The document describes three craft classes being offered on different dates: 1) An "Earth Mother" necklace class on April 8th for $50, which includes materials to make the necklace and uses hand stamping techniques. 2) A crystal pendant wire wrapping class on March 15th for $30, which teaches how to attach stones without holes to wire. 3) A recycled wine cork necklace class on March 22nd for $50, which turns wine corks, including from 19 Crimes wine, into a necklace and discusses the history of the brand.

1. EARTH MOTHERDate: SUN. APRIL 8th
Time: 10:00 A.M. -2pm
Class fee: $50
Class fee includes everything to complete
this necklace.
Description:
April is the month of celebrating and respecting
all the beauty that our Earth holds. Come help
kick off Earth Day and make this adorable “Earth
Mother” necklace. Lots and lots of hand stamping
to bring her to life. I can’t wait to see all the
creativity to come from each of you.

2. Earth’s Crystal PendantsDate: Sunday March 15
Time: 10:00 A.M. -2pm
Class fee: $30
Class fee includes both stones and all
supplies to make 2 pendants
Description:
Have you ever wondered how to show off that
special crystal or rock you might have found?
Learn the art of wire wrapping a stone without a
hole.
Supplies To Bring:
Chain nose pliers
round nose pliers
wire cutters
Beading pad

3. Recycled Wine CorkNecklaceDate: Sunday March 22
Time: 10:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M.
Class Fee: $50
Includes everything to complete this
necklace, You are welcome to bring
your own special wine cork but I will
have the 19 Crimes cork for you
Description:
Recycle and reuse is a perfect way to
honor Earth Day. Lets be honest…
who doesn’t love a good glass of wine
after a long day, why not turn that cork
into a necklace? So much goes into
this little necklace and such
interesting history with this particular
wine cork from 19 Crimes wine. Come
see this wine bottle talk …for real.
Click on the link below for a mind
blowing treat.
www.19crimes.com
The men http://19crimes.comon our labels are not
those of fiction. They were flesh and blood. Criminals
and scholars. In history, they share a bond receiving
'punishment by transportation'. It could have shattered