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Free Class

When you sign up for a Necklace, Earring or a basic Bracelet making class by Judy, your class is FREE when you bring along a friend for the regular price of $40.  Bring a third friend and their cost is $35.00.  AND, bring along a 4th friend and their cost is just $30.00.  For example:  bring 2 friends and they pay just $35 each.  Bring 3 friends and they pay just $30 each.

All must attend the same class as a group.

Registration and payment in advance is required.

 

Limited time to Sign Up!!!

 

 

Call Judy at (317) 495-1102 and schedule a class in necklace, earring or basic bracelet making. 

Classes are very personal, and you will learn the proper techniques of jewelry making. All materials are included.

 

We will be taking class reservations with this special from April 26 through May 4.  Have your credit card ready. 

 

Click on our logo to see details on these classes. 

 

Remember, you must register and pay in full by May 4th to take advantage of this class special.

 

 

Mother's Day
Make & Take
 

Mother's Day Special

Bring your child or children into our bead shop for a very special event.  On the two Saturdays before Mother's Day, Judy will hold a "make & take"  bracelet or earring making class.  Your child or children can make a gift for mom that says "thank you" on her special day.

 

Each child will make a bracelet or a pair of earrings from our choice of beads.  Judy will guide and assist.  We will hold classes every hour from 1-5:00 pm on the two Saturdays prior to Mother's day.  Reservations are required as we must limit each class to no more than 4 children. The cost for each child is $10.00 and we will provide all materials.  Minimum age for the children is 7.  It is estimated that each class will last about 30-40 minutes.

 

Reservations are required.  And each child will receive a beautiful wooden rose to go along with their bracelet or earrings.

 

(317) 495-1102

ask for Judy.

   

1311 Prospect Street, Indianapolis, IN 46203

(317) 495-1102 

 

 

Spring is Here!

 

March 29, 2013

Personal Learning

Are you looking

for someone to help you get started the right way in Jewelry Making? 

 

Are you looking for instruction in a particular stitch or style?  Do you need help figuring out how to do closed loops the right way?  If this is you, or if you have similar needs and questions, I might be your answer.

 

 

   I design classes around you.  ---  Judy Champa
        Classes are small.  As small as "one on one".

 

     Click here for more information: 

  Necklace Contest

Please bring in food, cleaning and paper products for the food pantry "Loaves & Fishes" located at St. Timothy's Episcopal Church here on the southside of Indy.  Your food pantry donations can be used to vote on your choice of nine beautiful necklaces.  These necklaces have been made by our customers.  We will be collecting votes and food products throughout April.

 

Alan Shawn Feinstein has been giving away $1 million each year to anti-hunger agencies throughout the country. Whatever is donated to the Loaves & Fishes food pantry, he will add money to it.  The more you give, the more of his $1 million they'll get - thanks to you! 

 

 

 

 


Where Beads Become Jewelry

Buy  One Get One Half Off!

All Individual Beads
on Front Window Tilt Table

 

Limited Time Only
Good Through March 31st

Purchase any of our beads from the front window tilt-table, and get the second one (of equal or lessor value) for 50% off. 

 

Please mark everything with it's original price and the deduction will be given at the register.

• Don't forget, Wednesday is Indiana Bead Society Meeting evening.  Click the IBS logo for more information

Other News

• Don't forget to bring in your "votes" of canned goods for the Annual Necklace Contest for Hunger.  Contest runs throughout the month

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Food Pantry Collection

Third Annual Necklace Contest

and Food Pantry collection

 

In 2004, St. Timothy's Episcopal Church on Thompson Road, applied for a grant to open a Gleaner's Food Pantry Satellite.  The grant was approved, construction and renovation was started, and the food pantry mission was begun.

 

St. Timothy's is a small parish with a big mission.  The food pantry was established as a way of sharing with individuals in the surrounding neighborhood who cannot afford their basic necessities.  Accordingly, it is the church's way of reaching out to it's neighbors in need. 

 

So, you can help by bringing in items for the food pantry and voting for the jewelry you like best.  Voting and collection will continue throughout March and April. 

 

Your votes are done with food pantry items, which, of course include food, but also paper goods, toiletry items, school supplies, etc.