1. Beadwork Magazine June-July 2008 | Interweave Press beadwork Magazine is your source for bead projects, bead feature articles, and Bead Buzz. We have great beading tips and free projects. http://www.interweave.com/bead/beadwork_magazine/

view cart Beadwork magazine Subscriptions Subscription Help Back Issues Project Store Free Projects Submissions Other Magazines Beading Books Corrections Galleries ... Contact Us June/July 2008 On the Cover: Peyote Sunburst by Jennifer VanBenschoten, page 32 Information about the Beaded Book Contest Bonus Web Only Projects Dragonfly's Garden by Julia Watt Navy and Pearls by Barbara Richard View all web projects Volume 11 Number 4 Beadwork Master Class: Develop Beadwork Fluency Carol Cypher An expert in peyote stitch shows how to create a versatile beaded pillow bead and offers twelve ways to expand your peyote-stitch repertoire Beadwork Larger than Life: The Art of Sherry Markovitz Marlene Blessing Seed bead sculpture as a psychological container Peyote Sunburst Jennifer VanBenschoten A necklace of fresh peyote-stitched flowers with circular-brick-stitched pearl centers Nice Rock!

2. Beadwork - Free Bead Patterns, Beading Resources, Beaded Jewelry Making Ideas A great bead site with beading, bead patterns, bead links, beading tutorials wholesale beads, beaded jewelry, beadwork articles and glass bead suppliers are http://beadwork.about.com/

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3. Native American Beadwork And Wampum Belts Information about traditional and contemporary Native American beadwork and wampum belts, with links to Indian beading artists from several different http://www.native-languages.org/beadwork.htm

Native American Art > Beadwork American Indian Languages American Indian Tribes What's new on our site today! Native American Beadwork As a great generalization, native beadwork can be grouped into beaded leather (usually clothing, moccasins, or containers) and beaded strands (usually used for jewelry, but sometimes also as ornamental covering to wrap around a gourd or other ceremonial or art object) For beaded leather arts, Indian craftspeople sew the beads onto a leather backing (or cloth, today). Each bead may be sewn on individually, or they may be attached in loops or rows of beads (as in the classic Plains Indian "lazy stitch" style .) To make beaded strands, a craftsperson stitches the beads together into strings or a mesh using sinew, thread or wire. Normally this is done by hand, but some tribes used bow looms to make belts or rectangular strips of beadwork. Beading strands and beading onto leather are both very complicated, time-consuming and delicate tasks which require many years of practice to do well. If you are looking to buy beaded art that was actually made by Native Americanseither because it's important to you to have the real thing or because you want to support native people with your purchasethen here is our list of American Indian beaders whose artwork is available online. If you have a website of Indian beadwork to add to this list

4. Ruby's Jewelry Design & Beadwork On this site you ll find a link to my see my jewelry and other beadwork, My beadwork Clicking the above will take you my Picturetrail album site where I http://www.rubysbeadwork.com/

Hello....Welcome to my obsession! On this site you'll find a link to my see my jewelry and other beadwork, tutorials I have done and links to my favorite beady places. Happy Beading, Ruby My Beadwork Clicking the above will take you my Picturetrail album site where I have pictures of all my work. Links to my favorite places on the web Check out these links! This page has links to a bunch of Picturetrail albums that artists have created to show their work. There's some amazing stuff to see here!!! Grab a cup of your favorite drink, and get ready for some fabulous surfing! Have fun! If you would like to have your site listed here, please email me A quick note about the tutorials. Since I posted these tutorials, I've started to see the variations that people have come up with using the tutorials as a starting place. I thought it would be great to have a page showing these works! So if you do one of my tutorials, and would like your picture posted, please email it to me! Come and take a look at Guest Page 1 ALL OF MY LATER TUTORIALS HAVE THIER OWN GUEST GALLERIES. THERE ARE LINKS TO THEM ON EACH TUTORIAL. email Best when viewed with IE NEW!

5. Home Page beadwork galleries with amulet bags, pins, necklaces, 3dimensional beadwork and free patterns. http://www.debrapyeatt.com/

by the Beach I'm sure that some of you were wondering just exactly what happened to Mom and I. Well, we're here by the beach - in Wilmington, North Carolina to be exact. We still don't have everything unpacked but we are finally starting to get back into the swing of things - and that means that we are getting to do a little bit of beading and crocheting and knitting and ... I'm sure that you understand what I'm talking about. I am finding myself inspired here near the beach. Sometimes, things so dramatic such as a move halfway across the Nation, can supply a kick start to one's muse. Sometimes I wish that there were more hours in the day so that I could accomplish more. I'm glad that Summer is approaching as I have never really been a lover of Winter and the cold. The beading that I have done has been fun and somewhat different from my usual stuff. One thing in particular that I am proud of is this necklace on the right. I call it Golden Citrus and the mix of gold, fuchsia, pink and orange is definitely a different color mix for me, but one that I have found that I just love. For a direct link to this piece, just click on the picture. I tried to catch all the e-mail address changes that needed to be made, but of course, there is always the possibility that I might of missed 1 or 2. If you have a e-mail bounce back, then come back here and click here:

