All you need are 8 cords in 2 colors to make these 9 fabulous Kumihimo patterns. Use this as a quick reference for 9 go-to Kumihimo cords!
I was first introduced to Kumihimo (Japanese cord braiding) by Becka Rahn of the Minnesota Textile Center. She was teaching shoppers at Craftravaganza in St. Paul, Minnesota. I was stuck in my boot…
Más esquemas de Kumihimo que he ido compartiendo de la red. A los que no hayáis practicado nunca la técnica os invito a enlazar con entradas anteriores en las que he ido explicando los tutoriales. Esto son solo muestras para que veáis la variedad de dibujos que conseguimos disponiendo los hilos en diferentes posiciones, desde los modelos más sencillos con 8 hilos a otros más complicados con 16 y 24 hilos. Algunas están sacadas de una página a la que podemos acceder de forma gratuita llamada Craft Design Online. En ella se nos proporciona un programa de ordenador para hacer pruebas con diferente nº de hilos y colores. Así podemos experimentar cómo va a ser el resultado antes de pasar a la práctica.
The Sixteen-Strand Braid: Following the eight-strand braid, I thought it ought to be possible to create a sixteen-strand braid.I was right!Using the same loom, It makes a thicker, more cylindrical cord with a shallower helix.
Esquemas de color para tejer pulseras con un disco kumihimo y acceso a un programa en 3D para hacer tus propios diseños.
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A pictorial guide, with tip and tricks. Also finished examples and suggested placement of thread colors to get different patterns in the finished cord. We recommend starting with a different color for each of the 7 strands. This will give a colorful, tweedy effect for the cord - PLUS mistakes will not show much. Once you have the routine of moving the cords down pat, then move on to pattern cords - birds eye, houndstooth spiral, etc. More information and links on in our blog article here atranquilnook.blogspot.com/2010/10/hand-braided-cord-simp...
Product Description If you are looking for a sturdy cord with a lavish appearance and malleable texture that is still able to keep its shape, no need to look further. This roll of variegated nylon satin cord is the answer. It works well in needed applications with enough stiffness to use it without twisting or collapsi
I call this Painting with Beads. A fun approach to beaded Kumihimo. Beads are strung to create a variety of colorful patterns along the length of the braid.
Diese wunderschöne Mochila ist nicht einfach eine „Häkeltasche“ oder ein „Häkelbeutel“. Sie wird in der originalen Wayuu-Technik gehäkelt und ist so stabil, dass sie von alleine aufrecht stehen bleibt. Der längenverstellbare Schultergurt kann auch als Cross-Body-Gurt getragen werden, so dass Sie beim Shoppen oder wo immer Sie Ihre Mochila einsetzen wollen, beide Hände für Wichtiges frei haben. Man wird Sie um Ihre Mochila beneiden! Diese Anleitung wurde entworfen für all diejenigen, die bereits Erfahrung mit dem Häkeln einer Mochila in der Wayuu-Technik haben. Es ist keine Komplettanleitung für Ungeübte. Wenn Sie gar keine bis wenig Erfahrung mit dem Häkeln von Mochilas haben und trotzdem diese Tasche häkeln wollen, oder wenn Sie feststellen, dass Ihre bisher erworbenen Kenntnisse doch nicht ganz ausreichen, schreiben Sie mir. Ich helfe Ihnen gern weiter und ich bin sicher, dass auch Sie zum Ziel kommen werden. In der Anleitung sind enthalten: Häkelschrift für den Boden (incl. Darstellung der Platzierungen der Zunahmen) Häkelschrift für die Seite Webbrief/Musterbrief für den Schultergurt Flechtmuster für die Kumihimo-Kordel separate Anleitung für einen gehäkelten Schultergurt (falls Sie keinen Webstuhl besitzen) separate Anleitung für die Makramee-Federn Die Anleitung ist sowohl für 10 als auch für 12 Zunahmen geschrieben.
