Too bad the lowest star is a one, I would give it zero. This store visually is nice, but beware of the blonde at the register. Her sister own the store and she runs it. While taking a class, I was speaking with a fellow student and we were discussing our hobby. The name of another bead person came up and the blonde heard it. She ran over to the table, interrupted the class of "2" and handed us both a sheet of paper. It was the RULES OF TAKING A CLASS. Well, seems like we broke the rule that says, there will be no communications involving another store or teacher in the United States. We were both asked to read the rule we broke and not to take any further classes in the store.
Ok, so I paid for the supplies for the $45 bracelet and was treated like crap. Do you see anything wrong with this????
I have now moved on, seems that so have almost all the others that I communicate with in the beading community in Las Vegas. We have all been banned for some reason or another. Perhaps being a beading teacher privately, perhaps working and writing for publications, or just because.
Seems that they look for a reason to make you feel unwelcome.
BEWARE, THIS IS NOT WHERE YOU WANT TO SPEND YOUR MONEY. There are other options for bead stores in Las Vegas where they are kind, friendly and will bend over backwards to make you feel comfortable. A friendly smile, a verbal welcome costs nothing. This training starts at home at an early age....guess someone wasn't paying attention for this lesson.