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After the previous photo of the 'drifter' E36 3 series, this 328i takes it to the other end of the scale with beautifully beading paint after an evening shower.
Hand rolled in the village of Ndejje by Mzuribeads cooperative. Strips of recycled paper are cut into triangles, and rolled tighlty around a needle. The beads are then hung up and varnished for a waterproof and glossy finish. No paint involved, the colours are determined on the specific pages selected.
We are Mzuribeads, and have an online store. We sell retail and wholesale worldwide.
We have a new range of ethical barkcloth , banana leaf, cow horn and recycled glass beads now available. Also all handmade in Uganda.
Mzuribeads is an ethical business, who believe in the concept of trade not aid, and promoting artistic, handmade products for income generating and promoting community education
Tutorial for this gorgeous necklace is available: ellad2.com or in my etsy shop ellad2.etsy.com
Happy beading!
Tod's driving sneakers - wonderful, comfy leather uppers, fabulous nubbed soles. Plenty of support. Bought by a family friend in Europe, but they didn't fit her, so I got them. Woot!
Tights by Hanna Andersson on sale
Taken with Beached Beads Jewelry I was selling at a craft fair (hence the need for comfy when you're on your feet for 5 hours)
Marie antoinette doll, completely handsewn and covered in hundreds of seed beads. each one individually sewn.
this will be for sale in my etsy shop
beaded celtic knot patch approx 2.5" or so in diameter. size 12 beads interior, size 10 beads exterior 2 rows, with embroidery thread edging.
My favorite necklace. I made this a long time ago. It has hematite (my favorite stone), which is the silvery colored beads. Hematite is an iron ore, and Michigan is a good place to find it! I can't remember what the blue ones are.
Beautiful, round, fat & fun recycled paper beads. A mix of wonderful vibrant and glossy colours for all kinds of jewelry making and crafting.
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As in other countries, in Japan there is a large community of enthusiastic beaders who love to create their own original jewellery – whether it is their own original designs or whether they take their cue from professional designers. Either way, beaders most often find inspiration and how-to instructions in specialized Japanese hobby magazines. The most popular beading magazine in Japan is Bead Friend. This year, Preciosa Ornela, together with its Japanese distributor, launched an extensive marketing campaign in Bead Friend. This seed beads jewellery is designed by famous Japanese designer Ms.Yoriko Sho (www.shoyoriko.com/). More about "Beading in Japan": preciosa-ornela.com/Beading-in-Japan
This was made as a practice job for tambour beading. I essentially bought myself a cheap shawl that had a bit of a pattern on it, grabbed a handful of random beads and practiced my tambour beading by following around the edge of the pattern.
This was just to practice the skill really and whilst it came out quite pretty, the weight of the glass and metal beads on a thin polyester shawl pulls down a little on the ends for my taste and therefore it sits in a cupboard.
As in other countries, in Japan there is a large community of enthusiastic beaders who love to create their own original jewellery – whether it is their own original designs or whether they take their cue from professional designers. Either way, beaders most often find inspiration and how-to instructions in specialized Japanese hobby magazines. The most popular beading magazine in Japan is Bead Friend. This year, Preciosa Ornela, together with its Japanese distributor, launched an extensive marketing campaign in Bead Friend. This seed beads jewellery is designed by famous Japanese designer Ms.Yoriko Sho (www.shoyoriko.com/). More about "Beading in Japan": preciosa-ornela.com/Beading-in-Japan
An artisan in a traditional Pondo dancing cosutme counting meters of strung beads during a product development workshop with Aid to Artisans. She was headed to dance auditions for the Gramstown festival in South Africa.
For Macro Monday theme - fabrics. Wanted to do something different but really needed a dedicated macro lens this week.
As in other countries, in Japan there is a large community of enthusiastic beaders who love to create their own original jewellery – whether it is their own original designs or whether they take their cue from professional designers. Either way, beaders most often find inspiration and how-to instructions in specialized Japanese hobby magazines. The most popular beading magazine in Japan is Bead Friend. This year, Preciosa Ornela, together with its Japanese distributor, launched an extensive marketing campaign in Bead Friend. This seed beads jewellery is designed by famous Japanese designer Ms.Yoriko Sho (www.shoyoriko.com/). More about "Beading in Japan": preciosa-ornela.com/Beading-in-Japan