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These are all the early stage of my beading projects. Most of the patterns are from the book. The thing is I use any colors I want and apply to some other materials that I think it might work.
Finally finished this purse. It was a lot of fun especially when I was able to add the embroidery thread. I did the beading for the flower as well. All recycled fabrics and materials was used in the making of it
Strung necklaces, bracelet and earrings - my design
My first project. I started beading because I couldn't find a necklace to match an outfit and decided to make my own.
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i mangled the ending, thus it will not be allowed to join this photo hahahaha will fix it at some point....
Since my St. Vincent tote has basically become my every day purse, I needed to make it travel-ready before heading to France. So I put a zipper in the top to avoid pickpockets and I've started beading the letters...just because. One letter down, eight to go (might take me a week or two, since the "S" took me an hour).
The other day, Gracie surprised me presenting me with a tiny bead that she had gotten filament (basically, fishing line- what I use to thread heavier beads) through.
I was shocked because, well... she's two and I figured threading beads wouldn't come until later.
So I went to the craft store and bought her a ton of chunky beads with larger holes, and some lanyard/plastic lace.
Now she beads and I bead and it's a TON of fun!
The four ornaments I've made so far this year, with the only ornament left from previous years on the far right. They're lined up on my beading tray.
Katsucon 2022 Best of Show
A project where I dug into a lot of new techniques. Jacket drafted off a vintage 1980's jacket. Lots of hand beading embellishment. A crazy wig, and of course, making his personalized shoes from scratch. These are my second pair of welted shoes built from scratch.
Photos by @ Kameraninja