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The Best Little Beading Book (Beadwork Books) by Wendy Simpson Conner, 1995-11-01 Big Book of Indian Beadwork Designs (Dover Needlework Series) by Kay Doherty Bennett, 1998-01-12 Zulu Inspired Beadwork: Weaving Techniques and Projects by Diane Fitzgerald, 2007-10-01 Beads & Beadwork of the American Indian by William C. Orchard, 2000-10-30 A Special Gift: The Kutchin Beadwork Tradition (Indexed Edition) by Kate Ducan, 1997-04-01 A Primer: The Art of Native American Beadwork by Z. Susanne Aikman, 1992-06 Beginner's Guide to Beadwork by Madeleine Rollason, 2004-02-01 Beadwork Creates Necklaces: 30 Designs Beading with Brick Stitch (Beadwork How-To) by Diane Fitzgerald, 2001-04-01 Beadwork Inspired by Art: Art Nouveau Jewelry and Accessories by Judith Durant, Jean Campbell, 2008-11-01 Beadwork Creates Beaded Beads: 30 Designs (Beadwork Creates series) Beadwork Creates Bracelets: 30 Designs Beadwork Creates Earrings: 30 Designs (Beadwork Creates series) by Jean Campbell, 2005-04-01 Native American Beadwork: Projects & Techniques from the Southwest by Theresa Flores Geary Ph.D., 2006-08-28

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21. Ruby's Jewelry Design & Beadwork
    Hello .Welcome to my obsession! On this site you'll find a link to my see my jewelry and other beadwork, tutorials I have done and links to my favorite beady places.  
    http://rubysbeadwork.com/

22. Seminole Tribe Of Florida - Culture, Beadwork
    Seminole Tribe of Florida official homepage is dedicated to the rich history, culture, and services of the Florida Seminole Indians.  
    http://www.seminoletribe.com/culture/Beadwork.aspx
    
    Extractions: @import url(../Css/UI_interface.css); @import url(../Css/UI_printing.css); Please take the time to fill out this brief form. This information will help us improve our website. All information submitted below remain anonymous. * Denotes required fields Your browser does not support iframes. Reflections #145 By Patsy West The amount of beads worn by Seminole women was a phenomenon to all who saw them. Imagine the amount of stamina it took to conduct daily tasks, which were a lot more vigorous than sitting in front of a TV, while wearing 12 pounds or so of beads! Following the Third Seminole War, as trade again resumed in the small trading posts on the rivers such as the Caloosahatchee, the Miami and New River, beads were one of the first things that the Seminole women purchased, after groceries. Recently, I discussed Aklophi (O-ce-lo-pee) and the prized string of beads that she recalled buying as a young girl when she visited Miami with her family just after the war in the 1860’s. She wore them the rest of her long life. The necklace beads were glass, and about the size of a pea. Light blue, dark blue, and red appear to have been the most favorite colors. The beads were made in Italy and the country once known as Czechoslovakia where they were shipped to bead distributors in the northeastern United States. New York City continues to have a “bead District” which some ladies from the Reservation visited last year!

23. Native American Beadwork - Perlenarbeiten Der Amerikanischen Ureinwohner
    Perlenstickereien der amerikanischen Ureinwohner. Es wird ber Techniken, Materialien und Verwendungszweck informiert. Die Beschreibungen werden durch Fotos untermalt.  
    http://www.native-american-beadwork.net/

24. School Of Beadwork - Beads, Supplies, Retreats And Instruction
    School of beadwork Discover your creativity through the exploration of beadwork. Retreats and instruction.  
    http://schoolofbeadwork.com/
    
    Extractions: Our Trunk Shows are traveling collections of beadwork designs and kits by Melanie Potter and noted beadwork artist and author Carol Wilcox Wells. These Trunk Shows offer an exclusive opportunity to see the kits offered by School of Beadwork up close and in person. These shows provide a glamorous experience for beaders to see a rich display of samples of each design in a variety of color palettes. Each kit contains all the quality supplies required to create the design as well as step-by-step professionally illustrated instructions. Click here to see the schedule.

