Table of Contents Issue 25 (Sep/Oct 2009) Autumn Issue |
Welcome friends to issue #25 |
Fall Herringbone Buttons Bracelet by Ty Wolfe Designs Stitch a super fluid and fun to wear herringbone bracelet base and add a little kick of color with flat back two-hole Lucite buttons and Swarovski crystals. Materials:
Individual Pattern is not available |
Fire Polished Pairs Bracelet by Sandra D. Halpenny Capture sparkling pairs of fire polished beads in intricate looking seed bead medallion units. Bracelet can be stitched as shown with two borders of seed beads or add only the first border for a very different look! Materials:Bead Counts are per Unit; 1 Unit is approximately 1"
Individual Pattern is not available |
Halloween 2009 Crystal Drop by Deb Moffett-Hall Even Count Peyote and size 11/o Delica beads make an adorable dated Halloween keepsake crystal drop. Materials:
Individual Pattern available, SEARCH using: 00017259 at Sova-Enterprises.com |
Prickly Peyote Bracelet by Barb Nichols Use easy turn odd-count peyote to quickly stitch the bracelet base and then add dozens of seed bead picots to create a colorful tufted texture. Materials: (g=gram)
Individual Pattern is not available |
Midnight Magic Collar by Linda Gettings This stunning collar is stitched with cubes & seed beads with a flash of gold fire polished beads. Materials: for a 14" Collar
Individual Pattern is not available |
Box Chain Cha Cha Bracelet by Linda Gettings Stitch a quick box chain bracelet base using hex beads, then embellish with a glorious assortment of beads, stone chips and brick stitched leaves. Materials:
Individual Pattern is not available |
Picture Jasper Cobra Chain by Michelle Hall This is a no-clasp-needed, go with everything, quick to stitch, fun project. Get a head start on your holiday gifts! Materials:
Individual Pattern available, SEARCH using: 00017260 at Sova-Enterprises.com |
Ogallala Butterfly Ruffles Bracelet by Marilyn Peters Decorate the edges of an even count peyote band with ebullient and colorful Ogallala butterfly ruffles. Materials:
Individual Pattern is not available |
Santa's Flight Tea Light Cover by Sharon Boehme Look who's getting ready for his annual night flight. Get a jump on your holiday stitching - make several for stocking stuffers or party favors! Materials: Sample was stitched using size 11 Delicas in 7 colors.
Individual Pattern available, SEARCH using: 00016571 at Sova-Enterprises.com |
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What's in your Purse? from Deb Moffett-Hall A few of my favorite non-bead specific beading items; 1. Altoids tins of all sizes: they securely hold bead tubes, needles, thread, thread cutting disk. I pull these out of my purse in Doctor's waiting rooms, at the orthodontist, etc. and make use of otherwise wasted time. 2. "Jelly" type pencil grips make great needle pullers. 3. Tic Tac boxes both large & small are a tear proof way to carry beads in my purse. 4. "Betweens" Quilting needles size 8. I love these for peyote work, the eye is large enough for Fireline and the needle is thin but strong so I don’t snap them easily. 5. Clothespin style clip-on goose neck reading light that came free with a book! Have a few favorites of your own? Email them to: IQDOYOU@AOL.com |
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