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Beadwork:     more books (100)

Beading with Peyote Stitch (Beadwork How-to Book) by Jeannette Cook, 2000-07-01 The Beader's Color Mixing Directory: 200 failsafe color schemes for beautiful beadwork by Sandra Wallace, 2007-02-09 Designer Beadwork: Beaded Crochet Designs by Ann Benson, 2008-04-01 Old World Stitchery for Today: Polish Eyelet Embroidery, Cutwork, Goldwork, Beadwork, Drawn Thread, and Other Techniques by Grazyna J. Kozaczka, 1987-12 Easy-to-Do Beadwork: Jewelry, Flowers and Other Projects by Joseph Leeming, 2005-12-19 Quick & Easy Beaded Jewelry (Beadwork Books) by Elizabeth Gourley, Ellen Talbott, 2002-07-01 Zulu Beaded Chain Techniques (Contemporary Beadwork Series) by Diane Fitzgerald, 1997-08 A Beginner's Handbook to Traditional Native American Beadwork by James Byrne, 2005-05-25 Navajo Beadwork: Architectures of Light by Ellen K. Moore, 2003-10-01 Christmas Decorations: A Beginner's Guide to Beadwork by Heather Kingsley-Heath, 2003-08 Beadwork from American Indian designs by Marjorie Murphy, 1974 Beading with Herringbone Stitch (Beadwork How-To series) by Vicki Star, 2001-11-01 Designer Beadwork: French Beaded Designs by Donna DeAngelis Dickt, 2006-08-28 Beading the Creative Spirit: Finding Your Sacred Center Through the Art of Beadwork by Wendy Ellsworth, 2009-08

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61. Blissful Beadwork Art Design
    Blissful beadwork Art Designs Hand woven, beaded candle sleeves for sale. Welcome to Blissful beadwork Art Designs located in Sedona, Arizona.  
    http://blissfulbeadwork.tripod.com/
    
    Extractions: Blissful Beadwork Art Designs Hand woven, beaded candle sleeves for sale. Beaded candle kits are also available! Introducing 2 new product lines......... Our Candles..... Click on individual image above to see a detailed description of each candle. Click on links below to see additional group pictures. Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 New Age Collection ... Welcome to Blissful Beadwork Art Designs located in Sedona, Arizona. Each of the above candle sleeves is designed to slip onto "meditation" or "miracle" glass tumbler candles. Every sleeve is specifically designed to fit the glass candle container. Approximately one hundred hours of labor and up to 25,000 glass seed beads are used to complete a candle sleeve. Each is hand beaded around the candle using tubular peyote stitch and Nymo thread, The design flows seamlessly around the candle. These candles sleeves are heirloom quality with great attention paid to precision and perfection of design and workmanship. Great pride is taken in each creation. Each hand-woven candle sleeve is a piece of artwork that you will enjoy for many years. Every candle sleeve is an original design, using a combination of opaque and transparent Japanese glass seed beads. When lit, the candlelight shines through the transparent beads setting off highlights and giving definition and depth to the design. The candles used are manufactured to burn for 100 hours. Once the candle has burned part of the way, simply drop in a pillar, votive or tea light candle. Alternatively, you can purchase paraffin wax and wicks at your local craft store and refill the candles.

62. Beadwork -- Mary Tafoya (Introduction)
    For countless generations, beadwork has rested upon the heart of humankind s most significant cultural displays, occupying an intimate place in religion  
    http://www.flash.net/~mjtafoya/mary/
    
    Extractions: F or countless generations, beadwork has rested upon 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 ©2003 Mary J. Tafoya. No portion may be reproduced without written permission from the artist.