25. Enchanted Imports ~ The Leader In Handmade Beaded Jewelry And Guatemalan Accesso
    2009 Brian Kaplin  
    http://www.beadwork.biz/

26. Guide To Beadwork - THE ONLINE VERSION
    Learn several bead weaving stitches for jewelry making in the online version of the book, Guide to beadwork by Greg Vinson.  
    http://www.guidetobeadwork.com/book/index.html
    
    Extractions: CHAPTER 2 - Fringe Search Engine - Better than an index. Find that page in the basics section... Glossary - drawings of different findings. CHAPTER 3 - Chevron Chain CHAPTER 4 - Daisy Chain CHAPTER 5 - Flower Stitch (pattern pages included) CHAPTER 6 - Twill Stitch (pattern pages included) CHAPTER 7 - Gourd Stitch (pattern page included) CHAPTER 8 - Brick Stitch (pattern pages included) CHAPTER 9 - Lace Stitch (pattern page included) SUPPORT GTB

27. Brilliantly Beaded: Northeastern Native American Beadwork
    Pictures and descriptions of Northeast Indian beadwork.  
    http://www.umaine.edu/hudsonmuseum/virtual1.htm
    
    Extractions: Purses Moccasins Novelties Regalia ... Resources Brilliantly Beaded celebrates the rich beadworking traditions of Native peoples of the Northeast through the objects they created for their own use and to sell to others. Early European explorers describe indigenous clothing, which was made from hides and furs and decorated with painted motifs, porcupine quill, moosehair embroidery and shell beads. Among the trade items Europeans brought with them to North America were glass seed beads, needles, thread, ribbons and cloth. These materials rapidly replaced earlier decorative traditions that relied on the use of bone awls, sinew and painted designs. Native Peoples incorporated not only these new materials, but also new design motifs and decorative treatments from European sources and from other Native Peoples. Brilliantly Beaded explores the evolution of Northeastern beadwork from the seventeenth century to the present-day. Exhibits Home

28. Beadwork Help And Information
    The beadwork site on BellaOnline provides personally written advice and support.  
    http://beadwork.bellaonline.com/

29. Beadwork Kits
    Unique kits by beadwork artists Carol Wilcox Wells and Melanie Potter. Each kit includes all the supplies needed to create the piece with professionally illustrated color  
    http://schoolofbeadwork.com/beadworkkits.aspx

30. Medieval Beads.com - Home
    An online study of beadwork thoughout the Middle Ages, Medieval style. Gallery of beadwork, photo tutorials, class notes, bulletin board.  
    http://www.medievalbeads.com/

31. Janet's Beadwork
    Gallery of beadwork, free patterns (loom and off-loom), book reviews, and links.  
    http://www.one-eyed-alien.net/~janet/beads/

32. The Beadwork Fairs - The Bead Fairs - The Bead Shows
    Our Bead Fairs have exhibitors selling everything to do with Jewellery Making, beadwork, bead stringing, bead weaving and bead sewing  
    http://beadwork.net/

33. Beads, Bead, Glass Beads, Bead Jewelry
    Get tips about beads, glass beads and bead jewelry at beadwork.Lifetips.com. Learn about bead jewelry and jewelry making.  
    http://beadwork.lifetips.com/

34. Beadwork -- Mary Tafoya (Introduction)
    Contemporary interpretations of the ancient craft of beadwork. Freestanding, adornment, and wall hangings. Artist bio, resume, and contact information are included.  
    http://home.flash.net/~mjtafoya/mary/
    
    Extractions: F or countless generations, beadwork has rested on the heart of humankind's most significant cultural displays, occupying an intimate place in religion, ceremony, social status and commerce. Today's bead artists draw from ancient techniques, as well as new technologies, to create awe-inspiring objects whose impact magnifies as each bead is chosen, one at a time, to dance in light and shadow. There is no other craft like beadwork "to bede " once meant "to pray". Enjoy the bead art contained herein. Mary Portfolio About the Artist Contact Links �2007 Mary J. Tafoya. No portion may be reproduced without written permission from the artist.

35. Beadwork Magazine Subscription - Magazines.com Magazine Subscriptions
    beadwork publishes beautiful projects in all types of beadwork, onand off-loom beadwork, wirework, bead knitting and crochet, presented with easy-to-follow directions and  
    http://www.magazines.com/product/beadwork
    
    Extractions: 6 issues per year Based on 1 Customer Reviews Write A Review Read All Reviews ABOUT BEADWORK Beadwork publishes beautiful projects in all types of beadwork, on-and off-loom beadwork, wirework, bead knitting and crochet, presented with easy-to-follow directions and crystal-clear photography. Learn More... 6 ISSUES: YOU SAVE 36% Add To Cart 100% GUARANTEE Our customers will be 100% satisfied or they will receive a 100% refund for all undelivered issues, at any time, for any reason. Customer Review Summary (Based upon 1 reviews)

