Freeform seed bead edging

Article Abstract:

Freeform edging is a unique way of beading that can bring out the best in cabochons. It allows different designs and bead directions without distorting the stone's image. Materials to be used include beads of different colors and a size D thread that matches the darker beads.

Fancy work

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Fuchsia follies necklace

Article Abstract:

Seed beads of black, green and fuchsia colors can be used to create an intricately designed necklace. The shape of the piece can be fastened by wounding the thread between the beads, instead of bringing it back through the beads. Step by step instructions are presented.

Design and construction, Necklaces

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Bird pouch

Article Abstract:

The directions for making a bird pouch, an intermediate-to-advanced beading project is described. The steps involve off-loom weaving in constructing the piece. In stringing the beads, it is important to take note of balancing the design.

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