Svetlana Z
Beadwork and bead embroidery artist and blogger.
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I am a beadwork artist and blogger. Beadweaving and bead embroidery is my passion! I write and create beading tutorials for bead enthusiasts all over the world.
Earth Goddess color palette is perfect for any classic jewelry design. If you decide to acquire bead using the Earth color palette, you need to look for the following words in the color names of the beads: Try this sample list of beautiful Delica colors for your Delica beads project: What colors of garments would I choose to wear with beadwork created using the Earth Goddess color palette? I would avoid wearing pink, purple, and red every time I wear beadwork in the Earth Goddess palette.
I selected and combined beads for the autumn color palette, but in the process, I realized the palette looks very classic to me. I selected and combined beads for the autumn color palette, but in the process, I realized the palette looks very classic to me. I selected and combined beads for the autumn color palette, but in the process, I realized the palette looks very classic to me. I wanted to make this cuff because Earth Goddess is my first cuff bracelet design using embroidery techniques and beads.
Ice rain is a typical winter weather event that happens almost every year in the Pacific Northwest. I have a little garden, and I love to observe my plants any time of the year. This year snow covered all the spring flowers that appeared a bit early – in February. My garden didn’t look neat, but freezing rain changed my attitude towards the yard cleaning responsibilities.
Add one purple seed bead after each green seed bead String one purple seed bead, a drop bead, and one more purple seed bead. Then string one purple seed bead, and stitch through the next purple seed bead of the second row (added in Step 2). With your thread and needle exiting the purple seed bead stitch one drop bead, three purple seed beads, and one more drop bead. Pick up one green seed bead and stitch through the purple seed bead in the middle of the next group of three purple beads.