Making beaded toys,like this turtle is rather amazing hobby. It is not very difficult to make it. Find out pattern of this beaded turtle at beads-making.com

Have you ever thought of decorating your Easter Eggs with beads? Today’s post will tell you how to create a colorful beaded Easter egg.

Decorating Easter eggs with beads is an interesting challenge because of the shape. There are literally millions of patterns that you could come up with to cover your egg. In the end you will get beautiful beaded Easter eggs that will have a unique design.

You will need:
• small seed beads № 10-11
• two small needles
• and of course an egg

I recommend using plastic eggs since they are relatively strong and will be the most durable. You may also use a hollowed egg, but you need to handle it carefully because the thin eggshell can shatter easily. Hard-boiled eggs are a bad choice for this project since they will eventually spoil and all your work on your beaded Easter egg will be gone.

Ready? Here are the step-by-step instructions for creating your very own beaded Easter egg:

Materials:
14 count Black Aula 30 cm wide x 60 cm beads (12″ x 24″).
50 cm x 40 cm (20″ x 16) Medium Weight Iron .
Black Satin Lining I:ahric 50 cm x 40 cm 50 cm x 40 cm Medium Weight Black Card.
1 m 7 mm Black Cord. 1 Skein Raj Mahal Black Art.
Silk Thread Double sided tape. Loop hall of frog closure Lincraft J-130
Small black Button with shank.

Method:
Stitch heads onto Aida using a half cross stitch with two strands of stranded cotton and a #28 Tapestry needle.. Match cotton and heads as per colour key.

Pattern
Trace gusset and outline of pattern from needlework onto transparent paper. Cut card slightly smaller than needlework and cover the outside edge of one side with doublesided tape. Trim needlework 1 cm  away from stitching. Clip corners and mitre points. Turn excess fabric to back of headwork and press down. Insert card between back of beadwork and turned fabric. Using doublesided tape, secure the turned fabric to the back of the card. This is now treated as one piece.

Reinforce the top of the hag where it folds over to form tар, with a 1 cm x width strip of card, using doublesided tape. Cut violene slightly smaller than Item 1. Iron onto wrong side of the satin. Cut, leaving a 1 cm excess all around the violene. Mitre corners and clip points. Press and fold excess fabric to hack.
Bull ends of cord together and stitch together securely as this will take the weight of the hag.

Using doublesided tape, secure cord to reinforcing strip at fold of top of bag. Cut four gussets from satin, and two from violene. Iron Violene to wrong side of two gusset pieces and stitch one plain and one violene gusset right sides together around the curved edges, leaving the top open. Repeat for the other gusset. Turn gussets to right side, fold top hem to inside and slip stitch closed. Fold gusset in half lengthwise, press down and machine stitch the crease. Gussets fold to center of bag.

Stitch gussets into bag, starting at bottom and using ladder stitch. Stitch both side fronts first, then the backs. Make a 4 ply cord from the silk thread. The cord needs to be long enough to cover the two sides back, front and both edges (approximately 1.5 metres (60′)). Carefully  stitch cord around the edges of the bаr, hiding stitches and edges of gussets. Stitch frog loop onto wrong side of center point bag, with edge of loop overhanging the edge of the bag. Securely, stitch the button on: front of bag, in appropriate position  for loop, using strong thread and secure well.

Hello dear beads-making.com readers. I haven’t shared anything for you for a long time to now I want to share a pattern of rather unique beaded necklace called “Emerald”.

So what should we need:

1. “Golden” beads with diameter  about 2 mm.

2. A few “golden” balls, which size is about 7-8 mm.

3. Green beads with diameter 5 mm

4. Small “golden” lock.

Take a look at the picture. This are the materials that we should have.

So here you are a pattern of that beaded necklace

Another beading pattern. It’s the pattern of beaded crab. Quiet interesting pattern I think.

My advice:  start beading from eyes.

Nowadays,it is very popular to make some small toys with beads. For example you can see the schemes of making a beaded tiger and some other animals in my previuos posts.

Today’s post is about beaded crocodile. It is not difficult to make but looks rather amazing.

Find out the best beading pettern of crocodile. Read More

Hope You’ll make one and post your crocodile’s photoes here. Good luck and happy beading!

Here you are a pattern of a boautiful beaded bracelet.  You can use different types of beads. So, make your version of this beaded bracelet, post here and have a look at it all together.