Check into the hotel after arriving from Prague Airport!

2 PM Meet & Greet in Lobby Bar of hotel.  Old Town Ibis.  

4:00 PM Walking tour through Old Town to Astronomical Clock & the Jewish Quarter

6:00 Boat Dinner Cruise (Included)

10:00 Prague Castle

12:00 Lunch at the Golden Star

1:00 Tour to Charles Bridge and Old Town

6:00 Free Evening with Optional concert

9:00 Luggage downstairs for the bus

10:00 Castle Tour Syrchov

12:00 Lunch

3:00 PM check into Hotel

4:00 PM Roman Trunk show at the hotel

9:00 Super Duo Factory

11:00 AM Bead Factory + Czech Picnic Lunch

3:00 Lamp Work Glass Bead production

6:00 Class with Rebecca

9:00 AM Glass Pearl Production

11:00 AM Glassunicum

12:00 Lunch

1:30 G&B Production Tour

6:00 Class with Rebecca

9:00 AM leave the hotel

10:00 Garnet Museum & Production

11:00 Museum

12:00 Lunch on Own and freetime

2:00 Antique Store

4:00 PM arrive at hotel

6:00 PM Goodbye dinner at Pizzeria Franko

Bags down for the bus ride back to one last night in Prague!

9:00 Leave hotel (Bags loaded on the bus)

9:15 Kristalovy Raj & Antique Store

10:00 Bead Museum 

Lunch in Milada Boleslav

Prairie Park and Skoda Museum

Return To Courtyard Prague Airport

Suggested Dinner in Hotel at 7 PM.  

You can stay longer if you wish.  Flights on the 18th are as early as 6:05 AM.   

If you want to reserve a room in Prague for a few more days email Jon

Days are subject to change based on Factory availability.  

This gorgeous and wearable collar gets its name from the Bohemian countryside it reminded us of. While intermediate, it is the perfect project for someone with a basic knowledge of bead weaving. Expect to get a good portion accomplished during class!

The Spiral Staircase Bracelet features lentil beads spiraling around your wrist in a counted kumihimo pattern with two sizes of seed beads.

Exploring the intersection of color, math, and engineering, Rebecca Ann Combs has been pushing the bounds of what is possible in beaded kumihimo for more than sixteen years. She came upon the art of kumihimo after opening a bead store in Arizona, finding its structure and intricacies both calming and rich with possibilities. The rules, rhythm, and patterning of kumihimo satisfy her need for control in an out-of-control world, and now manifests in increasingly complex designs.

Combs’ work has been featured at Museum of Beadwork in Portland, Maine and she is the author of three best-selling kumihimo books, Kumihimo Basics & Beyond, Kumihimo Braiding with Beads, and Kumihimo Jewelry Simplified. Although she warns all of her readers and students that kumihimo is addictive, she delights in getting them hooked. Lauded for detailed, clear instructions, Combs teaches beading retreats and workshops internationally.

When she isn’t braiding you’ll find her enjoying afternoon tea or hiking in the Arizona wilderness. Find her kits and teaching schedule at www.DesignAndAdorn.com.

www.DesignAndAdorn.com