63. Beaded Flowers - Beadwork By Caren
    Learn Beaded Flowers BeadedGarden.com OneStop Secure Shopping for Beaded Flower Supplies. Patterns Books Kits Gallery.  
    http://www.beadworkbycaren.com/

64. Lakota Art Mart
    Featuring Rosebud Sioux artists and their paintings, portraits, masks, beadwork, quilts, sculpting, and leatherwork. All work is handmade locally.  
    http://www.lakotawater.com/artmart.html

65. South African Museum - The Art Of Ndebele Beadwork
    the art of ndebele beadwork. In beadwork women have a more personal expressive form. Beads are used to decorate or even to form, clothing.  
    http://www.museums.org.za/sam/resource/arch/ndebele.htm
    
    Extractions: Sagittarius Volume 3, Number 4 December 1988 Razor blades, telephone poles, car registration numbers - what could these have in common? They are amongst the variety of ordinary objects which form part of the everyday experience of people, but for Ndebele artists, they provide inspiration for the development of bold designs for beadwork and wall painting. Travellers through the flat southern Transvaal landscape are struck by the vivid colours and patterns of Ndebele homesteads, and if lucky, may see Ndebele women dressd for special occasions in their dazzling beadwork finery. Some people familiar with the people and area may observe current changes from glass beads to plastic beads, braid and other innovations, and may bewail these as a loss of 'tradition'. To consider whether this is so, it is necessary to know a little of the history of the southern Transvaal Ndebele. Linguistically they are related to other southern African Nguni speakers (the Xhosa, Zulu, Swazi and Ndebele in Zimbabwe). They are thought to have moved from Natal to the Transvaal area at some time between the fifteenth and seventeenth centuries. Succession struggles split the group, and further scattering followed the onslaught of Mzilikazi and his soldiers as they moved northwards from Shaka's kingdom in the nineteenth century. Later in the nineteenth century the Ndzundza section of the Ndebele, in the southern Transvaal, were involved in battles against the Pedi under Sekhukhune. Partly as a consequence of this hostility, they came into fierce conflict with the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek. The Ndzundza were defeated in 1882 after a long campaign, and the Z.A.R., determined to break their power, settled white farmers on the chiefs land and dispersed the Ndebele as farm labourers.

66. Native American Beadwork, Home
    Beaded jewelry based on Indian designs.  
    http://home.comcast.net/~dominic.martinez/wsb/html/view.cgi-home.html-.html
    
    Extractions: Native American Beadwork Beads of different types have been used for ornamention by man since the beginning of time. These have take on many forms,such as horn,seeds,shells, claws,bones,and stones. I would like to share with you the many designs I have created. Many of my designs are set designs,and have the fire colors in the design,the background color can be changed to your favorite color.Most my work are "ONE OF A KINDS." pieces. You are visitor

67. Lakota Creations - Native American Arts And Crafts
    Featuring beadwork, dreamcatchers, and crafts by native and nonnative artists.  
    http://www.lakotacreations.com/
    
    Extractions: Read more about Bill, and his beadwork We have many items in our on-line catalog , and you can now request a printed catalog . We also have with information about the artists featured and their cultures. Some items can be custom ordered by you, in whatever colors you would like. Also, see our What's New page for new artists, items, and announcements. You can join our mailing list at the bottom of this page. You can find information about Lakota Creations here

68. Suzanne Cooper, Beads, Books, Stained Glass, Beading, Beadwork
    Suzanne Cooper Beads Stained Glass web site features beadwork pattern books, stained glass designs, free bead pattern, bulletin board, free glass pattern  
    http://www.suzannecooper.com/

69. Pueblo Artist
    Traditional beadwork, jewelry, and regalia made by a Laguna Pueblo Indian. Also repairs jewelry.  
    http://www.puebloartist.com/
    
    Extractions: Pueblo Artist Hello, welcome to Pueblo Artist, my personal web site. I hope this web site will provide you a connection to purchase unique Native American items designed and crafted by myself. My name is Yolanda and I am a Laguna Pueblo Indian, from Laguna, New Mexico, USA. I am mainly a silversmith but I also do beadwork and sew ribbon shirts and dresses. Several examples of my work and how to order are on this web site. Please use the links below to see some of these items. . . . ~This is a Native American Owned Web Site~ Pueblo Artist P.O.Box 11125 Albuquerque, New Mexico 87192 Sunday, October 21, 2001 ©ZiaGrafix 2000 - Pueblo Artist is a subsidary of Zia Labs, Inc

