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I'm looking for links (or pointers to books) tht contain beading patterns to make this type of necklace. Anyone able to help?
Andi Cloud leads a beading workshop at the Lakeview Library as part of the Native American Storyteller-in-Residence series. Photos by Library staff.
This is from a mixed media class I took online with Jane LaFazio. I've never done anything like this before. I had a hard time knowing when to stop the beading.
The idea for this ornament came from a beading blog I saw, but unfortunately I can no longer find the link to give proper credit to the right person. I modified it slightly to not hang loose on the ornament as whenever it slipped off the strands would get completely tangled.
I changed the tassels to a coined edging using the same pattern and added beading on the edges of the top.
The rain overnight helped feed my latest obsession....waterdroplets on leaves! I'm slowly but surely catching and I just wanted to say a huge thank you to you all for your kindness! Hugs:)
Based on a project I saw on Artbeads.com, this is for an upcoming birthday. The sparkly roundels (adjacent to the red crystals) are topaz.
Made from peach Swarovski pearls, red Swarovski crystals, and Topaz crystal rondelles.
Now that they've been given, I guess it's safe to say they were for @jessiechar, one of my (now ex-Delicious Monster employees) friends.
Fred busy working on his spiral necklace that I asked him to make for me (he needed a project to work on anyway!) He's spent about three hours for the last 5 nights working on it and it's done tonight with the exception of a clasp which we need to buy. I couldn't find one mistake! Very nice. This is the second spiral necklace that Fred has made.
I'm making a "fascinator" (aka feathered head-piece). I beaded this piece of felt to cover where the feathers attach to the headband. The color is much nicer in person.
My first foray into beading! Henry the VIII's Wedding Gift from the Anticraft. It only took me a few hours last night, and the result is terribly pretty.
Artistic shot...
This was for a color class I took at a local bead shop. It's a study in monochromatic colors. The top is a peyote tube, the main section is two-drop peyote and then the bottom is twisted fringe.
Andi Cloud leads a beading workshop at the Lakeview Library as part of the Native American Storyteller-in-Residence series. Photos by Library staff.