Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts

Wednesday

Fabric knot bead necklaces free pattern

A new work- fabric knot necklaces on site giftseshop.com. It's a small free pattern. A last-minute Christmas gifts. Knot necklace, fabric necklace, knotted necklace, fabric beads.
They are so quick and easy and add a burst of color to any outfit.

Please take a look pattern (click on image)







How to make a crocheted nursing necklace

A nursing necklace is a long, chunky necklace made with wood beads and cotton yarn. It can be made with plastic or other materials too.
These necklaces are very easy to put together and not only are they stylish but also functional.
The point is for the baby to have something to play with while he or she is nursing.
They appeal to babies sense of vision and touch and can also be used as teethers (as long as the right materials are used and under constant supervision).
You can just hand-wash the necklace in warm water if it gets goopy from baby drool
Materials:
You want to try to find non-toxic, natural materials
- Unfinished wooden beads in 3/4 inch and 1 inch sizes.
- Cotton yarn.
- Crochet Hook
- Tapestry needle
I do think this would make a creative, homemade baby shower gift.
How to crochet beads for nursing necklace have a look free pattern here.

Crochet Beaded Necklace Free Pattern Tutorial

Crochet Beaded Necklace Free Pattern Tutorial

Crochet jewelry for beginners. This necklace is an easy beginning crochet pattern.
I used beautiful hand painted beads.
Crochet Hook: Size 2 mm its US B/1or UK 13 or your preferred size
Detailed Instructions
Thread 8 beads on crochet cotton thread.
Work with thread blue
Row 1 - Ch20, bsc, ch10, bsc, ch10, bsc, ch10, bsc, ch10, bsc, ch10, bsc, ch10, bsc, ch10, bsc,ch20
Attach pink yarn
Row 2 – ch6, sc in third st of blue row (buttonhole), sc in each stitch to end
Finish off, attach last bead, weave in end.


Crochet Beaded Necklace Free Pattern Tutorial


Crochet Beaded Necklace Free Pattern Tutorial

Abbreviations

sl = slip stitch
ch = chain
sc = single crochet
bsc* = beaded single crochet

*Bead Single Crochet: (bsc): Do a normal single crochet, except after you put your hook through the stitch in the previous row, pull a bead up to your hook and then yarn over using the crochet cotton thread on the far side of the bead. Then pull the loop through the stitch in the previous row. You will now have two loops on the hook and the bead will be looped against the piece. Yarn over and pull through both loops to complete the single crochet.

Crochet bead necklace or bracelet pattern free.
Have a look more free crochet patterns

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Free pattern beret tam in double crochet
Free pattern beret tam in double crochet

Easy Crochet Baby Blanke

Easy Crochet Baby Blanket


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easy crochet flower free pattern




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Friday

Free patterns catalogue archive



Free crochet patterns

Doily Crochet Free Pattern
Free pattern crochet Tom boy cap
Crochet a Beret-free pattern
Visor beanie free crochet pattern
Crochet a Beret-free pattern
How do you change the color of the thread of crochet hat?
How to crochet hat cap in Twist Stitch
Easy crochet flower appliquƩ tutorial
Free pattern beret tam in double crochet
Small crochet flower free pattern
How to crochet baby hat beanie-free pattern

Free crochet stitch patterns

Broomstick Lace Crochet
How to knit - making an i cord

Free knitting patterns

Baby Booties Ugg Free Knitting Pattern
Free pattern for a balaclava helmet
Free Pattern –knitted Slippers
Knitted Drawstring Wrist Purse
Knitting in the Round
Circular Knitting : Circular Knitting: I-Cords

Free knitting stitch patterns

Stitch pattern of mosaic knitting with two colors
Aran honeycomb stitch
How to Make a Slipknot in start Knitting
Moss Stitch
Chevron Pattern stitch
How to make Mistake Rib Stitch
Knitting stitches
Simple Stitch Cable
Double Cable stitch
Hand knit designs from fashion –aran knitting
Free knitting stitch patterns

Felting

How to make Nuno Felt

Free sewing pattern

Fabric knot bead necklaces
Vintage Sewing Dress Pattern Free
Free pattern for sewing a balaclava
A Balaclava Free Sewing Pattern
Infinity Scarf Sewing Pattern

Jewelry making

Fabric knot bead necklaces
How to Make a Beaded Bracelet
How to make flower with beads. Free beading pattern.
How to make cactus with beads, free beading pattern

Wednesday

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Tuesday

How to make flower with beads. Free beading pattern.



Technique: double loop







1.String a large amount of beads (size 11/0) on a brass wire (28 ga).Turn 10 beads together into a loop, 10 cm from one wire end, twist and make a little loop (pic.1).

2. Wrap the beads around the outside of the loop a second time. Give one full twist (pic.2-3).










3.Make the third loop the same way (pic.4). You can make all 5 petals like this, each on separate piece of wire or…

4. ...or 6 mm ahead from the first petal, make a loop from 10 beads as you did in step1 (pic.5)

5.Make the second and the third loops like in steps 2-4. In the same way create 3-rd, 4-th and 5-th petals.
6. When all 5 petals are ready, twist the wire ends 2 times (on the wrong side), pull one end of wire on the right side, string one big bead-center (pic.7), turn over to the opposite side.









7. Twist the wire ends. The flower is ready !

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Another free beading pattern is here http://lanahobby.blogspot.com/2010/09/how-to-make-cactus-with-beads-free.html






Monday

How to make cactus with beads. Free beading pattern.

You can learn how to make beaded jewelry for free .A warm welcome to all beginners starting their jewelry making journey!



Materials:
Green seed beads size 11/0
Brass wire 28 ga
Wire-cutter
Arranger
Clay pot
Glue (glue gun with plastic sticks)

1. String a large amount of beads (size 11/0) on a spool wire (28 ga). Slipping the first 5 beads, insert wire through the next 5 beads, and tighten. Leave about 1 inch of loose wire from one end and 1/4; in. from another. Cut the wire. Now, you have 1 thorn.







2. Repeat step1… Join 3 thorns together twisting long ends. Be patient: I made more than 100 bundles of thorns for my little cactus!


3. I used ball arranger as a base for my cactus (diameter -1 3/4 in =4.5 cm), attached it to the clay pot with a glue- gun... Stick bundles into the arranger.





4. If you wish, you can make beaded flowers and stick them into the top of cactus.


Published with the permission of the author, original site
http://around-beads.info/ltext_1301080343.phtml?p_ident=ltext_1301080343.p_1401083121