70. Jessica Beels Design - Sculpture And Jewelry - Sculptural Beadwork
    Sculptural beadwork. Handwoven, oneof-a-kind and supremely wearable.  
    http://www.jbeelsdesign.com

71. Native American BEADWORK: Modern Techniques
    Page Buttons. Doubleneedle applique is the beading technique that Maude Kegg, Mille Lacs Ojibwe elder, uses for most of her beadwork, at least in part.  
    http://www.kstrom.net/isk/art/beads/art_bea2.html
    
    Extractions: D ouble-needle applique is the beading technique that Maude Kegg, Mille Lacs Ojibwe elder, uses for most of her beadwork, at least in part. Her 1982 museum bandolier appliques all beads of the pattern, and the solid white field, on the straps and pouch, which has woven beadwork tassels. D ouble needle means there are 2 threads in use. On the bead thread are lined up a number usually not too many of beads which are laid down on the fabric where they go in the pattern, which is being made by one continuous thread making sinuous curves that give the patrn its dynamic. The second needle holds the whipping thread, which whips over the beading thread between each bead or every few beads in for faster, sloppier beadworkers (like me). T he easiest pattern for the novice beadworker to learn applique on is the circular rosette. The turtle you see above right was the second thing I made (a small pouch to hold tobacco). I gave it away, so while I don't know if my adopted niece still has it, it exists very vividly in my mind. Computer-beading of it for these pags was comparatively simple, because the entire pattern is one circular rosette, with dark green beads to make the turtle. The dimensions of the squat cylinder which is a seed bead's shape will determine exactly how many beads form a smooth circle around the center. By varying the colors counting or copying a pattern, but usually by eye if doing your own the circular rosette can make a variety of patterns, often radial ones, for neck medallions and other small circular objects.

72. Turtle Island Productions
    Discusses chippewa/ojibway customs such as spear fishing, the megis shell, wild rice, maple sugar, beadwork, moccasins, the canoe and the pow wow. It also includes a quotation from William W. Warren about an Ojibway prophecy.  
    http://www.turtle-island.com/customs.html
    
    Extractions: "The Ojibways affirm that long before they became aware of the white man's presence on this continent, their coming was prophesied by one of their old men, whose great sanctity and oft-repeated fasts enabled him to commune with spirits and see far into the future. He prophesied that the white spirits would come in numbers like sand on the lake shore, and would sweep the red race from the hunting grounds which the Great Spirit had given them as an inheritance. It was phrophesied that the consequences of the white man's appearance would be, to the Anishinabeg, an ending of the world." William W. Warren Ojibway Spear Fishing Ojibway Megis Shells Ojibway Manomin (Wild Rice) "Manomin" or wild rice is an essential part of Ojibway culture, and as described above, figures prominently in Ojibway Oral History. The harvesting of wild rice has always been an important part of life for Ojibway people. In addition to the contribution of food, "Manomin" has played a key role in the social life of Ojibway people; as harvest time provided an opportunity to visit with nearby relatives and friends in neighboring bands. Wild rice has always been regarded by the Ojibway as the sacred gift of their chosen ground. Any effort today to over-harvest or commercialize wild rice by Non-Indians has met with failure. Wild rice has always been generous to those who gather and use her in a respectful way. Today, many Ojibway families still harvest "Manomin" just as our ancestors did; one person steers the canoe and another sweeps the rice into the canoe and beats it with a stick, knocking the husks to the floor of the canoe.