Size:0.5mm 164 Yards | Color:Yellow This roll of satiny nylon cord has really rich colors and a very soft touch. It works well in needed applications with enough stiffness to use it without twisting or collapsing but silky enough to adjust the placement and tightness easily. The material of the cord is sturdy and does
I call this Painting with Beads. A fun approach to beaded Kumihimo. Beads are strung to create a variety of colorful patterns along the length of the braid.
Lush forests glean with shades of green, gold. yellow and dozens of other garden tones that are incorporated into this exquisite necklace. There are approximately 1600 Rizo beads in over 20 colors handcrafted into this spiral necklace. The beads are Rizo (each the size of a grain of rice) and can be tricky to bead in just perfectly. The kumihimo design makes it into a round spiral, so this color placement can never be duplicated a pattern as it is a random assortment of garden colors. This necklace is complimented with a beautiful green and yellow Unicorn bead (Intricate hand blown borosilicate glass) with 4" of garden toned tassels. This 2021 design captures the essence of Aloha - and even better it is a perfect gift for a friend or loved one since this lei will last forever! These necklaces feel wonderful to wear and require little to almost no care by using a clean dry towel every few months to keep dust free and bright. As a beautiful glass beaded necklace lei each necklace is handmade on Maui and involves meticulous attention to detail while braiding. Akalei is Hawaiian for "bead reflections" which describes this unique necklace lei design style made only here on Maui. We reinterpret traditional Hawaiian Lei using a vast assortment of glass and natural beads, Japanese silk and synthetic fibers, and a wide variety of braiding techniques and inspirations from across the globe. This beautiful hand made lei was made using hundreds of glass Japanese seed beads on multiple cords that are woven together on a wooden marudai stand (in a kongo gumi braid pattern).The necklace is woven together using an ancient Japanese braiding technique called Kumihimo, a Japanese word for “gathered threads". This art form goes back hundreds of years as braids were made for use in armor for Japanese samurai warriors. In modern times these braids are designed as belts (obijime) that are worn as a belt with a kimono.It is my goal to provide you with a long lasting, beautiful piece of jewelry that you will enjoy wearing for years to come. I take great care in the construction of my pieces to ensure just that. Please note: colors may slightly differ from their appearance on your display, as it depends on your monitor settings.Send a message with questions or comments. Thanks for stopping by! Aloha Aku!
In the previous post , the colorway featured was Place Vendome. Here are the photos of the kumihimo bracelets and necklace done w...
This Shambhala bracelet is a beginner's project, easy to make, fun to wear and quick to finish. Dressy, or casual, fashionably chic, pure Bling without the Ding. I made and sold many variations of shambhala bracelets before perfecting this version in the search for the perfect design. I ended up streamlining the stringing, the knotting process and coming up with my own design - at least one I had not seen anywhere else before. My customers love this version as it is easy to put on and take off by oneself, and some of the problem that occur with the sliding closure are resolved... This item is a 8 page step by step tutorial with over 15 diagrams and photos available as an instant download. The instructions show the method, the knot and bead placement, and many tips to make this project professional. Two knots are used for this project, the square knot and the overhand knot. Instructions on how how to tie these knots are included in the tutorial. If you have not made one of these bracelet yet or want to learn my techniques, get the PDF instructions sold in this listing. In addition you will need: Materials • 10mm Swarovski Crystal Pearls • Center Focus Bead • 6mm & 10mm Stardust Silver Finished Brass Beads • Medium Weight Chinese Knotting Cord • Fine Weight Chinese Knotting Cord Tools • Tapestry Needle • Thin Thread • Fine Tip Diamond Bead Reamer • Super Max Thread Burner • Macrame Board/T-pins & Clips Alternative options to some these tools are a lighter, clip board, bead tray, stacked cardboard or foam board. Bead & Cord Packs and Full Kits including PDF are available here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1362753115/, https://www.etsy.com/listing/1362862821/, and https://www.etsy.com/listing/1348859030/ Note: This manual is copyrighted and for personal use only. If you would like to use these instructions to teach, either buy a PDF per student or get kits for each student. Do not duplicate this document either in print or in an electronic manner. When purchasing this PDF, it is assumed that you agree with the terms of the copyright of this document. As to bracelets, make and sell as many as you wish - it is a traditional design adaptation. This item cannot be returned - See shop policies about digital downloads. Convo or email me at marion [!at] jewelsinfiber.com if you have any questions! - Marion See more at jewelsinfiber.etsy.com
Size:0.5mm 164 Yards | Color:Yellow This roll of satiny nylon cord has really rich colors and a very soft touch. It works well in needed applications with enough stiffness to use it without twisting or collapsing but silky enough to adjust the placement and tightness easily. The material of the cord is sturdy and does
I call this Painting with Beads. A fun approach to beaded Kumihimo. Beads are strung to create a variety of colorful patterns along the length of the braid.
