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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. Aunt Molly's Bead Street -- Beadwork Projects
    Free tutorials for making bead earrings, necklaces, and working with quills andshells. Includes free web art and patterns for beadworkers.  
    http://home.flash.net/~mjtafoya/projects.htm
    
    Extractions: Angel Charms All the projects above and were developed, written and illustrated by Mary J. Tafoya. They're fairly standard techniques, and any similarities to other published projects and techniques are purely coincidental. TERMS OF USAGE: Single copies may be downloaded for personal, non-commercial Check out my Beader Links page for other folks' projects!

62. Bona Africa
    Fine Zulu artifacts including contemporary and traditional ceramics, carved wooden artifacts, woven beer baskets, contemporary wire baskets and traditional beadwork.  
    http://www.AfricaArt.co.za/

63. Wampum--Native American Beadwork
    Wampum purple and white shell beads was not really money but a method ofrecording solemn agreemnts, history, or religious matters.  
    http://www.kstrom.net/isk/art/beads/wampum.html
    
    Extractions: O n the left, Atlantic whelks, the type of shell from which chains of white wampum tubular beads (which were strung in coimplex chains) were made from the long central spiral inside the shell. Right, a quahog, the Atlantic clam from which the more rectangular purple wampum beads were made. Its name comes from the Narraganset word po-qua-hock . Belt-wampum beads were rectangular cutouts, with drilled holes, rolled smooth on sandstone, then woven into a shell-beaded fabric. They recorded agreements, with the purple color predominant if the agreement was considered more important, serious, or sad. T his belt may be the oldest. It represents the first United Nations agreement, the first time in history anywhere on the globe where independent nations were able to join together under a unified government that allowed individual customs and governments of member nations. Prior to this idea, throughout the world's history in all places and times, national growth was by conquest and forced subjection empire growth. This belt memorialized Haudaunosee, League of the Pine Tree (center) or Great Peace, of the 5 original Iroquois Nations, who became the 6 Nations after they received fleeing southern Tuscarora into the League.

64. Crown & Eagle Antiques Online Catalog. Native American Indian Art, Antiques, Col
    American Indian antiques and artifacts; old pawn jewelry, rugs, basketry, beadwork, pottery, weapons.  
    http://www.crowneagle.com

65. Martha Berry: Cherokee Beadwork Artist
    Beaded art inspired by traditional Southeastern Woodlands Native American Indianbeadwork.  
    http://www.berrybeadwork.com/
    
    Extractions: Beaded art inspired by traditional Southeastern Woodlands Native American Indian beadwork. Mrs. Berry creates bandolier bags, moccasins, belts, sashes and men's garters, in the styles worn by the Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Seminole, prior to 1850. Display mounts for bandolier bags are also available. To order patterns and how-to instructions for making Southeastern Woodlands beadwork, click here and order online. We offer patterns for traditional bandolier bags, ceremonial sashes, belts and three styles of moccasins. Also available are high-quality notecards and refrigerator magnets featuring Mrs. Berry's work. To order online, click here MasterCard and Visa accepted. Please e-mail Mrs. Berry if you wish to purchase beadwork using your MasterCard or Visa credit card. Thanks. "Those who are at the forefront of teaching our culture are our artists and crafts people. People like Martha Berry, Lena Blackbird, Anna Mitchell, Knokovtee Scott, Bill Glass, Talmadge Davis, Mary Adair, and many others memorialize and teach our culture and traditional arts. But as each of them know and would tell you, their Cherokee projects must be historically accurate and culturally true; otherwise, they have compromised the value of their work." ~Excerpt from "Let Us Build One Fire" - 2002 State of the Nation Report

66. Sacred Dreams Custom Beadwork
    Custom hand crafted beaded jewelry, clothing, dream catchers, fur and leather purses.  
    http://members.tripod.com/sacreddreams/
    
    Extractions: " My gift to you is quality workmanship !" Owned and operated by Debra Mills since 1996 I specialize in hand crafted items of beauty, grace, and healing. All of my items are made with the extreme care using the finest materials available. Customizing any item is a special feature I desired bring to you because I feel that you, the customer, are the most important in any transaction. The love that goes into each piece reflects my passion for beauty, beadwork, and the love of my fellow man. I hope you will treasure the gifts I have to share with you through my artwork. Custom Ordering - Click Here We now have are developing a new line of wedding veils! They are simply gorgeous and very elegant! Go to the Gallery to see samples. Check out my current auctions on ebay! New line of Beaded Butterfly Barrettes on Ebay ONLY! Click the banner to find out more about Project Proud Now you can pay me securely using Pay Pal. Pay with your debit or credit card! Simply go to the Order link and follow the directions, then click the Pay Pal link and you're there!! It's as easy as One...Two!