73. Index
    Offers dream catchers, glass etchings, painted feathers, beadwork, and free beading patterns.  
    http://www.beadnpride.com/
    
    Extractions: since march 15, 2002 Would you like to see the process of painting a feather? Simply e-mail me and ask to be added to my newsletter list. You will also be kept up to date on new items, special prices, and members only contests. It's free, and you may unsubscribe at any time. Your e-mail address will never be shared or given out... not for any reason. Enjoy! Bead N' Pride

74. Beadwork At Aunt Molly's Bead Street
    Classroom Patterns beadwork Links Gallery Auntie s Neighborhood. Aunt Molly s. HONK! If You Love beadwork! Polymer Clay Art Doll Faces. What s New?  
    http://www.flash.net/~mjtafoya/home.htm

75. Sedona Art Gallery Western Antiques And Collectables Sales
    Fine cowboy art memorabilia, western bronzes, old Indian beadwork, antique furniture and collectibles. Fine art, oil paintings, watercolors, etchings  
    http://www.sedonaartcollection.com
    
    Extractions: Now offered for sale Bill and Kate Woodruff have been collectors of quality western art, artifacts, and antiques for nearly 50 years. Bill owned Buffalo Bronze works, a fine art foundry, for over 20 years. His experience, knowledge, and appreciation of fine art sculptures makes the foundation for much of this collection. Kate, whose parents are buried at the historic Custer Battlefield National Cemetery in Montana, grew up on the Crow Indian Reservation and has been an admirer and collector of fine beadwork and other Indian artifacts. These pieces are original art and one of a kind collectable artifacts. Some of the items included in this collection are: museum quality Sioux and Apache beadwork, bronze sculpture (original CM Russell), paintings, Navajo rugs, Tiffany vase, silver service (monogrammed, Samuel Wood), antique furniture (Virginia Tall Clock), silver and turquoise jewelry, and silver concho belts. Please Contact Us to learn about Additional Items for sale not yet displayed A portion of our offerings are shown below. Please click on the pictures for more details. Check back often for additional listings.

76. Shala's Beadwork
    I m not keeping track on this page anymore unless it s something big beadwork @ BellaOnline This is where my new projects will be posted.  
    http://shala.addr.com/

77. South African Art Crafts At Abelanani Creations
    South African crafts such as paintings, curios, ostrich eggs, Ndebele jewelry and beadwork.  
    http://www.abelanani.com/
    
    Extractions: A wealth of talent exists in our continent and by marketing the works of local artists and craftspeople we can contribute in some small way to help elevate the economic status of these communities. Our handcrafts are acquired from talented craftspeople from South Africa, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Malawi and Tanzania.

78. Delica Beads
    We apologize for any inconvenience. Beadie s beadwork has almost 600 colors of Size 11/0 round Delica beads. Beadie s beadwork home page Delica Beads.  
    http://www.beadiesbeadwork.com/
    
    Extractions: Home About Us Links Contact Us ... View Cart Click here to see our collection of Delica Bead patterns! Beadie's Beadwork has almost 600 colors of Size 11/0 round Delica beads. We strive to keep all colors in stock, and we charge a flat $1.50 shipping and handling per order for all US and Canadian orders. Miyuki Delica Beads Size 11/0 (4 gram tubes) (DBV) 001 - 050 (DBV) 251 - 300 (DBV) 501 - 550 (DBV) 801 - 850 ... (DBV) 1001 -1379

79. Sapronetti, Eric And Susan
    Offers paintings and photography, beadwork and other crafts.  
    http://www.townmart.com/ActiveCreations/

80. Northern Plains Beadwork
    Traditional Native American beadwork using only traditional materials and methods. Northern Plains beadwork. Hana von Krenner made this beadwork.  
    http://www.arco-iris.com/hana/
    
    Extractions: Northern Plains Beadwork Hana von Krenner made this beadwork. She had a show at the Museum of Native American Art a while back. Most of her work goes to private collectors. All of her items are made with old beads, brain tanned hides, buffalo rawhide, some are sewn with sinew; there are no synthetics or modern materials in any piece she makes. For information about ordering a piece of her work e-mail hana@arco-iris.com. Click on the picture to see more detail and more examples.

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