6. NativeTech: - BEADS AND BEADWORK Discusses the role of beads and beadwork in ceremonies and rites of passage. http://www.nativetech.org/beadwork/index.php

NativeTech: Native American Technology and Art BEADS AND BEADWORK Beads and Pendants ~ Meaning in Native American Life Bead and Pendant Types of the Northeast Bead Weaving Techniques and Analysis Woven Wampum Beadwork Glass Beads Seminole Beads ~ by Michael R. Brown Explore other areas of NativeTech... About NativeTech Beadwork Metalwork Porcupine Quills Scenes from the Eastern Woodlands Contemporary Issues Links to Native Art Resources NativeTech's List of Messageboards More through NativeTech's Home Page! Text and Graphics Tara Prindle unless otherwise cited.

7. Medieval Beads.com - Home Medievalbeads.com Research, articles, documentation, tutorials and instruction of beadwork of the middle ages before the 17th century. http://www.medievalbeads.com/

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8. Janet's Beadwork Gallery of beadwork, free patterns (loom and offloom), book reviews, and links. http://www.one-eyed-alien.net/~janet/beads/

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9. Beadwork - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia beadwork is the art or craft of attaching beads to one another or to cloth using a needle and thread. Most beadwork takes the form of jewelry or other http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beadwork

Beadwork From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Beaded crochet: coral and mercerized cotton Icebear made of seed beads Bead knitting on double-pointed knitting needles Beadwork is the art or craft of attaching beads to one another or to cloth using a needle and thread. Most beadwork takes the form of jewelry or other personal adornment , but beads are also used in wall hangings and sculpture Beadwork techniques are broadly divided into loom and off-loom weaving, stringing bead embroidery bead crochet , and bead knitting Most cultures have employed beads for personal adornment. Archaeological records show that people made and used beads as long as 5,000 years ago. Beads have also been used for religious purposes, as good luck talismans , and as curative agents. edit See also European beadwork edit External links Bead glossary (illustrated) Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beadwork Categories Arts and crafts Beadwork Views Article Discussion Edit this page History Personal tools Log in / create account Navigation Main Page Contents Featured content Current events ... Random article Interaction About Wikipedia Community portal Recent changes Contact Wikipedia ... Help Search Toolbox What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages ... Cite this page Languages Dansk This page was last modified on 4 May 2008, at 18:43.

10. Guide To Beadwork - THE ONLINE VERSION Guide To beadwork A B E A D E D J E W E L R Y P R I M E R. THE ONLINE VERSION. LEARN how to make BEADED JEWELRY RIGHT HERE! RIGHT NOW! for FREE! http://www.guidetobeadwork.com/book/

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11. Beadwork Hand beaded barrettes, necklaces, amulet bags, lighter covers, earrings, bracelets and imported Peruvian jewelry. http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/gallery/1167/homepage.html

Welcome To Charlene's Bead Works Hello, and welcome to my little corner of the world. I am a self-taught bead artist and have been working with beads for a little over ten years. Thank you for your interest. I hope you enjoy what you see and that you will visit often. Gallery Index Belt Buckles Donut Pins Patchwork Bracelet The Ultimate Cruise ... Beads In Fashion Web Ring If you have any comments or questions, you may contact me via email at: cbbeads@qnet.com

12. Healing Beadwork, By Rev. Susan H. Aguirre Healing beadwork, by Rev. Susan H. Aguirre galleries of my beadwork items, instructions, links, bookmarks, books. http://www.healingbeadwork.com/

Beadwork Gallery Items for Sale Search this site My "Huge list of Beading Links " Beadwork Tips Bookstore Contact Me My other websites: The Reflectory Zen Knit - my blog Home ~ Healing Beadwork Healing Beadwork by Susan H. Aguirre www.healingbeadwork.com Important note: I am having problems with my susan@healingbeadwork.com email address, please instead send any comments or questions to shaguirre @ comcast . net (I have it broken out here to try to cut down on the bot/junkmail problem. Hello! My name is Susan Aguirre and I live in St. Paul, Minnesota, USA. I am so glad that you decided to visit my beadwork pages. I have found a lot of satisfaction in doing beadwork, it has brought many happy hours of quiet meditation time, as well as great fun when I have had the chance of getting together with beading friends like the members of the Upper Midwest Bead Society and lately with The Bead Ladies I call my beadwork Healing because I am a Reiki Master/Teacher. Reiki is a Japanese form of hands-on-healing that is wonderful. I use the Reiki energy while doing normal activities such as housework, cooking, driving, and of course, beadwork. Whenever I bead I am sending healing to individuals or infusing the beadwork with healing energy. Would you like to bring healing into your beadwork?