This is our 2nd new 2024 design inspired by the lovely multi-strands made famous by the gorgeous Ni'iHau Shell Necklace Strands. With this versatile necklace, you can use your creativity and style to keep the strands loose or twist them to have a totally new look.This long necklace lei was made by weaving two different necklace beading techniques. The Kumihimo section uses a Kongo Gumi Spiral where we used a Gold Lined Beige Seed Beads. The loose strands were threaded not woven and were made using hundreds of a three-sided Pinch Beads in Metallic Brown along with a Beige Pinch Bead (4 strands of each color). The necklace is finished using a green acrylic magnet so it will be easy to put on/off. Akalei is the Hawaiian word for "bead reflections" which describes this unique style only available here on Maui. We specialize in designing a wide range of modern yet familiar Hawaiian lei. Please send an email to [email protected]. Kumihimo is an ancient Japanese braid making technique that results in beautiful and strong interlaced cords. This art form goes back hundreds of years as braids were made for use in armor of Japanese samurai warriors. In modern times these braids are designed as obijime that are worn as a belt with a kimono. It is my goal to provide you with a long lasting, beautiful piece of jewelry that you will enjoy wearing for years to come. I take great care in the construction of my pieces to ensure just that. Please note: colors may slightly differ from their appearance on your display, as it depends on your monitor settings.Send a message with questions or comments. Thanks for stopping by! Aloha Aku and Mahalo Nui Loa. Randy
KUMIHIMO NECKLACE PATTERN TUTORIAL OMBRE LOVE KNOT NECKLACE IN 2 COLORS The Love Knot is a beautiful and timeless piece of jewelry. . For centuries, the love knot has been a symbol of eternity, faith, and enduring love. When worn, it signifies your intention to attract true love into your life and to hold your relationships close to your heart. Whether you are attracted to the look, the history, or the symbolism, or you just need something to complete the perfect outfit, a Love Knot is a must-have in any wardrobe. Learn how to make the "Ombre Love Knot Kumihimo Necklace" with 2 color blending using size 11/0 seed beads by following the bead placement diagram. Can be made on the Kumihimo Disk or Marudai. The finished length is approximately 20 inches. Eight pages of detailed instruction, photographs and helpful hints are included. It is an intermediate project for those experienced braiding an 8 element Kongoh Gumi braid with beads. Basic braiding instructions are not included. The tutorial includes a list of supplies and materials required to make this necklace. TO DOWNLOAD: You will need Adobe Acrobat to open and view this file. Once purchase is complete, your personal copy of this tutorial will be available for instant download. A link will also appear in your Etsy purchase history. There are no refunds on PDF Digital files once product has been downloaded. If you have any questions or need assistance, please feel free to contact me. Note: This file and its contents are copyrighted by Linda Neustadt and are offered for sale for your personal use only. This tutorial may not be copied, transmitted or taught without the express, written permission of the designer. Feel free to sell your finished jewelry. Should you decide to sell your creations, please give credit to the designer, Linda Lawrence Neustadt, Compliments by Design.
Size:0.5mm 164 Yards | Color:Yellow This roll of satiny nylon cord has really rich colors and a very soft touch. It works well in needed applications with enough stiffness to use it without twisting or collapsing but silky enough to adjust the placement and tightness easily. The material of the cord is sturdy and does
I call this Painting with Beads. A fun approach to beaded Kumihimo. Beads are strung to create a variety of colorful patterns along the length of the braid.
