Based on the lentil swirled beads she designed in the tutorial a most beautiful coat for all sorts of things.
Beautiful, isn’t it?
Links:
Polymer Clay Swirled Pendant
Here at unikatissima:
Lentil Swirled Beads
…compilation of tutorials
Based on the lentil swirled beads she designed in the tutorial a most beautiful coat for all sorts of things.
Beautiful, isn’t it?
Links:
Polymer Clay Swirled Pendant
Here at unikatissima:
Lentil Swirled Beads
Again a nice ring, this time with a very detailed tutorial.
If I have understood the tutorial well (I haven’t tried it yet), you can make the diamond-shaped part also as pendant or earring.
Anyway, have fun stringing beads ;-)
Links:
Beaded Diamond-Shaped Ring Pattern
Well, did you always want to have a big and totally unique ring?
However, if your findings are bigger I suggest you look again at the piecemeal table ;-))
Links:
Ring from Findings (Make a Modern Statement Ring!)
Here at unikatissima:
Piecemeal Table
I love pink and orange, find polymer clay Mokume Gane amazing and like big florets: you can surely imagine how I find the instruction for pink orange polymer clay Mokume Gane florets ;-))
Links:
Mokume Gane Flower I (Mokume Gane Basico) (photos only)
Mokume Gane Flower II (Mokume Gane Basico) (photos only)
Here at unikatissima: Polymer Clay Mokume Gane
Cute, isn’t?
A great idea to simply colour in plaster of Paris and to cast it in ice cube moulds to get funny plaster of Paris beads.
The jewelry you get this way is more durable but not as refreshing as the ice jewelry ;-)
And if you nevertheless prefer to crochet you don’t have to colour in your plaster beads but can instead wrap them in crochet ;-))
Links:
Plaster of Paris Beads
Here at unikatissima:
Ice Jewelry
Ice Cube Cozies
I always liked such tile beads and I find that the colourful tile beads from polymer clay look really good.
Sigh.
;-)
Links:
Stained Glass Tile Beads
I presented already some entries to the subject plastic bags, but none made beads from.
The basic material is a ‘fabric’ from plastic, they’re making beads from just as paper beads.
I like this combination ;-)
Links:
Plastic Bag Beads (How-To: Turn Bags into Beads)
Here at unikatissima:
Fabric from Plastic Bags
Entries containing the words ‘plastic’ and ‘bead’
Actually ruffles are not what I really like, but I find these ‘ruffle necklaces’ somehow fascinating.
I found in internet many pictures of other, equally beautiful necklaces and bracelets.
Later I found another tutorial for these and other ruffles which I used for my beaded bottle.
Links:
The tutorial is rather old and I could only find it in web archive: Oglala Butterfly
Tutorial for these and other ruffles (Ruffles and Curls in Peyote Stitch)
Google image search result for ‘oglala butterfly’
Here at unikatissima:
Beaded Bottle
Sigh, aren’t these earrings beautiful?
My various I-really-must-try-this- and I-really-must-have-this-lists are growing further.
;-)
Addendum of June 15, 2010: I got a nice e-mail where she told me that there’s a video with the folding instructions.
Many thanks!
Links:
Paper Earrings (ARTIN XHOROOM ESPIRAIS FUSE’S) (I think that the instruction is in Japanese, but good graphics)
What a potholder!
It looks as if it wasn’t very hard to make it, but it looks definitely different from others ;-))
I can imagine it as a piece of jewelry or pin as well when crocheted with very fine thread.
Links:
Woven Circles Potholder (how-to: woven circles trivet)