Studio Musings

Thursday, March 20, 2014

Join me for beading fun at Fusion Beads

Teaching workshops is one of my absolute favorite things.  I love the creative synergy that in-person workshops engender, where everyone in the class becomes an additional source of inspiration.  It's nice getting out of the studio and sharing what I love with other beady folks.  And I have two of my favorite workshops coming up in the next few weeks. 

Interested in creating your own Fancy Fish Friend?
Fancy Fish workshop at Fusion Beads in Seattle, Saturday, March 29th
Fancy Fish workshop at Fusion Beads in Seattle, Saturday, March 29th
These little guys are the top selling pattern in my Etsy shop, and I'll be teaching them at Fusion Beads on Saturday, March 29th.  Need to come up with

Or how about some freeform fun while creating your own Personal Planet?

Personal Planets freeform peyote beaded beads, Saturday April 12th
Personal Planets freeform peyote beaded beads, Saturday April 12th

These freeform beaded beads are a great introduction to freeform peyote, and a thoroughly fun way to play with color.  Best yet, they are quick!  Especially compared to most other freeform peyote.  Join me on Saturday, April 12th, again at Fusion Beads.

Download Fusion Bead's full spring schedule by clicking this link.  Call or stop by to signup, 206-782-4595 from 10am-7pm PST.

Three Fancy Fish by Gabby Guset, Vala Richmond and Jade Chan
Fancy Fish by Gabby Guset, Vala Richmond and Jade Chan from my last workshop











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5 comments:

  1. H.T.March 20, 2014 at 11:18 AM

    Hello,Dear Karen:
    'Fancy Fish' is the fantastic idea:-)
    I'd've joined You willingly,but I live so far away:-))
    How about the new 'fish-y' challenge for our Bloggers?
    What do You say?
    Would You host it someday?
    Best Greetings
    -Halinka-

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    1. Karen WilliamsMarch 22, 2014 at 11:31 AM

      I wish my teleporter were working, and I'd beam you over for the class! :)

      I hadn't considered running a new hop, but that's not a bad idea. Wonder if there'd be enough interest?

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    2. H.T.March 22, 2014 at 6:53 PM

      Dear Karen:
      I bet,it would be:-)
      I'd be the first to apply:-))
      Warm Greetings
      -Halinka-

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  2. UnknownMarch 20, 2014 at 9:09 PM

    The fish are so much fun, and you actually learn a lot about working with RAW and beaded shapes - I found the skills helped me improve in other areas - also it was nice to make something besides jewelry

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    1. Karen WilliamsMarch 22, 2014 at 11:31 AM

      Thank you Vala! I am so glad you enjoyed the class. Your fancy goldfish is such fun!

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