13. Craft Site Directory - Beadwork Craft Site Directory s guide to beads and beadwork sites on the internet. http://www.craftsitedirectory.com/beadwork/index.html

Free Newsletter Add/Update Website Main Page Craft Site Directory: Beadwork www.craftsitedirectory.com/beadwork/ - Remember to This category contains links to websites offering beads and other beadwork supplies(thread icon), links to beadwork information, instructions and tips for making your own beaded jewelry(papers icon), and links to online shops offering handcrafted beaded jewelry(shop icon). Beadwork See Also: Jewelry Newsletter Sign-Up Desk = Information = Art and Craft Supplies = Finished, Handmade Goods Beadage Beading Tips Learn to make handcrafted jewelry with our free beading instructions, information, and projects. Hemp/macrame, wirework, tigertail, gemstone info, and more. K and M Beadshop UK-based site offers an ever-expanding range of beads and findings, tools and equipment for all your jewelry-making needs. BeadieFriends.com BeadieFriends.com is dedicated to providing beading enthusiasts and crafters with creative projects, beadwork supplies, patterns, and helpful instructions. Unique handcrafted artisan jewelry in gemstones, silver, gold and dichroic art glass. High-end quality artistry at reasonable prices. Bead Studio FlameForceFive UK glass artisan Sarah makes her own glass beads by melting glass slowly and carefully in a blowtorch flame. She sells the beads for you to use in your own jewelry. Sarah also makes and sells her own jewelry using her beads with fine or sterling silver.

14. Shala's Beadwork,Printables And Other Distractions Beading patterns, free printable graph paper and a galleryby Shala, also the BeadsInFashion mailing list home. http://shala.addr.com/

Message me on AIM Add me to your AIM buddy list On yahoo, I'm shalas_beads. Beading Graphpaper, gallery, bead toys, and silliness are here. My Kids Page!; Under reconstruction. Link Page under reconstruction. Misc. Stuff Polymer clay, et cetra Printables Printable projects Paint Shop Pro Pages Tutorials About Me What's New to keep everyone aware of what changes have been made to this page. I'm not keeping track on this page anymore unless it's something big Beadwork @ BellaOnline This is where my new bead projects will be posted. My crafty blog crochet patterns and other things I make including some instructions. Stuff that doesn't quite fit here. I won an award! Click on the Golden Crane to see a ton of wonderful instructional craft links, beads, candles, ceramics..et cetra! Click here to subscribe to BeadsInFashion Last updated 02-26-06 Shala's Beadwork Banner designed by Mojo Bead backgrounds designed by me. Sign My Guestbook View My Guestbook Would you like to help support this site? Home ... E-mail me

15. Darkhare Beadwork I don t aggressively sell my beadwork but if you see a piece you must have, please email me and I ll send you a price list. vessels dolls, etc. amulets http://www.beadcave.com/julia/index.html

*My newest book, Beaded Collars is available! Please view the errata sheet for corrections to several errors in my bead knitting and box books. My books and patterns aside, this site exists primarily to provide inspiration. I don't aggressively sell my beadwork but if you see a piece you must have, please email me and I'll send you a price list. do not reproduce without permission /tr> var site="sm3darkhare" Contador visitas Directorio buscador Free gratis Alta en buscadores

16. Creative Beadwork Home Page Creative beadwork. The Beadecked Ornament Book series, patterns for beaded ornaments. http://www.beadecked.com/

A candle for peace In 1998 the first Beadecked Ornament Book came into existence. $48.00 for the Four Book Set during 2008! ($15.00 savings!) All year long all *bead sales will be 10% off! (Purchase needs to be a minimum of $10.00. Discount taken at time of invoicing.) Crystals Stone Beads Glass Beads Bali, Silver and Gold Findings ... Stone Cabs and New Pendants and Pearls page. *Bead quantities are limited! Check in for items added. About the Bead Sale Looking for Ornaments Go to Bronners or Rabbit Hollow Creations They carry wonderful colors at great prices! If you don't see a color you want, email them. They might carry it in their store. Merchant Services We provide a secure shopping site If using Paypal - send in your order through the shopping cart and put in the comments section"Paypal" we'll send you an email request for funds. Privacy Policy Contact Creative Beadwork P.O. Box 5572

