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Botanicals + Beads

Class: Botanicals and Beads: a bouquet in a bracelet by Heart & Craft

Inspired by the colors and textures found in the garden, this hands-on workshop invites you to create a customizable, one-of-a-kind beaded bracelet inspired by your favorite blooms and botanicals.

Choose from a curated collection of faceted and smooth abacus beads to create your own color story, mixing shades and finishes to capture the feeling of a garden in bloom. Whether you gravitate toward soft florals, lush greens, vibrant wildflowers, or something entirely your own, your bracelet will be as unique as you are. Finish it with a charm from the charm bar to make it even more unique. 

Guests will also learn how to professionally attach jewelry findings and finish their bracelet for a polished, wearable piece you’ll treasure for years to come. 

Light bites and sips will be provided to keep you nourished while you craft. Come create, connect, and leave with a little piece of the garden to wear wherever you go.

Your ticket includes:

  • All materials to create one custom beaded bracelet

  • One charm to adorn your bracelet

  • Step-by-step instructions in a beginner-friendly setting

  • A beautifully designed take-home guide with techniques, tips, and a supply list

Optional add-ons:

  • Take-home kit including:

    • Beads + fixtures

    • One charm of your choosing

    • Wire

    • Instructions

  • Instructor: Emma Neuhaus is the founder of Heart & Craft. With nearly a decade of experience as an art teacher and a master’s degree in curriculum design, Emma has always been drawn to the intersection of teaching, creativity, and meaningful connection.

    Heart & Craft is a creative workshop experience designed to help people slow down, reconnect, and create with intention. Through thoughtfully guided, small-group sessions, participants are invited into a welcoming space where mindfulness and making come together - turning quality materials into meaningful, personal works of art.

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