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Morse Geriatric Center- Sidney, CNA, assists resident Marilyn in the creating of lovely bead necklaces.
This is a forest green suede case that contained a necklace my mother once gave me. I am revamping it to use to send a special gift of tasbih to a friend.
Inside the case is a simple cotton insert I made by hand. It's a pretty multi-color tie-dye-like print on one side, and forest green on the other. This is just to act as a cushion and be attractive to hold the tasbih.
Entry into the Australian Beading forum wirework challenge "Head wear". I created freeform "crazy lace" head band with beads woven in and an Eni Oken inspired focal in place of a flower :)
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
This is the same baju kurung. Since the customer want some beads on the flower i tried to be creative by using the sequins. i really hope this lady happy with my work. i always welcome any comments.
I made this belt to update a dress I plan on wearing to a wedding in March. The belt is entirely handmade, even the embroidery and the beading.
A woman came into the bead store with a box and asked if she could give it to the store.
Everyone said no until I spoke up and said I would like to have it.
I brought it home. There are some pearls, some garnets, some vintage bugles, among other things.
The treasure in the small box was a spool of Corticelli silk on a wooden spool, priced 25cents.
Sweet little box. I wonder whose it was.
I don't need beads. I have some. Maybe a lot.
I am always interested in someone's unfinished stuff. I think that is why I have purchased abandoned quilt blocks over the years and put them together.
It might be fun to make a project using only what is available in this box.
a variation of the supernove necklace in the February 2012 Bead and button - I used smaller rivolis and a smaller square pendant - then scaled back everything to look right!!
Vintage beading in pink. It's got so much texture and sparkle, it's amazing work. Was attached to the front of a wicker basket type purse. Recycled it!
1st place, peyote beading, 35 sq. in. or less, advanced/professional class, 2011 Boulder County Fair.
Gamma Particle - Multi-layer beaded bead
Layer 1-2: Icosahedron--40 3mm SP acrylic rounds
Layer 3-4: Snub Dodecahedron mimic--black 11/0s, dove grey 15/0s, opalescent
white 11/0s
Layer 5: "Strongball" (rhombicosidodecahedron mimic)--opalescent white 10/0s
Layer 6-7: Particle Studs (partial icosahedron)--opalescent white 10/0s,
(inner support: 3mm SP acrylic rounds, black 11/0s)
Layer 8: embellishment--dove grey 15/0s
sI like that "y" is the Greek owercase form/letter gamma, and each embellishment looks like a tiny 'Y'. :)
This is the costume I made for the Enchanted Doll birthday contest in 2010. It's based on one of the dolls that the artist made and constructed to fit her. The original doll costume can be seen here: www.enchanteddoll.com/galleries/concubine/concubine.html
Here it's finished, but only has minimal beading around the edges.