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Enjoy a video tutorial along with the free PDF diagram for this design! This new earring design coordinates with the Pretty Hearts Bracelet and Pretty Hearts Necklace from my previous posts and is made entirely with seed beads. Perfect for Valentine’s Day! Because this framed heart is made of only seed beads, it is very light weight and comfortable to wear. I enjoyed experimenting with different color combinations and found contrasting colors look best to bring out the inner heart shapes within the frame. I hope you have fun with this free beading pattern!
You need 11/0 round seed beads in two colors for this necklace, TOHO or Czech, as long as both colors are the same type. You will also need two 6/0 or 8/0 seed beads for the jump rings to go through to connect the ear hooks or clips.
The red/silver earrings and the gold/grey earrings below were made with the slightly larger TOHO 11/0 seed beads, and the pink/white earrings were made with smaller Czech seed beads (resulting in a slightly smaller earring).
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Enjoy a video tutorial along with the free PDF diagram for this design! This new necklace design coordinates with the Pretty Hearts Bracelet from my last post and is made entirely with seed beads. Perfect for Valentine’s Day! One feature I like about this design is that each inner heart is subtly outlined by an outer heart that interlinks with the next outer heart, but also touches the next inner heart. Because it is made of only seed beads, it is light weight, thin, and comfortable to wear. I enjoyed experimenting with different color combinations and found contrasting colors look best to bring out the inner heart shapes within the frame. I hope you have fun with this free beading pattern!
You need 11/0 round seed beads in two colors for this necklace, TOHO or Czech, as long as both colors are the same type. You will also need two 6/0 or 8/0 seed beads for the jump rings to go through to connect the clasp.
For length, the best rule of thumb is to continue the first row to the desired length, then add one more component after that. In other words, make it 3/4″ longer than your desired length in the first row. This is because the 2nd row will shrink the length a bit. In the samples shown below, the white hearts framed in pink were made with smaller Czech beads, where 30 hearts in the first row made about a 17-inch necklace (with clasp). Simply add hearts if you want to make it longer (each heart adds just under 3/4-inch). The gold hearts framed in grey, and the red hearts framed in silver were made with TOHO (larger) seed beads. With TOHO seed beads, 27 hearts made about a 17-inch necklace. Each heart you add will add about 3/4 inch to the necklace.
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Enjoy a video tutorial along with the free PDF diagram for this design! This new bracelet is one of my favorite seed-bead-only designs, and I’m posting it in time to make for Valentine’s Day! Because it is made of only seed beads, it is light weight, thin, and comfortable to wear. I enjoyed experimenting with different color combinations, and found contrasting colors look best to bring out the heart shapes within the frame. I hope you have fun with this free beading pattern!
You need 11/0 round seed beads in two colors for this bracelet, TOHO or Czech, as long as both colors are the same type. You will also need two 6/0 seed beads for the jump rings to go through to connect the clasp.
In the samples shown below, the silver hearts framed with red, and the white hearts framed in pink were made with smaller Czech beads, where 11 hearts in the first row makes about a 6.25-inch bracelet (6.75 inches with clasp). Simply add hearts to make it longer (each heart adds about 1/2-inch). The gold hearts framed in grey, and the red hearts framed in silver were made with TOHO (larger) seed beads. With TOHO seed beads, 10 hearts in the first row made about a 6.25-inch bracelet (6.75 inches with clasp). Each heart you add will add slightly more than 1/2″ to the bracelet.
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Enjoy a free video tutorial to accompany the PDF download for this design! These Christmas Tree earrings are perfect for the holidays, and make great gifts as well. They are adapted from my previously posted Garland Earrings to have a more Christmas tree shape. I hope you enjoy this free beading pattern!
For these earrings you need superduos, four 4mm crystals, and two 6mm crystals (round or bicone). You will also need 11/0 seed beads plus two 6/0 or 8/0 seed beads for the jump rings to go through to connect the ear hooks or clips. The 4mm crystals are for the top and middle of the trees, and can be the same or different colors. The 6mm crystals are for the bottom (stump) of the trees.
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Enjoy a free video tutorial to go with the PDF diagram for this design! I love this new bracelet design, meant to coordinate with the Garland Earrings and Garland Necklace from my previous posts. It is perfect for the Holidays, but also gorgeous for other occasions. I hope you enjoy this free beading pattern!
You only need two colors of superduos and 11/0 TOHO seed beads for this bracelet, plus two 6/0 or 8/0 seed beads for jump rings to go through for the clasp. Each “component” of the bracelet is about 1/2 inch, so you can customize to your desired length.
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Enjoy a free video tutorial to accompany the free PDF diagram for this design! These earrings are designed to coordinate with the Garland Necklace from my last post. These are quick and easy to make, and fun to experiment with different color schemes. I hope you enjoy this free beading pattern!
For these earrings you need superduos (one or two colors), two 4mm and two 6mm crystals (round or bicone), and 11/0 seed beads plus two 6/0 or 8/0 seed beads for the jump rings to go through to connect the ear hooks or clips. To see a list of specific materials used in the pieces pictured, see the Materials section of the Garland Necklace from my last post.
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Enjoy a free video tutorial to go with the PDF diagram for this design! I absolutely love how this necklace turned out. This design took a while to work out the right spacing for everything, but the result is gorgeous… and one of my favorites. And now I’m sharing it with you all for free! I hope you enjoy this free beading pattern.
