Rosary Workshop | 2 & 1/2 hour class | $45A personalized rosary is a special gift. Learn the skills and supplies you’ll need for a rosary made with chain and bead links, or using basic stringing materials.
We can also schedule private workshops for groups that want to make rosaries as First Communion gifts. Click HERE for more information about private rosary workshops or tips for hosting your own rosary making event.
Registration Information
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Please note our Class Policy: Pre-registration with payment of class fee is required. Class fees are non-refundable and non-transferable to other classes. Unless otherwise specified, classes are designed for adults ages 16 and up.
How to Register | You can register online or we can take a credit card payment by phone.
To register on-line go to our Class Payment Page and select the date. Class size is limited to 4, and we ask that all students be vaccinated.
How to Register | You can register online or we can take a credit card payment by phone.
To register on-line go to our Class Payment Page and select the date. Class size is limited to 4, and we ask that all students be vaccinated.
2025 Class Dates
Weekday classes are 2-4:30 pm | Saturday classes are 11 am - 1:30 pm
Weekday classes are 2-4:30 pm | Saturday classes are 11 am - 1:30 pm
Tuesday, February 25
Friday, March 14
Saturday, March 22
Friday, April 4
Friday, March 14
Saturday, March 22
Friday, April 4
Description
Students will Learn:
Instructor: Kate Linne or Kim Humphrey
Class Fee: $45, includes written instructions. Materials are extra
- The two techniques for making a rosary: making bead links using wire, chain nose and round nose pliers; or using flexible beading wire, spacer beads and crimp beads
- Guidelines for selecting appropriate beads
- How to assemble and finish their rosary
Instructor: Kate Linne or Kim Humphrey
Class Fee: $45, includes written instructions. Materials are extra
Rosary Supplies
Bead In Hand carries all of the materials recommended for this project and includes some time during the class for shopping. However, students may want to purchase supplies in advance due to the number of choices they need to make. This project uses:
For a rosary with chain and bead links:
Bead In Hand carries all of the materials recommended for this project and includes some time during the class for shopping. However, students may want to purchase supplies in advance due to the number of choices they need to make. This project uses:
For a rosary with chain and bead links:
- 53 small beads (around 6-8 mm)
- 6 larger beads
- One two-to-one connector
- One cross
- 22 gauge wire (sterling, goldfilled, copper or craft wire as desired)
- 12″ chain, if desired
For a rosary with flexible beading wire:
- 53 small beads (around 6-8 mm)
- 6 larger beads
- One two-to-one connector
- One cross
- Seed beads for spacing (size 11/0, 8/0, or 6/0 as desired)
- Flexible beading wire (approx. 3 feet)
- 4 crimp beads
March, 2015
"I just wanted to let you know . . . I purchased beads there a couple of weeks ago to make my son his First Communion rosary through our church. We made our rosaries this week and I was stunned at not only my accomplishment, but how truly beautiful it turned out! Thank you so much for your help in picking out the right parts . . . . My son probably won't realize how unique and special this is until later in life, but I do. And it was a WONDERFUL experience! Thank you, thank you, thank you!" A.B.
"I just wanted to let you know . . . I purchased beads there a couple of weeks ago to make my son his First Communion rosary through our church. We made our rosaries this week and I was stunned at not only my accomplishment, but how truly beautiful it turned out! Thank you so much for your help in picking out the right parts . . . . My son probably won't realize how unique and special this is until later in life, but I do. And it was a WONDERFUL experience! Thank you, thank you, thank you!" A.B.
The instructor and staff are wonderful people and willing to share their vast knowledge and experience. The shop is abundant with marvelous treasures. March 2017