Dates: Thursdays  March 15, April 19, May 17

Time:  6:30 pm to 8:30 pm

Cost:  $25.00

Supply Fee:  $7.00 tools are provided, but please feel free to bring your own if you already have them.

Students:  13 and up

Instructor:  Stacey Baxter

Perfect your basic wrapping technique with this jingly, jangly bracelet.  This is a fun beginner class.  The best way to make a perfect wire wrap is practice, practice, practice.  You will be confidently wrapping by the end of this fun Mardi Gras colored bracelet. This is a beginner introduction class.  Bring a few friends and make this a fabulous girl's night out or make it a fun Mom/Daughter activity.

Dates:  Thursdays February  23, 28

Time:   6:30 pm to 8:30 pm

Cost:  $25.00

Supply Fee:  $8.00 tools are provided, but please feel free to bring your own if you already have them.

Students:  13 and up

Instructor:  Stacey Baxter

Learn basic jewelry techniques in making a necklace, earrings and bracelet.  You will learn to use crimp beads, clam shells, string on wire and beading thread and use different clasps. This is a beginner introduction class.  Bring a few friends and make this a fabulous girl's night out or make it a fun Mom/Daughter activity.

Dates:  Thursdays March 1, April 5, May 3

Time:  6:30pm to 8:30 pm

Cost: $25.00

Supply Fee:  $8.00 tools are provided, but please feel free to bring your own if you already have them.

Students: 13 and up

Instructor:  Stacey Baxter

Learn basic jewelry techniques in making two different sets of earrings and two different bracelets. You will learn techniques using headpins, eyepins, crimp beads, clam shells, stringing on wire, beading thread and using different clasps.  This is a beginner introduction class.  Bring a few friends and make this a fabulous girl's night out or make it a fun Mom/Daughter activity.

Dates:  Thursdays March 8, April 12, May 10

Time:  6:30pm to 8:30 pm

Cost: $25.00

Supply Fee:  $8.00 tools are provided, but please feel free to bring your own if you already have them.

Students: 13 and up

Instructor:  Stacey Baxter

Learn basic jewelry techniques in making two neclaces.  You will learn different techniques for repeating patterns and measuring for a focal drop using crimp beads, clam shells, stringing on wire, beading thread and using different clasps.  This is a beginner introduction class.  Bring a few friends and make this a fabulous girl's night out or make it a fun Mom/Daughter activity.

Dates:  Thursdays March 22, April 26, May 24

Time:  6:30pm to 8:30 pm

Cost: $25.00

Supply Fee:  $8.00 tools are provided, but please feel free to bring your own if you already have them.

Students: 13 and up

Instructor:  Stacey Baxter

Seeing double?  No, not babies on the sonogram screen, just double-strand necklaces.  Learn to string and secure a double strand necklace using beading thread and clam shells.  We will also discuss a few other options for completing multistrand necklaces.  This is a beginner introduction class but fun for brushing up on techniques.  Bring a few friends and make this a fabulous girl's night out or make it a fun Mom/Daughter activity.

Dates:  Thursdays March 29, May 31

Time:  6:30pm to 8:30 pm

Cost: $25.00

Supply Fee:  $8.00 tools are provided, but please feel free to bring your own if you already have them.

Students: 13 and up

Instructor:  Stacey Baxter

"Beading by Request" these classes are open. The attendees have their choice of any of the classes offered previously. This is a great way to catch the class you may have missed. Bring a few friends and make this a fabulous girl's night out or make it a fun Mom/Daughter activity.

Stacey Baxter 

Stacey Baxter is a former retail bead shop owner where she designed and taught classes.  Her favorite jewelry designs are usually in natural stones, Swaroviski crystals or seed beads.  Stacey enjoys the challenge of finding unique designes in jewelry for every occasion whether it is formal or casual.  She also enjoys bicycling, photography, reading and sewing.

Stacey graduated from Southeastern Lousisiana University majoring in finace and minoring in human resourse management and has been beading for 10 years.  She is a self-taught beader.