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JUNE 4‑11, 2017
Wisconsin Center, Milwaukee WI

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One Month to Go!

It's almost time! The 2017 Bead&Button Show is just a month away. We can't wait to see you all at the Wisconsin Center starting June 4!

Make sure you're ready for your beading and jewelry extravaganza. If you haven't booked a hotel room yet, please do so now! In order to get our special Show Rate, you'll need to book by today, May 5th, so make your reservations!

Get your Special Events tickets right away, too. We'd hate for you to miss out on the Meet the Teachers Reception or the Big Bead&Jewelry Bash!

If you've got time in your schedule, consider adding a class or two. There are still seats available at all times of the day.

Finally, if you need little help with knowing what to bring to Milwaukee and what to leave behind, check out our helpful packing tips page. See you soon!

Shopping, Shopping, Shopping!

Whether you're looking for a one‑of‑a‑kind statement cabochon to inspire your next necklace, the ultimate tool for making perfect wrapped loops, seed beads of every color, or finished jewelry you can't get anywhere else, you'll find it in the Bead&Jewelry Marketplace. The largest consumer bead show in the world has more than 300 vendors, and everything you need to make beautiful jewelry. Public shopping is open June 10‑12, and there's something for everyone. (Wear comfortable shoes!)

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Featured Classes

Melodie Necklace
Jayashree Paramesh

Learn how to incorporate rhinestone settings into beadwork, and use herringbone stitch with embellished stations to create the long necklace rope.

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Fractal Foundations Bracelet
Melissa Mauk Rodarte & Kelly Thompson

Combine the subtle curves of miniduo and crescent beads with the angles and edges of triangle and bicones to create lovely mini kaleidoscopes of form and color.

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Bead FX Presents:
Floriade Necklace
Carolyn Cave

Use two‑hole tipp beads, miniduos, and O‑beads to create a floral necklace of motifs in different sizes, then connect these flowers to make a beautiful garland of beads.

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Appliqued, Embroidered, and Embellished Wool Beads
Susan Wojciechowski

Merge beadwork, wool applique, and embroidery, and learn how the components of even a single bead can be endlessly rearranged into more complex pieces.

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