Award winning beader Sarah Payne shares tips on how to create beautiful covered buttons for use on clothing, handbags or make into brooches.
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Sarah Payne shares some beauty tips for making these covered buttons and inspiration for creating rings and brooches. Moreover, she is a finalist for the prestigious Fire Mountain Gems and Beads 2009 – Jewelry category.
Just outside Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, Sarah runs the craft shop Bee Crafty. You can enjoy wandering around their shop with us in the video click here. In addition, you will see that they have lots of patchwork fabric, craft items, and a beautiful range with the mass appeal of mixed beads from researched sources, including Mill Hill, Delica’s, Rocailles, and findings.
Do check out their workshop schedule, and we will be featuring several of their tutors in the months to come. Many of their workshops are designed as taster sessions, which means that complete kits are available so you can try them before becoming addicted!
For more information on classes, events, and opening times, visit their website.
WEBSITE: www.beeingcrafty.co.uk
BLOG: https://beeingcrafty.blogspot.com/
FACEBOOK: Bee Crafty
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