17. Native American Beadwork To Complement Your Garments When Native Americans want to accessories their garments, they do so by means of beadwork. Native American beadworks are a unique design that identifies the http://www.indians.org/articles/native-american-beadwork.html

Native American Native American Native Americans Native American Ancestry Native American Art ... Northwest Native American Ceremonial Masks Native American Beadwork When Native Americans want to accessories their garments, they do so by means of beadwork. Native American beadworks are a unique design that identifies the Indians. Today, Native Americans are located throughout the United States. Those who choose to stay on Indian reservations live primarily in the western and northern states. For example, Arizona, Montana, and the Dakotas have a large Indian population. Some Indians choose to live outside the reservations. To preserve their culture, these individuals likely engage in hobbies or pastimes that reflect their tribal group. Because Native American beadwork is a major part of Indian life, many Native Americans regularly design their own beads. There is a variety of Native American beadwork. Many stones are used for the beads. These might include copper, silver, wood, animal bones, or glass. The ability to construct beautiful accessories is remarkable. From a young age, Native Americans are trained in the art of bead making. Beads are often used to add style to basic clothing. Native Americans wear clothing that consists of many colors. Native American beadwork can be seen on handbags, pouches, clothing, moccasins, etc. Beads are also common on headdresses and different pieces of jewelry. Unfortunately, beading is not simple. In fact, it can take several months to complete a single beadwork.

18. Martha Berry: Cherokee Beadwork Artist Beaded art inspired by traditional Southeastern Woodlands Native American Indian beadwork, including bandolier bags, moccasins, sashes, small purses and http://www.berrybeadwork.com/

Home Page Bandolier Bags Moccasins Sashes ... Links Beaded art inspired by traditional Southeastern Woodlands Native American Indian beadwork. Mrs. Berry creates bandolier bags moccasins belts sashes ... small purses and men's garters , in the styles worn by the Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Seminole, prior to 1850. Click here for a brief history of Cherokee beadwork. TO PURCHASE BEADWORK, please contact Mrs. Berry by e-mail To order patterns and how-to instructions for making Southeastern Woodlands beadwork, click here and order online. We offer patterns for traditional bandolier bags, ceremonial sashes, belts, three styles of moccasins and small purses. Also available are high-quality notecards and refrigerator magnets featuring Mrs. Berry's work. To order online, click here Display mounts for bandolier bags are also available. MasterCard and Visa are accepted. Please e-mail Mrs. Berry if you wish to purchase beadwork using your MasterCard or Visa credit card. Thanks. "Those who are at the forefront of teaching our culture are our artists and crafts people. People like Martha Berry, Lena Blackbird, Anna Mitchell, Knokovtee Scott, Bill Glass, Talmadge Davis, Mary Adair, and many others memorialize and teach our culture and traditional arts. But as each of them know and would tell you, their Cherokee projects must be historically accurate and culturally true; otherwise, they have compromised the value of their work." ~Excerpt from "Let Us Build One Fire" - 2002 State of the Nation Report by Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chadwick "Corntassel" Smith

19. Arhyonel Beadwork And Antiques. Antique Beaded Purses, Frames And Patterns. Uniq Dedicated to making, restoring, preserving and collecting antique (and future antique!) beaded evening bags. Offers a selection of vintage beaded and mesh http://www.arhyonel.com/

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20. AB Art Glass & Beadwork Home Page Studio glass artists working in hot glass and beadwork. http://beadwork.joust.net/

The Full Site Will Be Updated Very Soon! (Come see who we are!) We are a husband and wife team, partners in work and life. The world of humanity has two wings, one is women and the other men. Not until both wings are equally developed can the bird fly. 'Abdu'l-Baha' Shown in Galleries Participants in juried shows with award winning entries. Creating art for over 3 decades with pieces in private collections worldwide. We bring to you here, examples of our original works to view and purchase: Gallery I: Art Glass Blown glass vessels we have created by using the free hand or off hand method of glassblowing, including pieces from the "Glass Under Glass Series" Ornaments , Art You Can Play With!- Art Glass Spinning Tops Gallery II: Beadwork Freeform Peyote Necklaces as well as loomed, Gallery III: Beaded Peace #1 in the Series. How to create a Beaded Bezel Cabochon! AB Adjustable Bead Loom Free Patterns Page We welcome ANY questions or comments you may have! ABartGlass@dejazzd.com AB Bookshelf: Association with Amazon.com Books. Now you can Search Amazon by Author, Title or Subject!

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