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Welcome to the About.com Beadwork Reader's Gallery. This is a place where we can share our work with the world! Click on a thumbnail to see a piece up close.
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| This beadwork was sent in by David J. Lawrence.
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Attached is an orchid I just finished. Also attached is a pic of the original orchid Psychopsis Papilo Syu-Tyu-Sen. The background is just a sampler I wove for another project.
(43k)
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| The next beaded item on this page was sent in by Pinjinsa. |
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I started this piece this past winter and absolutely love it! I used various sizes and shapes of silver beads. When I walk it flows and with the cross attachment beads the fringe always comes back where it belongs and doesn't get caught in the neighboring fringe. Although I didn't add fringe behind the ear area or in the back, I did continue the edge beading and chose to tie the leather in a loose knot. I found the Deer hide formed to my head and there were no puckers or gaps due to it's suppleness.
(37k)
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| This next set of beadwork was sent in by Cheryl Johnson AKA "AuroraB". |
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This piece is my first attempt at tubular peyote, "Red, White, and Blue Hearts", which
was started at a class given in our local bead store. This was also my
first attempt at kinky fringe. I love the tactile feel of this fringe!
(46k)
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The other two pieces are some early brick stitch pieces of
my own design, Assymetry and Bargello in Pastels.
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| The final beaded piece on this page comes from Esmé Gregson. |
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I have recently started beading and most enjoy experimenting with
color. I like "bleeding" from one color into the next, often dispursing
a few beeds which are disharmonious to the current color I'm working in,
in order to create a piece which is truly unique, and difficult to
copy. In this particular piece I bled from green to purple, framing
each end with white/opal/crystal seed beads--using the very easy and
quick peyote stitch.
(14k)
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