36. Beadnik 's Home Page
    Beaded bottles, barrettes, bracelets, earrings, odds and ends, necklaces, ornaments. Includes instructions for various objects including beaded ornament covers and free beadwork patterns.  
    http://beadnik.tripod.com/beadwork.html

37. Beadwork By Julie - Custom Watches, Necklaces, And Earrings Made From Semi Preci
    eaded Originals The inspiration for fine beadwork in the Southwest comes from the beauty of the natural material available. Stones that are colored by the unique conditions  
    http://beadworkbyjulie.com/
    
    Extractions: AC_FL_RunContent( 'codebase','http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=9,0,28,0','width','750','height','350','title','Welcome to beadwork by julie','src','images/newbody','quality','high','pluginspage','http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash','movie','images/newbody' ); //end AC code The inspiration for fine beadwork in the Southwest comes from the beauty of the natural material available. Stones that are colored by the unique conditions inside the earth are a perfect medium for expression. The ability to make practical and wearable art from this natural material makes the craft of beadwork most satisfying.

38. .:: Abacus Beadwork ::. Home
    Abacus beadwork. Combining traditional Zulu beadwork with modern jewellery design to produce items with a unique African feel.  
    http://www.beadwork.co.za/
    
    Extractions: TUBE AND STRAND NECKLACES Welcome to Abacus Beadwork Abacus Beadwork, based in Durban, South Africa, was originally founded in 1985 by Jane Bedford. Jane's vision was to empower local women through the art of beadwork. Over 20 years later, this vision is continued under the leadership of Mike and Hazel Bartlett, who purchased Abacus Beadwork from Jane in July 2008. Although rich in natural beauty and heritage, KwaZulu-Natal on the east coast of South Africa, is plagued with unemployment and poverty. Abacus Beadwork's workforce consists solely of rural women from the surrounds of Durban, South Africa, giving them a platform for their beadwork skills, as well as the means to support themselves and their families. The beaders at Abacus Beadwork take traditional Zulu beadwork to new levels by combining traditional skill with contemporary designs, to create jewellery and objects that delight the senses with their richness and colour.

39. Beadwork (decorative Arts) -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
    beadwork (decorative arts), use of beads in fabric decoration; beads may be individually stitched, applied in threaded lengths, or actually woven into the material, the weft  
    http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/57154/beadwork
    
    Extractions: document.write(''); Search Site: With all of these words With the exact phrase With any of these words Without these words Home My Britannica CREATE MY beadwork NEW ARTICLE ... SAVE Table of Contents: beadwork Article Article Related Articles Related Articles Citations ARTICLE from the beadwork use of beads in fabric decoration; beads may be individually stitched, applied in threaded lengths, or actually woven into the material, the weft threaded with beads before being woven in. Glass beads were used decoratively in ancient Egypt , Greece, and Rome and by the druids in religious rites. During the Middle Ages, when embroidery was an important art form, beads sometimes were used in the finest embroidery work. The magnificent

40. Beadwork
    beadwork is the art or craft of attaching beads to one another or to cloth, usually by the use of a needle and thread or soft, flexible wire. Most beadwork takes the form of  
    http://www.kosmix.com/topic/Beadwork
    
    Extractions: Kosmix One sec... we're building your guide for Beadwork document.k_start_apptier = "Nov 14 03:06:09.287857"; kapp.assignCol($('ads_banner_top'), 'topnav_container'); kapp.nav_menu_container = $('refine_nav').down(".navs_container"); kapp.assignCol($('refine_nav'), 'topnav_container'); kapp.assignCol($('uc_kosmixarticles_shadow'), 'right_container'); The Kosmix Community Author: niki p Beadwork is a timeless hobby that can yield stunning results. There are two basic types of beadwork, sewn or woven. Sown beadwork requires a piece of material which the beads are sewn into. Woven designs are created by weaving beads on strands of thread. Weaving beads is a lot like knitting, with a series of of thread acting as the holding thread while another strand is used as a carrier for beads. Glass beads called seed beads or pony seeds are small seeds that are used to make intricate designs. Large beads ... see more Beadwork is a timeless hobby that can yield stunning results. There are two basic types of beadwork, sewn or woven. Sown beadwork requires a piece of material which the beads are sewn into. Woven designs are created by weaving beads on strands of thread. Weaving beads is a lot like knitting, with a series of of thread acting as the holding thread while another strand is used as a carrier for beads. Glass beads called seed beads or pony seeds are small seeds that are used to make intricate designs. Large beads can be combined on the end of fringe to add a special touch. All manners or items from clothing to containers are decorated using beads. Jewelry and artwork are also manners of showcasing bead work.

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