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Beading with Jenn Creeley
Saturday, September 26
1:00pm - 3:00pm
Moose Jaw Public Library
South Meeting RoomLearn how to make a Beaded Daisy necklace with Jenn Creeley of CreeHearts Design!
Join us for a two-part Indigenous beading workshop with Jenn Creeley of CreeHearts Design on September 26 & 27. Attendees will learn how to make a Beaded Daisy necklace with Jenn's guidance. This free program is open to adults 18+ and registration is encouraged. Walk-ins will be welcome if space/supplies permit. Registrants should plan to attend for both days.
About CreeHearts Design:
Jenn has honed her beading craft for several years, having learned the skill from her grandmother at Piapot First Nation. She has since passed this tradition to her daughter, granddaughter, and grandson, and has regularly taught beading fundamentals within the community. Jenn's beadwork has reached international destinations including Australia, Japan, and Ireland. CreeHearts Design provides an array of authentic First Nation jewelry and accessories. Currently, there is significant interest in her orange shirt pins, each featuring a distinctive gold bead placed where the heart lies, symbolizing that every child possesses a heart of gold. The beaded keychains, lanyards, and earrings remain among the most requested items. Orders for beadwork may be submitted via Instagram or email.
Jenn Creeley is a member of the Okanese First Nation.

CreeHearts Design can be found on Instagram: jenncree
Email: jenncree@gmail.com
Beadwork can be purchased at Mackenzie Art Gallery in Regina, SK.
Accreditations:

AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Adults |
TAGS: | Partnership program | Indigenous | Community partnership | adult program |
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