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A band worked in peyote stitch, with spiraling edges in white and pale blue stripes

 

Look for this piece in my Etsy store: www.etsy.com/shop/curiouspigeon

This piece honours Métis activist Maria Campbell, who greatly influenced the lives of many Indigenous women. In recreating the cover of Maria’s book, “Halfbreed”, Anderson realized that while her journey with Maria began with this book, it was their friendship filled with laughter, stories, teas, lessons, teachings and love that mattered most. As a result, the artist recognized that, by focusing on their relationship while beading, through Maria, parts of her emerged.

Bead Dreams 2010 3rd Place in Seed Beads

Tessa in her finest.

My little tribute to the Art Nouveau.

Beaded beads, odds and ends!

Niagara Falls History Museum; Niagara Falls, Ontario.

Beading tutorial/schema available on my web site ellad2.com

Singita encourages a "fair trade" economy through its craft offerings. Photo courtesy Singita.

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This is a embroidered cuff bracelet with dragon blood jasper cabochon, Swarovski rivoli (crystal vitrail medium) , flat oval shell beads, japanese Toho seed beads and Czech glass beads

i'm not certain what i'm going to do with all these beads. but they sure are fun to make.

Rivoli pendant and rope.

 

I like the design, but it needs a few tweaks to make it perfect!

Something to work on in the New Year.

Students had a chance to make a beaded necklace while attending ECC.

Inspired by a wool eye dazzler rug woven by his grandmother in the 1970s, Wilson made his rug with 76,050 4mm glass beads, taking over 1000 hours of artistic labour. The work speaks to the notion of digital arising from both human hands and new media. At the centre of this classic handwoven Navajo rug design, two central QR codes link to short videos that affirm the continuance of Diné cosmologies and ecologies as well as the multi-dimensional and interconnectedness with earthly, celestial, human and spiritual relations that Indigenous peoples carry.

And my new bracelet and tutorial.

Beading tutorial available on my web site www.ellad2.com

Queen Victoria beadwork tassel

image by: www.christopherGFX.com

Blue beadwork gecko, bought in Cape Town, June 2006.

This is a closer photo of the beadwork from the wider end of the textile

I decided to make some bookmarks this week.

I don't know how likely it is that folks will buy them from my shop, but it's been a very fun diversion.

Size 8 1-cut off white ceylon seeds and an enhancer of gold size 15 seeds and fresh water pearls

I made this to wear to a 'Black and White' themed Summer Ball, it matched my outfit perfectly.

Design can be found in Bead & Button.

malachite cabochons and seed beads cover the outside, the inside is lined with leather over a metal cuff form

 

www.etsy.com/listing/72544629/malachite-cuff-bracelet

This is a embroidered cuff bracelet with dragon blood jasper cabochon, Swarovski rivoli (crystal vitrail medium) , flat oval shell beads, japanese Toho seed beads and Czech glass beads

Necklace!

 

Does anyone remember my shop? It's high time I made some new inventory!

 

Swarovski drop with glass seed beads, modeled on my SDGrG Rinon! The matching colors were a complete accident.

This bracelet has 24 different colour Swarovski crystals, goes with anything!

I downloaded the pattern from www.artsncrafts-ideas.com

 

This work references the artist's grandfather, Jacob Imaapik Partridge, as he appeared in the 1974 film The White Dawn. A midwife named Imaapik, presumed to be trans, helped in Jacob's birth by performing a Cesarean-section. Imaapik asked that, should the baby be born a boy, that the child be named after them, as they had always wanted to be a man. The work speaks to reclaiming visual sovereignty, naming traditions, resistance to colonial cis-heteronormativity, and celebrating Indigenous queerness and gender diversity.

My version of a design in Laura McCabe's 'Crystal Jewelry' book, Vineyard Necklace,

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