo of earrings. Add wrapped loops of beads to create the perfect addition to your wardrobe. These techniques can be used to make pendants as well.