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Welcome to the About.com Beadwork Reader's Bead and Beading Gallery. This is a place where we can share our beading and beadwork with the world! Click on a thumbnail to see the beaded piece up close.

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Our first two beaded items this week come from Janet Francis AKA "Planet".

Beading by Janet Francis
Beaded Necklace (39k)

Beaing by Janet Francis
Beaded Pouch (43k)

This beadwork was sent in byTheresa Geary.
Beading by Teresa Geary
I'm sending you a picture of my new necklace with your bear pattern. The necklace was made with real bone hairpipe and dyed buffalo horn beads, with sterling silver clasp. The top pendant was from a pattern by Marilyn Gershman and the bottom pattern was adapted by my son, Jonathan. (38k)

Huichol Beading by Teresa Geary
Huichol Lace necklace and Comanche weave earrings. (32k)

This beading is by Nancy Cowan.
Freeform Beading by Nancy Cowan
This piece is called "Anamensis" which means "to call to mind". It is free-form peyote surrounding a piece of seaglass found on the shore near Halifax, Nova Scotia. The seaglass is held in place with peyote stitch, no knots are used in the piece. It is difficult to tell, but there are four shades of green in it. A friend described it as "a delightful tangle of seaweed", which is definitely appropriate! (13k)
This beaded Amulet Bag is by Charlynn Will .
Amulet Bag Beading by Charlynn Will
My first self designed amulet bag. It is a front and back piece that my daughter wanted. It was the first time I had a design on both sides. (73k)
This beadwork is by Karen Armer.
Quarter Pouch Beading by Karen Armer
It is done with lime, 22kt gold, white and green Delicas in a pattern I designed after looking at a picture of daisys in a field. The pattern is on both sides. There are four green fiber optic beads on the necklace part. I love making these little purses. Its perfect for that "emergency quarter" that you were always told you should carry. Because of its size its even good for a child to wear. (16k)
These beaded earrings are by Anne Clement.
Beading by Anne Clement
I have not used your Herringbone beading instructions yet but I took one look at the fringe on page 12 and saw earrings. I made a loop of 3 seed beads, a sterling French ear wire and 3 seed beads, going through the middle bead of the top 7, using the technique you used with the bottom 7 beads. I went through it 3 times and then went through all the outside seed beads again for strength and stability. I've gotten a lot of compliments on them! (10k)
This beaded Amulet Bag is by Chris Ann Philips.
Beading by Chris Philips
I was fortunate enough to take a 3rd Place Ribbon at the Illinois State Fair for this amulet bag. The division was Amateur Art and the category was pottery, textiles, enamels, glass, wood, and jewelry. My husband and I visited the Fair last weekend and although there were few beaded items submitted, 1st and 2nd were both terrific (both wood carvings). I titled the piece "Ancestral Reflections". (59k)
These beaded pieces are by Glenda Stubblefield AKA "Snoop".
Beading by Glenda Stubblefield
The eagle barrette is done with, what I call, sand beads. (8k)

Beading by Glenday Stubblefield
The last Indian is one of my first embroidered barrettes. (10k)

This beaded Amulet bag is by Anne Tisdale AKA "Killishandra".
Beading by Anne Tisdale
I'm submitting a bag I made for my daughter. To make it I adapted a pattern from Susie Hughes. Hers was a unicorn, but my daughter is in love with pegasus'. (35k)
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