	ALL PRODUCTS
	What's New!
	LIMITED EDITIONS Limited Edition Onyx Marquis Limited Edition Horn/Wood Limited Edition Puffed Shell
	Tagua Nut Rounds
	Leather Components Teardrops with a hole Rounds with a hole Marquis with hole Flowers, Birds and Twigs Connectors Rings Inserts Tags
	Shell Pendants Teardrops Rounds Rectangles Ovals Assorted Shapes Donuts Small Pendants/Earring Components Tinys Cabochons Links
	Cabochons and Bezels Round Shell Cabs and Bezels Square Shell Cabs and Bezels Oval Shell Cabs and Bezels
	Semi-Precious Stones Gemstone Donuts Gemstone Strands Gemstone Beads Limited Edition Onyx Marquis
	Beads Wood Shell/Horn Buri Seed Gemstone Strands Gemstone Beads Limited Edition Horn/Wood
	MeTaL Patina Copper Anodized Aluminum
	Wood, Cork and Slate Veneers Wood Veneer Cork Veneer Slate Veneer
	Ultrasuede Solids BOT 570 BOT 590 BOT 930 BOT 975 BOT 1250 GEO 990 HAC 920 PAT 1050 TEX 300
	Findings
	Supplies and Tools Nunn Design Bezels Cuffs and Bangles Shawl Sticks Glues, Waxes and Polish Pads Tools
	Featured in Magazines Beadwork Feb/March 2011 Stringing Spring 2012
	Quilting Gallery
	Ideas and Tipniques Leather Ideas and Tips Aluminum Ideas and Tips Patina Copper Ideas and Tips Cork Ideas and Tips Slate Ideas and Tips Ultrasuede Ideas and Tips
	Projects
	Classes April 2016 May 2016

	About Us
	2019 Show Schedule
	Wholesale
	Ordering FAQ
	Custom Work
	Contact

Home > Saturday, May 7th 9am-1pm

Saturday, May 7th 9am-1pm

Create a graduated necklace using a variety of sizes, colors and patterns of Anodized Aluminum. Learn cutting and forming techniques as well as design basics. All materials are included. Instructor: Elaine Teevens.

Elaine has been designing and creating jewelry for 15 years and especially enjoys multimedia compositions. She is a former bead store owner and currently makes samples for Antelope Beads, Lillypilly Designs, and Clay River Designs. A former special education teacher, she is passionate about sharing her skills and ideas with others. She also works with a group of adults with developmental disabilities, helping them produce jewelry for sale to support their social programs.