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Intro to Beaded Jewelry III
Marsha Davis (Marsha.Davis@92NY.org)
Bring standard beading supplies: scissors, tape measure, cloth to work on, beading awl, needles, threads, silk or nylon, beading wire, etc. clear nail polish, etc. plus supplies needed for project. Beads may be semi-precious, pearls, glass, ceramic, etc. Bring photos, samples or sketches of design ideas.
SUPPLY LIST:
PROJECTS All will be discussed in 1st class.
Weeks 1 & 2 Multi-strand necklaces (and/or bracelets)
Planning, design and construction
Beads: 3 strand necklace will require at least 5 - 16" strands of beads
Stringing materials of choice
1st week will focus on design decisions, materials, length, technique
2nd week will focus on construction.
Weeks 3 Lariats: several design strategies
Beads: equivalent of 4 16" strands of beads plus some larger, heavier beads for the bottom of the strands.
Week 4 & 5 Necklace with Tassel
May be single strand or multi-strand with tassel
Bead assortment - some smaller beads needed for
tassel with slightly heavier beads on the ends
a large holed bead for tassel strands to go thru
(other options to be discussed)
SUPPLIERS
Fire Mountain Gems: (on-line) Loom and beads
Loom H20-3006TL STARTER SET
Stone USA 1220 B-way #408 (30th St) 212-447-5268 pearls and semi-prec.
CASH ONLY.