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A Bead of Roses – Newtown

Jewelry-Making Class for Two or Four (Up to 55% Off)

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Mon May 21 03:59:59 UTC 2012
Value
$60
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$31
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In a Nutshell

Students string together beaded necklaces & well-being-boosting bracelets under tutelage of experienced teachers at family-owned studio.

The Fine Print

  • Expires Aug 22, 2012
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Valid only for option purchased. Materials not included. Not valid for Precious Metal Clay or Sterling Silver Handstamping Class. Valid only for Chan Luu inspired bracelet classes, Miss Susie Wrap bracelet class, and Shamballa bracelet class.
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Choose Between Two Options

  • $29 for a jewelry-making class for two (up to a $60 value)
  • $54 for a jewelry-making class for four (up to a $120 value)

This Groupon is valid for the Chan Luu Inspired Wrap Bracelet, Miss Susie Wrap Bracelet, or Shamballa Bracelet class. The Chan Luu Inspired Wrap Bracelet class demonstrates how to craft a designer-style, beaded leather bracelet, while the Miss Susie Wrap Bracelet class teaches up to eight students how to construct a tri-strand bracelet, necklace, or both by braiding leather and waxed cotton. According to Buddhist belief, the style of bracelets crafted in the Shamballa Bracelet class can boost peace, tranquility, and happiness when worn. All classes include materials. Click here for an in-depth description of classes and a schedule of available sessions.

A Bead of Roses

The experienced jewelry smiths who oversee the family-owned A Bead of Roses studio perpetuate the art of handmade, artisan jewelry during small-group classes. No prior experience is necessary to drop in on classes such as Beading 101 or Introduction to Precious Metal Clay Workshop, where the studio’s staff teaches students to shape and fire pendants from malleable gold- and silver-particle clay. In metal-smithing classes, students learn to wield a torch or a sneezy dragon’s snout to forcefully solder elegant necklaces. Classes take walk-in students or can be arranged for larger group events. A wide-ranging inventory of high-quality items—from feather hair extensions to hemp cord—keeps rivers of creativity from ever being dammed.

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A Bead of Roses

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    Newtown

    274 S Main St.
    Newtown, Connecticut 06470
    (203) 304-9264
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