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Meinhardt Studio
 | Workshop
 Super Froth Bracelet
 
      Skill Level: 
      Beginner/intermediate—previous experience with off-loom bead weaving is 
      necessary.
 A chance to spend a day reveling in excess, as you create a waterfall of 
      decadent froth! This ndebele-based patterned cuff becomes the backdrop for 
      the all of the encrusting, fringing and "Meinhardt Frothy Fringe" that you 
      can fit on the bracelet's slanted edge. You will learn how to begin 
      Ndebele on a 45-degree angle and how to fasten the cuff without a trace of 
      the closure visible around your wrist. This fun, relaxed workshop is a 
      pleasure for all skill levels. We know you will enjoy this day with NanC. 
		(See supply list below photo.)
 
       
       
      Supplies Needed: 
        
        20 grams 
        each of seed beads in size 8, size 11, size 14 in a light or pale matte 
        color
        One tube 
        each of size 11 and size 14 shiny seed beads in a high-contrast color to 
        the beads you selected above
        One tube 
        of size 14 seed beads with a "WOW" effect next to your other bead 
        color choices
        Size #3 
        snaps (approx 1/2" snap)
        16 tear 
        drops or any other bead you would like on the bottom of your fringe
        
        Beads for 
        embellishing the diagonal edge of your bracelet. Note: You can 
        use any size, shape, or type of embellishment beads such as fire polish, 
        pearls, crystals, semiprecious stones, flowers, etc.
        1 focal 
        point bead larger than all the other beads embellishment beads you have 
        chosen thus far
        Size 11 
        beading needles
        Beading 
        thread: 6 lb. test fireline or silamide size a.
        A work 
        surface
        Small 
        scissors
        Magnifying 
        glasses or visor if needed
        Extra task 
        light and extension cord if needed
        Optional: 
        Hypo cement, thread zapper and thread winders |