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
…compilation of tutorials
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
When you’ve made yourself some beautiful paper beads or plastic bag beads, you may want to make a necklace with them.
And if you don’t have a closure at hand use simply this sliding knots necklace.
If you don’t like it, you can always more or less quick make a closure yourself ;-)
Links:
Sliding Knots And More!
Here at unikatissima:
Plastic Bag Beads
Entries containing the words ‘plastic’ and ‘bead’
Entries containing the word ‘closure’
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)
I find these beads most beautiful!
I will put them immediately on my Oh-how-I-want-to-make-this-list ;-))
Links:
Beaded Bead ‘La Twins’ (La Twins bead) (French, comprehensible graphics)
Doesn’t this cuff look most beautiful?
I like best that there are as well empty as well ‘well filled’ spaces and that there are many little beads but this big eye-catcher as well.
She also describes how you can make it yourself – great, isn’t it?
Links:
Bead and Wire Cuff (Recycled costume jewelry? Wire Wrapping Binge – pic heavy)
I find these roses from fabric or paper most beautiful, even without wreath!
And it seems that they are easy to make, which does no harm! ;-))
They should look great for jewelry, too, for a ring or earring e.g.?!
If they’re not exactly your cup of tea simply look for flowers from fabric or flowers from paper ;-)
Links:
Recycled Roses Wreath Tutorial
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘jewelry’
Entries with the tags ‘flower’ and ‘fabric’
Entries with the tags ‘flower’ and ‘paper’
fabric flower
I don’t only like the geometric polymer clay pendant, but also the way the beads are connected.
Links:
Karen’s Geometric Pendant Necklace
Connecting the beads (Karen’s Geometric Pendant Necklace)