I originally only offered the German pattern for this Mochila, but I was asked so often to write an english pattern as well. I have done this now, but please note that English is not my native language. I did my very best and hope that you can understand my English. This beautiful Mochila is not just a "crochet bag". It is crocheted in the original Wayuu technique and is so stable that it stands upright by itself. The adjustable shoulder strap can also be worn as a cross-body strap so that you have both hands free for important things while shopping or wherever you want to use your mochila. You will be envied for your mochila! This pattern is designed for those who already have experience with crocheting a mochila using the Wayuu technique. It is not a complete guide for the inexperienced. If you have little or no experience with crocheting mochilas and still want to crochet this bag, or if you find that your previous knowledge is not enough, write me. I will be happy to help you and I am sure that you will reach your aim. The pattern includes: Crochet script for the bottom (incl. representation of the placement of the increases) Crochet script for the side Weaving pattern for the shoulder strap Braiding pattern for the Kumihimo cord separate pattern for a crocheted shoulder strap (if you do not have a loom)
Make 1 long necklace and 1 bracelet or 2 necklaces - Great for beginners and advanced kumihimo braiders alike. Cords are pre-cut, bound and ready to braid, just insert them in the slots of the kumihimo disk. This colorway combines greys, gold and rust, all classic colors reminding me of Paris, especially Place Vendome. The Rayon Bouclé starts with deep rust, then goes to charcoal, grey, light rust, grey and back to charcoal. The beads are gold, frosted grey, dark bronze & gunmetal. The beads for the peyote stitch sleeves are antique copper. The kit includes: • ~ 50 g of Miyuki 4mm Magatamas • 17.5 yd of Hand Dyed Artisan Rayon Bouclé Yarn with Gold Metallics • 4.5 yd of C-Lon Bead Cord • 1.3 yd of Rayon Satin Cord Size 1 • C-Lon Fine Weight Cord for finishing • 2 Magnetic Clasps - Antique Copper Tone • 2 Peyote Sleeve Packs: Copper • Complimentary PDF Instruction Manual/Download Instructions (on card in kit) The copyrighted manual is 15 pages long with over 30 pictures making this project easy even if it is your first kumihimo project. It includes instructions on how to set up your cords on the K-Disk, how to load the beads, how to braid, how to braid with beads, how to remove your project from the K-Disk, and how to prepare the ends for the clasp and how to finish the project. It has a what if? section, plus standard bracelet lengths and how to care for the pieces. Options: 1. Kit 2. Kit + Focal Bead 3. Focal Bead Only Kumihimo tools needed for this kit: a Kumihimo Disk, 8 EZ-Bobs, a Weighted EZ-Bob, a Mini-Clamp, a Big Eye Needle and a Bead Embroidery Needle. We recommend getting a Mini Kumihimo Tool Bag or Tool Bag Plus. See listings at https://www.etsy.com/listing/470800903 and at https://www.etsy.com/listing/470800693. In addition you will need a heavy duty scissors, shear or snips, and an adhesive to attach the clasp such as Poly Zap Super Glue, Zap Jewelry Gel or Devcon 5-Minute Epoxy. A thread burner is recommended finishing the thread ends of the Peyote Sleeves. See thread burners in tool section. Note: The instruction manual is copyrighted and for personal use only. If you would like to use these instructions to teach, either buy a set of instructions per student or get Bead, Cord & Clasp Packs for each student. Do not duplicate this document either in print or in an electronic manner. When purchasing this PDF, it is assumed that you agree with the terms of the copyright of this document. As to necklaces and bracelets, make and sell as many as you wish - it is an original adaptation on a basic kumihimo design. Please credit Jewels in Fiber with the design, Thanks for understanding! Ships within 1-3 days - Can be returned - See shop policies. Do not hesitate to convo me or email me at marion [!at] jewelsinfiber.com if you have any questions! - Marion See more at jewelsinfiber.etsy.com
Product Description If you are looking for a sturdy cord with a lavish appearance and malleable texture that is still able to keep its shape, no need to look further. This roll of variegated nylon satin cord is the answer. It works well in needed applications with enough stiffness to use it without twisting or collapsi
Kumihimo Red, White & Blue Beaded Necklace Kit.
