How To Draw A Perfect Heart
How to draw a perfect heart – quick tutorial for everyone who wants to create a proportionally balanced shape for craft and jewelry projects.
Green and Pearl Pendant: Herringbone Stitch Design Idea
When making a test piece for the Green Holiday Necklace, I suddenly noticed a new design idea for my green and pearl pendant. The Czech glass mushroom beads did not fit the necklace design but looked very interesting when arranged (more…)
Dress For The Bracelet: Beaded Decor Elements
Decorating the dress to match an existing bead embroidery bracelet seemed easy, but…
White Wine Glass Pin Bead Embroidery
White wine glass pin bead embroidery was a last-minute idea. I needed something new for the holiday sparkling wine tasting party, and an embroidered glass was the most obvious subject for such embroidery. Beads and Problems There are not enough (more…)
Bird and Lion Bead Embroidery
Fun bead embroidery custom order project: story of creation and beading notes.
Green Sparkling Holiday Necklace
Green Sparkling Holiday Necklace design idea: why these beads and why this color? Free tutorial is available!
Beadwork Dress Decor
I can spend hours looking at designer dress collections, and when I get an opportunity to design beadwork dress decor elements, I jump on it! The main task for this dress decor was to design beaded strap decorations. Relatively an (more…)
Diamond Duo Bracelet with Bugle Beads Video Tutorial
This Diamond Duo and Bugle bead bracelet is an easy-to-make beading project. It is fun to reproduce it in many different colors and experiment with different color combinations.
Diamond Duo Bracelet Tutorial. Drop Bead Version
Follow this visual tutorial to make a bracelet with Diamond Duo beads. Such a quick and easy jewelry project!
Protecting Your Beading Thread
Protecting your beading thread is easy when you have suitable jewelry findings and you know how to use them!
If you like making beaded bracelets, you probably already found out that bracelets clasps tend to wear out after some time of using them. The thread is not always to blame!