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Have you ever tried to make a right angle weave beaded bead?  Now is your chance…this pattern is for beginners. The author of this pattern is Nela Kábelová. She is a bead designer and lecturer of the beading courses.   Materials required : Tulip Beads...

The author of this beading pattern is Carolyn Cave a well-known Canadian designer, author of many patterns, books and articles about beading and teacher of beading classes. For these earrings you will need: 1. 11x16 mm Anemone Petal Beads (8 pcs) - cilck here2....

«DARK GREEN» bracelet pattern was developed by Yuliya Abelovich. Unauthorized copying, distribution, selling and teaching of this tutorial or parts of this tutorial are prohibited.You are welcome to sell the finished product from the tutorial you have purchased in small...

This « LINA» bracelet pattern was developed by Yuliya Abelovich. Unauthorized copying, distribution, selling and teaching of this tutorial or parts of this tutorial are prohibited.You are welcome to sell the finished product from the tutorial you have purchased in...

Amazing long beaded earring tutorial by Svitlana Kochetova. Earrings with bicone and round beads with long chains. For these earrings you will need: Round beads 5mm (A) Bicone beads 3mm (B) Bicone beads 4mm (C) Seed beads 10/0 - 3 colors...

This "AMFORA" bracelet pattern was developed by Yuliya Abelovich. The length of one link of the bracelet is 1.17 cm (0.46 inch). You can make any length by adding or reducing the number of links. For this bracelet you will need: ...

For this bracelet you will need: Green seed beads 10/0 - click here Yellow seed beads 10/0 - click here 3mm bicones - click here . Findings, Chain - click here . Needle - click here Thread Fireline 0.10mm -...

Cactuses are amazing plants. They can grow in a desert and store water for a long time. Did you know that cactuses are succulents? And the biggest ones can be over 20 meters (65 feet) high, and the smallest –...