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Lovely Lattice Beading Pattern Pattern
Category:
JewelryType:
BraceletSkill Level:
Novice
Pattern Description:
"Lovely Lattice" PDF Beading Pattern
This simple beading pattern will teach you how to make a "Lovely Lattice" beaded bracelet! With over 30 high resolution full color photos and easy to follow step by step directions, you'll be able to hand-make this beautiful bracelet in the perfect time for spring! Try green beads for a lucky shamrock bracelet to celebrate St. Patrick's Day! Don't be afraid to tackle this project if you don't have much bead stitching experience. This project is great for beginners! Happy beading!
This pattern is an original design I created and protected by copyright law. Making copies of any of my patterns to sell or give away is strictly prohibited, though you are welcome to sell your own beaded creations.
This pattern is in a PDF format. Every pattern is simple and easy to follow with close up pictures for each step!
(c) 2012 Cara Landry. Simple Bead Patterns. All rights reserved.
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Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Recommended materials for a bracelet approximately 7" long (without the clasp).
Materials:
- FireLine or WildFire beading thread (I recommend 6lb or 8lb)
- (2) colors of 4mm beads x (74) beads of each color - I used fire polished glass beads
- 11/0 seed beads x (3) colors
- Long beading needle - I like size 12's
- Clasp of your choice - lobster claw and jump ring, toggle, magnet, etc.
- Flush cutter
Lovely Lattice Beading Pattern Pattern
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About the Designer
I was first introduced to beading when my mom, Lane Landry, a realistic watercolor and pastel artist (among other things), had major surgery and we were looking for an artist hobby that we could do together while she was on the mend. So, we took a beginning beading class! Living with an artistic mom, I dabbled in a lot of different mediums and crafts growing up, but once I started beading I ...
I was first introduced to beading when my mom, Lane Landry, a realistic watercolor and pastel artist (among other things), had major surgery and we were looking for an artist hobby that we could do together while she was on the mend. So, we took a beginning beading class! Living with an artistic mom, I dabbled in a lot of different mediums and crafts growing up, but once I started beading I couldn?t stop! I loose time doing it. What I like about beading is that it is a very forgiving hobby. Unlike watercolor painting, if you make a mistake stitching with beads then you can easily take off the beads and try it again! I?ve done plenty of that!
I visited my local bead store so often that they eventually just hired me! I was very fortunate because I learned even more working there, and after a while, I started designing my own beading patterns and teaching adult beading classes. My mom and I started a business together called Bloomin? Artist, teaching art and jewelry making classes, parties and summer camps to kids. We had a lot of fun, but with the struggling economy, we had to move onto other endeavors.
I have an older neighbor who makes beautiful handmade quilts that she used to sell at our local farmer?s market, but when her health started to decline she asked me to help her set up an Etsy shop so she could still sell her quilts. I had been wanting to set up a shop of my own for years, but was too nervous to get started. In helping my neighbor, I was able to get my feet wet and see how much fun it is to have an online shop and to be able to share and interact with people all around the world! If you are thinking about opening up your own Etsy or Craftsy shop then go for it! I highly recommend it!
Thank you so much for visiting, and I hope you have fun living inspired!
Cara
www.SimpleBeadPatterns.com
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