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  • beadangel
    Senior Member
    100+ crafts club
    • Mar 2005
    • 141

    Beaded belts just completed.

    Hi all,

    Completed 3 belts recently and just posted the photos, 2 of which were made using the triangle weave technique and the other was my first experiment with bead embroidery.

    See the photos at: http://www.beadjewelrymaking.com/beaded_belt.html

    Thanks for looking! ops:
    http://www.beadjewelrymaking.com
  • Seahorse
    Super Moderator
    Try and catch up with this one.. What a crafter!!!
    • Jun 2005
    • 8636

    #2
    Wow!!They are fabulous, I think youve started a new trend.
    Well done for having patience to do such work.
    https://folksy.com/shops/GrimmExhibition


    http://poisonedapplecraftuk.blogspot.co.uk/

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    • beadangel
      Senior Member
      100+ crafts club
      • Mar 2005
      • 141

      #3
      Thanks,

      If you like to try it out, the triangle weave technique's instruction is free at: http://www.beadjewelrymaking.com/Art...struction.html

      the clasps instruction: http://www.beadjewelrymaking.com/Art...y_project.html

      Enjoy!
      http://www.beadjewelrymaking.com

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      • ladyluck
        Junior Member
        Junior crafter
        • Jun 2005
        • 3

        #4
        beaded belts

        wow there great! i wish i had the patience for beads!!! Well done they look fab!


        Keli

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        • beadangel
          Senior Member
          100+ crafts club
          • Mar 2005
          • 141

          #5
          Thanks Keli,

          The two beaded ones took me about 3 weeks each and the lace bead embroidery one took me 3 months, but I plan to make some more bead or sequin embroidery ones as they turn out pretty well for my first try so that boosted my confident.

          Cheers!
          http://www.beadjewelrymaking.com

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          • kaod55
            Senior Member
            100+ crafts club
            • Jun 2005
            • 255

            #6
            Hi yeah the belts look really good. I do some beading but mainly bracelets. do you have any tips on have to make sure the ends are all secure and don't come undone, i tend to tie lots of knots and use clear nail varnish. also is is possible to use that design to sell the product you make with it?
            Kayleigh
            http://handcraftedbykayleigh.blogspot.com/

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            • beadangel
              Senior Member
              100+ crafts club
              • Mar 2005
              • 141

              #7
              Hi Kayleigh,

              What I usually do to make sure the knot doesn't come loose is to tie a double knot and string the remaining thread back through the beaded piece (so leave at least 4 inch of thread for string back) sometimes I don't even need to tie a know especially for peyote stitches as I just string it back enough, it is better than a knot.

              As for the last part of the question "is it possible to use that design to sell the product you make with it?" I really do not know what you are asking, please elaborate.

              Cheers!
              http://www.beadjewelrymaking.com

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              • shrewby
                Junior Member
                Junior crafter
                • Apr 2005
                • 4

                #8
                lol goooooooogle

                Thats a nice little google addsense site you got there. Must realy annoy Addsense pulishers. Well done.

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                • beadangel
                  Senior Member
                  100+ crafts club
                  • Mar 2005
                  • 141

                  #9
                  Hi Shrewby,

                  Thanks, trying to cover my cost of hosting and domain as I am not selling anything on my site, trying to keep it my personal hobby site with free beading resources, projects and instructions to share with everyone who's interested to bead just like me when I first started out beading.

                  Cheers!
                  http://www.beadjewelrymaking.com

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