Hand Loom Chicago Bulls Medallions
HI! This is my blog and on here, it will include a lot of the bead work I have done over the years. A lot of the work is medallions and earrings. And it is more contemporary with the style and materials that I use. Please comment on the posts and pictures that you like, ask any questions if you have any :) I can be contacted here or at my email, [email protected] Thanks for viewing! I hope you like it
My beadwork portfolio
My LOTUS PATH bracelet is featured in In February 2015 issue of Beadwork magazine !! http://www.beadingdaily.com/blogs/beadwork/ar...
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@vancouverislandbeading Hello Kitty & My Melody Native american beadwork earrings - pink and white beaded earrings
Community wall photos - BiserStyle - бисер, бисероплетение и вышивка - 47736 photos
The Virtual Museum of Métis History and Culture
Collection information about Beaded Flat Bag;
(Welcome People from other countries,you will discover my universe,my beading,pics from really nice places,maybe some of my favourite bands,enjoy the walk.) Bienvenue sur mon petit blog ,vous y trouverez prinipalement des bijoux en perles que je fais depuis 2005,ainsi que des photos de personnes que j'apprécie tout particulièrement sans oublier des endroits paradisiaques.En espérant vous faire apprécier la visite.
Sarah Cryer Beadwork - Hand made beadwork and embroidery from an award winning British bead artist. Bead-weaving is slow, patient work with each tiny glass bead individually stitched together to form a gorgeous whole. You can learn more about how I ...
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This is just some of the beadwork on the side of a carved jaguar head. The Huichol Indians of Mexico do the carving and then cover the carving with beeswax. They then insert beads into the wax--one by one to come up with designs based on their Shamanistic religion.
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Margaret Jane Degroat
Museum quality Indian shop
Mid-1850s daguerreotype - the subject is holding an Iroquois floral-style beaded bag similar to the one on the right.
