Discover Kumihimo – Japanese Braiding

Louise Redgers Bonnycastle is a lifetime crafter. Sewing, quilting, spinning and weaving are her passions. She loves to share her love of making things with others, especially children. She joined the Markham Guild of Village Crafts in Markham in the mid 1980s to learn how to spin and quickly became interested in knitting and weaving handspun yarns. She has taken many classes over the years and learned many new crafts, and feels that it is important to share her knowledge. Currently, as the president of the craft guild, it has become her mission to have guild members try as many new crafts as possible each year. As the mother of six children, there are not many crafts that she has not tried. In the last three years, she has become interested in Japanese braiding, known as Kumihimo, and has found it quite addictive and loves the finished products that make great gifts and are easy to sell.

Beaded Kumihimo Bracelet – Beginner to Intermediate

Redgers Bonnycastle, Louise - Kumihimo Bracelet3_700x466Come discover Japanese braiding! Starting with a foam Kumihimo form and some nylon thread, learn to load beads onto the threads and prepare to braid a bracelet. Under the guidance of Louise you will take home a completely finished project with the skills to make all kinds of beaded braided jewellery. Kit $10; includes instructions for your next project!
3 Hour Workshop

Presented by:  Markham Guild of Village Crafts _Markham Guild logo_700x1262

 

Enjoy this Conference Class sneak peek!

Check out our website www.csnf.com for the class days & times and to register. Class fees are $20 per hour (advance purchase) with kit fees extra.

Creativ Festival is returning to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre but MOVING to the NORTH BUILDING (255 Front St. W.) on new days & times! Thursday, Friday & Saturday, October 15, 16 & 17, 2015 with 5 days of Conference Classes starting Tuesday, October 13th

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