Aren’t these ornaments cute?
I taught a small class of 3 last night and I think there are now 3 more converts to bead obsession! When you find out how easy it is to add beads to quilts…well, you are ready to head to the nearest bead shop and stock up!
As usual, I forgot to get my camera out until the end of the night and Barb had already left, but Marilyn and Maryann worked right up until the very last minute.
And you know that I absolutely love teaching, so I had a wonderful evening! Guess I need to get busy and set up some more local classes so I can do more teaching and have more fun…it’s a tough chore, but I’m willing to do it!
And perhaps I should make a little trip to the bead store, just to make sure I keep up on my stash of beads!
Quirks Ltd. 
That looks like a fun evening. And the ornaments are very cute.
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We did have fun! And it led to a discussion of using pre-printed panels, too. Doing things the easy way!
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Cute Kathy, I love those.
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Thanks…fun to make!
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I enjoyed this class so much! I have always been intimadated by beading but not anymore. Kathy is an AWESOME teacher!!!! I hope we convinced her to teach more classes at the Quilting Season in Saline next year:) And, guess who went to the bead store today????? Yep, I stocked up and am ready to go. Thanks again, Kathy!
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You are too kind–thanks! And I knew that bead stores would be visited soon!!!! Go for it–bead, bead, bead!
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This looks like so much fun. I wish I had time to do more beading. But the holidays have not crashed down on me and I must finish all projects. Beading is fun but time consuming.
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That’s the truth–fun but time consuming! And even retirement doesn’t give you any more than 24 hours in a day!
On Thu, Nov 15, 2012 at 12:44 PM, Quirks Ltd.
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Yes, they are cute! What a fun class-wishing again that I was in your area.
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And the truly evil inner me exults in creating new beading addicts!! Hmmmm….I *should* get together with you and all your friends!
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This looks interesting. So did them make them in groups and then cut them apart? Or Is the first picture your samples and you supply the ornaments and they beaded them? Pretty cool either way.
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I made kits that included everything for 3 ornaments. They beaded, then cut them apart to finish. The first picture is my sample of 3 different kits.
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