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PRECIOSA ORNELA introduces two simple manuals using PRECIOSA seed beads for you and your children.
How-to-make: preciosa-ornela.com/Project-Simple-Beading
Final block for Joggles class. I put a beaded edging all the way around.
More about it on my blog www.textilesintime.blogspot.com/
Most of these have found homes with friends. The one on the chain was mine. But I lost it. I could cry. I know, I could make another one, but I love that chain, too, and don't know where to get another. ::sniff::
Cwrrr -by hand- sewed the beads and sequins onto to the crotch. Persimmon contributed the ruby red lips (and it's probably best not to ask why she'd have a bag full of ruby reds laying around) : )
Here's a beading diagram drawn in Adobe Illustrator for the beaded poodle pattern. Free pattern found at: 3Dbeading.com
by Rita Hutcheson-Cobbs and you can purchase beaded corsage stick pins and other handmade items at www.RitaHutchesonCobbs.com.
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my name tag, polymer clay cab with fibers and Kato liquid clay, 11º and 15º seed beads done to look like flower with leaves
A member of Amangwe Zulu beads a fine peice of jewelry n the Drakensburg, Kwazulu Natal, South Africa
This is a bevel jig to create a bevelled beading strip. The stock is planed to the correct dimensions first then fed into the tunnel. The cutter is a large mortice cutter using the flat bottom to cut the stock. It's lowered a little at a time with each pass.
Feb 9, 2011
I actually have to spend more time making Valentines for my son's class than I do with making jewelry this week.
Phew! My latest series of fibre art cards - all felted fibre pieces embellished with hand embroidery and beading.
It's almost done. I have, to my estimation, 5 remaining circles to bead. 3 light blue ones, and 2 orange ones.
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
Koru ferns handbeaded for the top of Catherine and Martins wedding cake. A little something they can later pop on their 50th wedding anniversary cake! Here's to them on their special day!
A friend asked me to make necklaces for her and her daughters to wear to her wedding.
While shopping for beads together, she found the swirly green, gold and black glass lentil bead, and I worked with that as inspiration, with this as the happy result.
The body of the necklace is a chain made with larger green and black rondelle-shaped beads, gold spacers and black round beads. The beaded focal pieces are peyote-stitch hexagons (15/0 matte black seed beads) with green swarovski crystal beads (4 mm bicones, and 8 mm round) in the center. The larger hanging hexagon is actually two - a larger one on the bottom, with a smaller one the same size as the two flanking hexagons attached to the top..
I REALLY liked how this one came out. I plan on making another one for myself!
(I learned how to make the hexagon shape from Diane Fitzgerald's Shaped Beadwork book)
made from thrifted beads, chain, and ribbon
tutorial on my blog
mytwobutterflies.blogspot.com/2011/03/tangled-mess-neckla...
by Rita Hutcheson-Cobbs and you can read more about this project at ritahutchesoncobbs.blogspot.com/2011/02/valentines-is-com...
I love arts and crafts. One of my favourite activities is beading. You might think that blind people can't do precise things such as sewing beads. Wrong! Today, I decided to make a bracelet from Hama beads. As you can see, I'm using my left hand to feel for the beads. I'm holding the needle in my right hand in such a way that my index finger is close to the tip of the needle - this prevents me from getting pricked with the needle when putting beads on. The beading is going a bit slower than it would otherwise (it took me about an hour to do 5 cm of the bracelet), but that doesn't matter. There is one more thing, though: the colours of the beads. Blindness doesn't mean you have to give up on them. Sorting out beads by colours (you can buy packets of beads that are pre-sorted already, which is very helpful) can help you make a colour-coordinated bracelet. However, since I prefer colourful bracelets, I just use a big box of mixed beads.
Not being able to see my bracelet, I just feel my work with my fingers. I'm learning about arts and crafts from an entirely different perspective. The colours aren't important any more. What matters is the precision of my work and how equally the beads are sewn together. I'm learning aesthetics from a different point of view.
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First Nations women invented loom beading and visitors were able to use a miniature loom to create beautiful and intricate designs.
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