Category: Jewelry

Needle Felted Bracelet

theartofmegan Needle Felted Loop Bracelet

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I found a good tutorial again, this time about how to make a needle felted bracelet.

I put it directly on my list, because I think it is great as a base that can be embellished e.g. with bead embroidered Paisleys or bead picots but also with ‘just-embroidery’ like the cross stitch heart, the freeform embroidery or the Embroidery Crust.
Additionally you can make matching earrings and a pendant for a necklace.


Links:
Needle Felted Loop Bracelet

Here at unikatissima:
Bead embroidered Paisleys
Bead Picots
Freeform Bead Embroidery

Entries with the tag ’embroidery’
Cross Stitch Heart
Freeform Embroidery
Embroidery Crust

Beaded Square Stitch Heart

unikatissima Bead Square Stitch Heart

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Because it’s not long to Valentine’s Day any more I’d like to offer a template for you to bead a heart with square stitch (for instructions on how to do the square stitch see links below).
It’s great to make a card but can be made into a piece of jewelry as well.

 


unikatissima Heart Chart Click picture to enlarge and then simply print.

 

unikatissima Bead Square Stitch And here you can see easily where the name ‘square stitch’ comes from ;-))

 


Links:
Standard Square Stitch Beading Tutorial
Making Square Stitch Samples Part I – shows also the ‘Circular Flat Square Stitch’

Perlenhobby Anleitungen (German) => click ‘Anleitungen’ in the left navigational bar => click ‘Quadratstich’

Peyote Triangle Bracelet

thisyearsdozen_wordpress Peyote Triangle Bracelet

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Recently I browsed the internet for Peyote bead work and this way I found the instruction on how to make a Peyote triangle bracelet (see instead this diagram).
Looks great, doesn’t it?

My to-do-list gets longer and longer ;-))


Links:
How to Make a Peyote Triangle Bracelet, Part 1
How to Make a Peyote Triangle Bracelet, Part 2
Peyote Triangle Bracelet

But I found a diagram (Triangle Peyote Stitch.Beadwork.) that you can possibly use instead.

Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘Peyote’
Entries with the tag ‘beads’

Wire Wrapped Hardware

craftydaisies Wire Wrapped Hardware

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When seeing this tutorial on how to make jewelry from hardware store stuff I feel the urge to drive to the next hardware store immediately and rummage around.
But I will stay strong and wait until the next occasion.
Or perhaps I just sneak off to my basement…
;-)))


Links:
Wire Wrapped Hardware (It’s a Wrap)

Here at unikatissima: Entries with the tag ‘wire’

Bauble – Knitted Bead Cuff

unikatissima Bauble.jpg

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I found at knitty the instruction for the knitted bead cuff ‘Bauble’ and really liked it.
Therefore I wanted to knit at least a bit to see how it looks.
Because I don’t have any bigger beads at the moment I used some left over paper beads.
But I didn’t manage to knit the bead string at all.
I really must try it again when I’m a little more untroubled because I really find Bauble beautiful!


Links:
At knitty: Bauble

Here at unikatissima: Paper Beads

Necklace out of Laddered Stockings and Tights

Smaggle Stockings Necklace

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If it’s cold outside I confess that I often wear tights and when they become eventually laddered I always find it a pity to throw them away.
And I won’t in the future because I found an instruction on how to make a necklace out of laddered stockings and tights ;-))
At the moment I’m still wearing them at my legs, but soon…
;-)


Links:
How to Make a Necklace out of Laddered Stockings and Tights.
(found via art for housewives)

Spring Flower Necklace

beadjapan Spring Flower Necklace

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I found a tutorial on how to make a Spring Flower Necklace.
Unfortunately I haven’t had time to make it yet, but I really want to in the future.
As you can see on the photo it has daisies just like the Beaded Daisy Chains, but they are beaded in a quite different way.

 
Really cute, isn’t it?


Links:
Spring Flower Necklace (with good explaining graphics)

Here at unikatissima:
Beaded Daisy Chains