Corey Milliren

Ever wonder what to do with all of those Chip Beads? Here is a bracelet that you can mix them up and have fun coming up with color combinations. You never know what shape you will get with Chip Beads they are always unique and a great bead to wire wrap.

This bracelet can be made with any color of metal and any combination of chip beads you could do team sport colors, birth stone colors, colors of the season etc. Have fun!

Students will learn how to make wire wrapped loops, Adding beads to wire wrapped loops to make a bead connector. Connecting wire wrap loops together to make a beaded chain.

Throw the Rules out for this cuff this is create as you go. Add as many or as little beads as you like! This Cuff can be as wide as you like too. This is a fun Cuff to make especially if you are just beginning to work with wire or have had some experience with wire work.

You can mix your metals on this cuff if you want a mixed metals look. Students will learn how to shape the wire for the cuff and how to add wire onto the frame to add beads.

Make it to wear with your fall wardrobe or for the upcoming Holiday season.

This Necklace is stunning on and it has an old world feel to it with the multi strand and glass beads mixed with pearls.  It can be worn dressed up or casual. This necklace is can be made with either round nose pliers or the looping pliers depending on your preference. 

Are you in the mood to dress up your dining table with some unique Napkin Rings. Let’s make that happen. In this class students will be using basic wire wrapping tools and a coiling tool. You can make these in any color combination you wish and you can change up the arrangement of the beads. Students will get through one napkin ring in class and have all the instruction to make more.