One of the first beading techniques that most people learn is how to string. After moving on to bead weaving, bead embroidery, and mixed media techniques, some of us forget about that thrill that we got when we first learned how to string a pleasing necklace.. We forget how exciting it was to learn how to finish off a piece with a polished-looking closure. Never forget the basics!
Making your beading designs unique - part one
Making your beading designs unique - part two
Making your beading designs unique - part three
Chandelier-style optical lens pendant
Interchangeable Kazuri bead necklaces
Sandcast beads Boho necklace
Cherry Donut
Pink yarrow, Flame, and Greenery pendant necklace
Peace on Earth necklace
Waves beaded necklace
Ametrine & vintage buttons necklace
Faerie Bells, revisited
Aegean Seas
Mental Gears
Multi-strand necklace
Knotting a continuous necklace
Tips for making lariats
Ocean Lariat
Rock Candy
Love is a Rose
Summer Flowers
Bali Hai
Sunlit Seas
Fun in the Sun
Copper and Bone
Ethiopian Crosses
Flapper
Chinese Fortune
Copper Glow
The simplest pendant necklace
Blow a Fuse
Making an eyeglass holder necklace
Tagua Nut necklace
Stringing up beaded beads
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