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I recently accepted an order for a custom necklace from someone on my Etsy shop. She requested a freeform peyote necklace with a bead embroidered centerpiece. I don't do freeform beadwork very often, but I love the whole process, so I agreed to make the piece, and as I am working on it, I am preparing a series of tutorials for the site on how to do freeform beadwork. I started by assembling a palette of seed beads in the colors that the...  
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A new beadwork competition has been announced at the Land of Odds, the creative folks that bring us the annual Ugly Necklace Contest. The Illustrative Beader: Beaded Tapestry Competition is now looking for entries. This will be a bi-annual competition and the final deadline for acceptance of entries is August 31, 2011. The theme for this year's Beaded Tapestry competition is mystery book covers. Beaders and artists should create a beaded...  
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The delicate beadwork designs found on American Indian clothing and other objects are the subject of a beginning beadwork class that will be offered from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 4-5 at El Pueblo History Museum, 301 N. Union Ave.  
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A Bead A Day Looking for a great way to commemorate a special moment or gift? Design a piece of jewelry! Art Bead Scene Art Bead Scene is having a book fair. Read up on your favorites! Carmi's Art/Life World Carmi has finally discovered how great polymer clay is. Cindy Gimbrone aka the Lampwork Diva Not thinking about your holiday gift list yet? Cindy helps get you started with a Knot Ready for Prime Time Lucky Knots and Friends...  
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Some great new updates to my favorite beading blogs this week: BeadedBear's Nonsense and Complete Waste of Time - Sig Wynn-Evans Beadazzled of Oregon - Dini Alves Beady Eyed Women - Jeanette Cook Ramblings on Jewelry Making and Life - Jean Campbell Contemporary Beadwork by Kerrie Slade - Kerrie Slade MAD Designs - Marcia DeCoster Tapestry Beads - Jill Wiseman Artisan Clay - Kristie Roeder Happy Halloween and Happy Beading!Beading Blog...  
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It isn't too often that I get excited about the contents of my post office box two days in a row, but that's what happened this week with the arrival of the two special issue magazines by Beadwork Magazine and Bead & Button Magazine. Bead & Button's "Jewelry Designs With Art Glass Beads" showcases twenty projects from the collaboration between the magazine's editors and the International Society of Glass Beadmakers (ISGB) and a special...  
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Examiner.comGiambattista Valli: Spring 2010 ( Paris Fashion Show Schedule)Examiner.comThe tops were very sheer and some included intricate beadwork. The style of the pieces were structured like flapper dresses. This was a much softer look for ...and more »  
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These lanyards are making a wave all over the place. A lot of individuals from different schools, hospitals, and offices are looking for ID accessories that do not compromise the sense of fashion and practicality. These beaded lanyards are perfect examples of the fusion of style and practical purpose. If you find your old lanyard very dull and boring then why not choose a new design that fits your personality and matches your sense of fashion. These beaded lanyards are very easy and convenient to wear. You can even give these as gifts during special occasions like birthdays, company anniversaries, and founding days of ... Read Full Story
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I recently added this Pomeranian bead to my shop. The bead is hand-sculpted from polymer clay and highlighted in acrylic paints. Size is approximate: 1" vertical (top to bottom) 3/4" horizontal (side to side) 3/4" front to back of head The bead is pierced vertically from top of head to bottom. Read Full Story
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Fashionable And Sexy ID Lanyard id lanyards Fashion however is in the eyes of the beholder. You can get customized beaded ID lanyards that will really spice up your appearance. Lanyards are utilized to hold ID cards like other members of the badge holder family. Then there is the beaded lanyard. The ultimate in badge holder fashion wear, the lanyard allows you to work with a little class and style. The beaded ID lanyards come in many different styles as well. Some beads are square whereas others are oblong. Lanyards also come in many different sizes so as to accommodate users of all sizes. ... Read Full Story
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I’m in love with the products at BooJee Beads , even though I haven’t tried them yet! They’re just so pretty and elegant. They carry lanyards, badge reels and other items that make perfect gifts for teachers, medical professionals, or anyone who has to wear an employee ID tag or badge on a regular basis. I’m going to pick up a couple for my twins’ teachers for Christmas! (Click HERE to see the adorable lanyards they have for teachers!) BooJee Beads lanyards feature magnetic breakaway clasps and come with a clear pouch to hold an ID either horizontally or vertically. They hang 18 inches ... Read Full Story
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Badge Lanyards : The Basic badge lanyard Badge lanyards are typically a length of rope, wire, or cloth designed to secure or display an identification card or an access badge. The most typical way to wear a badge lanyard is around the neck. Badge lanyards can be custom printed with a company’s logo or slogan for advertising purposes . Attachment options include plastic badge straps, bulldog clips, alligator clips, split rings, swivel hooks, and spring hooks. The plastic badge holder protects the identification card or access badge from the elements and from general wear and tear. Most companies that supply badge lanyards also supply ... Read Full Story
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Beads have been used by Native Americans for thousands of years. They used to weave beads on a loom to create long, narrow bands for hair and bracelets. Not only this, they used the beads to decorate clothing, vessels, tools, and weapons. After 1900, Native Americans created beaded products especially for tourists market. However, in the recent years, beading has again become popular, in fact, it has been revived as a craft. A variety of beading looms are now available as also innumerable varieties of beads. There are certain facts, any way, that must be kept in mind while loom beading. Tips for Loom ... Read Full Story
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Introduction to Lanyards accessories lanyards Lanyards are pieces of rope, wire, or cloth specifically designed to attach to objects . A lanyard can be worn around the neck, arm, waist or wrist. When worn around the wrist, a lanyard is often referred to as a “wristlet.” Securing the object with a neck lanyard keeps it readily available for use, provides easy access to the object, and keeps the hands free . In a business environment , many employees choose to wear lanyard accessories around the neck to display an identification badge or secure keys. The lanyard business is booming , as many large businesses ... Read Full Story
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