The Bead Gallery

Here’s a fun craft idea for Bigs and Littles!

The Bead Gallery, located on Eggert Road in Amherst, not only has a large, inexpensive selection, but also offers personal service, guiding you through the things you’ll need for any project. If you and your Little are interested in making necklaces, friendship bracelets or earrings, head to the Bead Gallery to pick up supplies and then let the crafting begin!

Check out The Bead Gallery’s Website or give them at call at (716) 836-6775.

2050 Eggert Road Amherst, NY 14226

   

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