Hello Mondazzi jewelry crafters. We have added a Chainmaille bracelet class on Saturday morning. October 24th from 10 am-12pm. Felicia will be teaching the class. Cost is $20.00 plus materials. Call us at 860-285-0538 if you would like to attend.
Beginners wire wrap class with Mollie is scheduled once again for Saturday, October 24th from 12:30- 2:30 PM. Come and learn how to wrap your favorite stones. This class is designed for the beginner to make a simple and easy wrap to hold your stones safely & snuggled into a... Read more »
Come join us for our popular leather wrap bracelet. There are 2 designs to choose from. One is a 3 row weave done on a loom using suggested bead sizes from 3-4 mm and you could get creative and add seed beads. The other one is a 3 single wrap.... Read more »
As the cold weather approaches this is the perfect time to pick up the creative fun hobby of Beading! Beading is easy to learn and the possibilities to keep learning new designs & techniques is endless. In this class you will learn how to create designs, simple beading techniques, attaching... Read more »
Click Images to Enlarge Back by popular demand is the Tree of Life pendant class. Tree of Life was a central part of early Celtic spirituality. The sacred Tree of Life represented the fruitfulness of the earth, evoking spiritual growth and rebirth. The Tree of Life stretched its branches into... Read more »
Come and learn how to wrap your favorite stones. This class is designed for the beginner to make a simple and easy wrap to hold your stones safely & snuggled into a pendant. $20 plus materials. Class is Saturday, November 7th from 12:30-2:30 pm.
Create this beautiful love hook unisex bracelet. By using just 14 gauge wire... you can make this unique style as a his or her bracelet. Great holiday gift ideas! Class is November 12th from 6:30-8:30 - $20 plus materials.
Come an learn the creative art of Viking Stitch. Viking Knitting dates all the way back to, well, the Vikings. Handmade chains were found in Viking treasure troves in Scandinavia. Made from melted down coins turned into fine wire, these chains were formed using a loop in loop technique. Basically... Read more »