Diese wunderschöne Mochila ist nicht einfach eine „Häkeltasche“ oder ein „Häkelbeutel“. Sie wird in der originalen Wayuu-Technik gehäkelt und ist so stabil, dass sie von alleine aufrecht stehen bleibt. Diese Anleitung wurde entworfen für all diejenigen, die bereits Erfahrung mit dem Häkeln einer Mochila in der Wayuu-Technik haben. Es ist keine Komplettanleitung für Ungeübte. Wenn Sie gar keine bis wenig Erfahrung mit dem Häkeln von Mochilas haben und trotzdem diese Tasche häkeln wollen, oder wenn Sie feststellen, dass Ihre bisher erworbenen Kenntnisse doch nicht ganz ausreichen, schreiben Sie mir. Ich helfe Ihnen gern weiter und ich bin sicher, dass auch Sie zum Ziel kommen werden. In der Anleitung sind enthalten: Häkelschrift für den Boden (incl. Darstellung der Platzierungen der Zunahmen) Häkelschrift für die Seite separate Häkelschrift für einen gehäkelten Schultergurt (falls Sie keinen Webstuhl besitzen) Webbrief/Musterbrief für den Schultergurt Flechtmuster für die Kumihimo-Kordel
A beading pattern for a "Do it Yourself" craft project to stitch a pink Poodle charm with seed beads. You will receive the bead chart and color palette in a PDF digital download, 1 page. The pattern uses Miyuki Delica beads. You can weave it in the brick stitch or peyote stitch beading method. The pattern is fairly simple, especially for experienced bead weavers. NO instructions or word charts are provided. You will need to be familiar with basic techniques. This is not a step by step tutorial or a finished piece. This is a PDF Digital File that you will need to download. It is also printable. It requires a digital reader (such as Adobe Acrobat Reader, a free program) to access the file. Approximate Measurement of Finished Charm if using suggested beads (width by height mm): 20 x 21. 125 beads in 6 colors are used in this design. Your pattern will include the following information: 1) Suggested Materials (Miyuki Delica Beads 11/0, Beading Needle Size 12, Fireline Thread 6lb) 2) Bead Legend showing bead colors and count 3) Bead Chart - graph showing bead placement The link to download your pattern will be found in the confirmation email sent to you by Etsy after your payment has been accepted and processed. More information can be found here, https://help.etsy.com/hc/en-us/articles/115013328108-Downloading-a-Digital-Item. Copyright 2020 Bead Crumbs original bead design. Please acknowledge me as the designer when publishing photos made from this designs. More information in FAQs.
Product Description If you are looking for a sturdy cord with a lavish appearance and malleable texture that is still able to keep its shape, no need to look further. This roll of variegated nylon satin cord is the answer. It works well in needed applications with enough stiffness to use it without twisting or collapsi
I was so excited to interview Diane Varney for this new issue of PLY. Her book, Spinning Designer Yarns, has been such an inspiration to so many spinners. I was excited to hear what inspired her and to find out what she was spinning now. Except she’s not spinning now, not at all. She spun …
This pattern contains written instructions and chart for mosaic overlay crochet motif. It’s available in English only. The chart is created using two different colors. I used unmercerized but strong cotton thread 246 yards per 75 gr. Crochet hook №1.75. Any yarn and appropriately sized hook can be used to make this pattern but you will get a different size square. Acrylic yarns, cottons or a mixed fiber all will work well. Finished size from picot to picot 16.5 cm (approx. 6.5’’), weight — 22.5g. “Mainzu Tile” is made in 22 rounds, starting with a magic circle. Tile is crocheted in the round from the center and outward, using mosaic overlay crochet technique. The technique is not difficult, just pay close attention to the stitch placement in the chart. You will need to already be comfortable with the BLsc / FLdc technique of mosaic crochet worked from a chart and also foundation single crochet. Stitches used are (all in US terms): slip stitch, chain stitch, single crochet in back loop only, double crochet in front loop only. You can join as many motifs together as you want to create as large a blanket as you want or make a matching cushion cover, bag, coaster, use motif as a pocket…