For this Necklace, you will need superduos (in two colors), 11/0 and 8/0 TOHO seed beads, 4mm and 6mm crystals (round or bicone), and a clasp to connect with jump rings. A 16-inch necklace (15.5-inch without the clasp) will require eleven 4mm crystals and twelve 6mm crystals. For a longer necklace, you will need one more 4mm and 6mm crystal per inch (approximately). These are the colors used in the examples below:
| Superduos | Crystals | Seed Beads | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Christmas colors | Chalk Red (from Michaels), and Light Green Metallic Suede (from Jill Wiseman Designs) | 4mm and 6mm round crystals, Czech fire-polished glass, translucent clear with half-coat metallic pale gold from Fire Mountain Gems) | 11/0 and 8/0 TOHO Permafinish galvanized Starlight (gold) seed beads (from Fire Mountain Gems) |
| Pink and White | Pink and Matte White from Hobby Lobby | 4mm and 6mm transparent pink AB bicone crystals (from Fire Mountain Gems) | 11/0 and 8/0 TOHO Permafinish galvanized aluminum (silver) seed beads (from Fire Mountain Gems) |
| Dark Blue | Dark blue and Clear AB from Hobby Lobby | 4mm and 6mm clear AB bicone crystals (from Fire Mountain Gems) | 11/0 and 8/0 TOHO Permafinish galvanized aluminum (silver) seed beads (from Fire Mountain Gems) |
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Enjoy a free video tutorial to accompany the PDF diagram for this design! These earrings are very light-weight, and are quick and easy to make. They are designed to coordinate with the Wendy Necklace from my last post. (You can see how they look together in the photos below). I hope you enjoy this free beading pattern!
For these earrings you need one or two colors of 11/0 seed beads (TOHO or Czech, although I think the Czech seed beads looked slightly better in this design). You will also need two 6/0 or 8/0 seed beads for jump rings to go through to connect the ear hooks or clips.
Click on the photos below (or the free beading pattern) to zoom in.
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Enjoy a free video tutorial to accompany the PDF diagram for this design! This unique design requires only seed beads, and is simple to make. I like how the outer row resembles flames, as the points can lean a little left or right as they float under the accent petals. (My next one will be fire colored!) The green and gold one reminds me of sunflower petals surrounded by leaves. The blue piece shows the design using only one color instead of two. I hope you enjoy this free beading pattern!
For this necklace you need one or two colors of 11/0 seed beads (TOHO or Czech, although I think the Czech seed beads looked slightly better in this design). You will also need two 6/0 or 8/0 seed beads for jump rings to go through to connect the clasp.
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Enjoy a free video tutorial to accompany the PDF diagram for this design! This is an earring designed to coordinate with the Brianna Bracelet and Brianna Necklace from my previous posts. Only seed and bugle beads are needed, and they are very quick and easy to make. Like the Brianna Bracelet and Necklace, this design looks great with classic jewelry colors (gold, silver, etc.), with bugles that pop against that (bright color, reflective). I hope you enjoy this free beading pattern!
These earrings require 11/0 TOHO seed beads and bugle beads, plus two 6/0 or 8/0 seed beads to connect the clasp with jump rings. The bugles can be 7mm long (as shown in blue/silver and pink/hematite examples) or 12mm long, like the red/gold example. Technically you can use any size bugle 7mm or longer, as long as you use the same size for both earrings. When using metallic seed beads, I prefer Permafinish TOHO seed beads, which do not tarnish over time.
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Enjoy a free video tutorial to accompany the PDF download for this pendant! This is my first ever Halloween-themed design, and I am happy with the result. I wanted to create a piece for Halloween, but something that still looked like elegant jewelry. My design started with an oval bezel pattern that was the base for my Netted Bezel, Victorian Pendant, and Enchanted Tree necklace designs, and ended with a spider on top. For further inspiration, you can review those previous designs for different ideas on how you might further embellish this pendant, or incorporate it into a beaded necklace. I added my Custom Beaded Bail to the purple Spider Pendant below, to show another option. I hope you enjoy this free beading pattern!
For this pendant, you will need a 25x18mm Cabochon (flat-back). I ordered both acrylic and resin ones online at Fire Mountain Gems several years ago. Their selection has changed a bit since then, but they still have a pretty good selection of affordable 25x18mm resin and acrylic Cabochons. You will also need
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Enjoy a free video tutorial to accompany the PDF diagram for this design! This is an elegant necklace designed to coordinate with the Brianna Bracelet from my last post. It only requires seed and bugle beads. Like the Brianna Bracelet, this design looks great with classic jewelry colors (gold, silver, etc.), with bugles that pop against that (bright color, reflective). I hope you enjoy this free beading pattern!
This necklace requires 11/0 TOHO seed beads and bugle beads, plus two 6/0 or 8/0 seed beads to connect the clasp with jump rings. The bugles can be 7mm long (as shown in blue/silver and pink/hematite examples) or 12mm long, like the red/gold example. Technically you can use any size bugle 7mm or longer, as long as you use the same size for the entire necklace. When using metallic seed beads, I prefer Permafinish TOHO seed beads, which do not tarnish over time.
Click on the photos below (or the free beading pattern) to zoom in.
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