Saturday, November 30, 2013
Embellished Netted Bracelet
Hi!
Finished a bracelet! Got the pattern from Japanese Beadwork with Sonoko Nozue...page 60...Night Dew...I did not embellish both sides. This is a nice book, and the bracelet feels nice and slinky on...she had a cool way to embellish it!
Anyhow, give it a try!
Hugs,
Angie
wowmaw@aol.com
Friday, October 18, 2013
Peyote Bracelet with Hidden Clasp
I made this peyote bracelet using liquid silver, which is a little smaller than #1 size bugles...added a picot edge and I thought it looked a little plain, so I added all the pearl fringe around the slide-lock clasp. It's not a difficult bracelet to make, but I got tired of doing all the fringe...lol...when I get to the end of a project, I WANT TO BE DONE WITH IT!!! :) And now I've started a netted bracelet embellished with crystal...as slowly as I bead, my next post will probably be next year, so don't give up on me!
Hugs,
Angie
Saturday, September 7, 2013
Princess Kate Bracelet
Sunday, June 16, 2013
Latest New Pieces
I have not given up on beading...things have just been hopping around here! :) My son has graduated from the University of Alabama (Roll Tide!) and my daughter has successfully completed the 9th grade and is now a sophomore. I've finished several pieces and even taken pictures...just lazy when it actually comes to posting...sorry! So here they go!
The first is a gold Russian spiral:
The second one is a silver fringe necklace with a chevron base. The pattern is by Glenda Payseno:
The third is a pattern that I came up with...nothing fancy and very easy:
And, last but not least, is another pattern that I came up with by playing around...gold tilas done in ladder stitch with a braided rope edge...this one was a stinker when you go to finish up the last row of the edging.
Hope y'all like these...you can leave a comment if you like, but it's much easier if you just e-mail me at wowmaw@aol.com
Hugs,
Angie
The first is a gold Russian spiral:
The second one is a silver fringe necklace with a chevron base. The pattern is by Glenda Payseno:
The third is a pattern that I came up with...nothing fancy and very easy:
And, last but not least, is another pattern that I came up with by playing around...gold tilas done in ladder stitch with a braided rope edge...this one was a stinker when you go to finish up the last row of the edging.
Hope y'all like these...you can leave a comment if you like, but it's much easier if you just e-mail me at wowmaw@aol.com
Hugs,
Angie
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