67. Free Beadwork Patterns
    are free to use for any noncommercial purposes! Return to the AB Art Glass beadwork Home Page. Updated 3/19/01 Ann Brodrick - AB Art Glass beadwork.  
    http://www.joust.com/AB/Free_Patterns_Page.html

68. Native American ArtPages MENU
    The late Paula Giese's reviews, discussion, information, and examples of Indian beadwork, pottery, basketry, regalia and other art forms. Links to galleries.  
    http://www.kstrom.net/isk/art/art.html
    
    Extractions: American Indian Art and Ethnographica Magazine CONTENTS Definition of Indian, Native, Indigenous Artist; Native American Arts and Crafts Act; Philosophy of Inclusion Here Beads and Beadworking techniques Honoring elder Maud Kegg Norval Morrisseau, Daphne Odjig, Legend Painting Canadian Ojibwe, Woodland painters Pottery, Clay Sculpture Honoring Nora Naranjo-Morse 3 Pottery Books Review-essay that's self-guided Internet student research project or trip American Indian Artists (U.S. Tribes) Honoring Oglala Lakota Vic Runnels Minnesota Indian Artists Honoring Patrick DesJarlait Indigenous Textiles, Clothing and Regalia Young People's Art (local) and BIA Young People art gallery Texts: Essays and Book Reviews about Native Art Web Galleries Featuring Indigenous People's Art for Sale Photography old historic and current news photos as well as Art Photography by Native People Basketry history, environmental problems, plants, galleries Picture stories ledger, robe, comix art by Native artists

69. Beadwork Home Page
    Native American style beadwork grouped in galleries by beadworking method.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/3091/
    
    Extractions: (Some of you are having trouble with the phrase flat stitch. I call it flat stitch because that is what the guy called it when he showed me how to do it. If you call it something else, fine, I won't be offended. It is not lazy stitch, it is not sewn on leather or cloth, it might be brick stitch, etc. I am not really sure.) A visitor may have solved the controversy. "The first time I saw that stitch was at a Pow Wow. Grandma Redbird called it "fake loom" but I have also found instructions for it under the name "square stitch" . . .that is, if I'm judging it right"

70. Maria's Virtual Home | Beadwork | Patterns | Main Page
    Free patterns, gallery, and links for Russian beadwork.  
    http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Lofts/8782/beads/patterns_e.htm
    
    Extractions: Beadwork Patterns S ome of the patterns I have here are very popular in Moscow and every classes on beadwork teach them, some are of my own design, this is just my little contribution into the Internet beading collection. Yes, if you search the Internet sites on beadwork You'll find more patterns than you could weave for years! All the patterns on my site are free, read them, print and try. H ere is my Beading FAQ where I have gathered the most often asked questions about the patterns and the beadwork gallery on this site. I had my first beadwork book... well, not a book, just a thin magazine... published! It has 12 patterns of beaded purses, some of them can be seen in my gallery. Regretably, it is in Russian. And I don't sell it myself, I had 50 copies and sent most of them to my friends Russian beadwork shops sell it as well as other nice Russian bead books. You may fax a request for minimum quantity to (7+095) 195-92-90, probably they can wholesale overseas. Flowers from the Snowdrops necklace Beaded Traffic Signs Symmetrical peyote weaving with 2 needles Peyote Leaves ... Bracelet with loops

71. Index
    On this site you ll find a link to my see my jewelry and other beadwork, My beadwork Clicking the above will take you my Picturetrail album site where I  
    http://www.rubysbeadwork.com/

72. Native American Beadwork
    Beaded jewelry based on Indian designs.  
    http://home.comcast.net/~dominic.martinez/wsb/html/view.cgi-home.html-.html
    
    Extractions: Beads of different types have been used for ornamention by man since the beginning of time. These have take many forms,such as horns,seeds,beads,claws,bones,and stones.I would like to share with you the many designs I have created.Many of my designs are set designs,background colors can be changed to your favorite color.Most of my work are "One Of A Kinds." Please visit my new WEBPAGE

73. 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

74. Index
    Offers dream catchers, glass etchings, painted feathers, beadwork, and 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

75. Coyote's Game Native American Silver Jewelry, Native American Beadwork And Nativ
    Coyote s Game Native American silver, beadwork and crafts information.  
    http://www.coyotesgame.com/
    
    Extractions: Free gift wrap for most items Calendar of Native American Events Calendar of 2005 New Mexico Rodeos Information on Native American Crafts FOR YOUR PROTECTION AND INFORMATION Payment Shipping Gift Certificates Customer Privacy ... Links partners Don't want to order on-line? Use our toll-free order number (800) 952-5214. Coyote's Game offers quality Native American silver jewelry, beadwork and crafts, and Pam Dietrich Deerskin Bags and Clothing. We have original gifts for everyone in the family, plus customer service with a smile! All of our Native American jewelry and crafts are authentic and hand-made by skilled Native American craftspeople. None are factory or piece-work produced. Our Native American silver jewelry represents quality craftsmanship in a variety of pieces ranging from earrings and pendants to bolo ties. In our other Indian crafts section you'll find pottery, miniature Navajo rugs and more. Our selection of Native American beadwork from many tribes across the United States includes glass beaded jewelry by recognized Native American bead artists. Coyote's Game offers a wide selection of beaded hat bands, bracelets, barrettes, earrings, as well as fine beaded belts. Visit our Native Art Expressions Dolls section for unique hand-made and painted Native American dolls.

76. TidesWell Cottage Artist Studio - Handcrafted Beadwork And Stained Glass
    Specializing in handcrafted beadwork and stained glass.  
    http://www.tideswellcottage.com
    
    Extractions: Shopping Cart Whether you are looking for a unique gift for that special someone, or a special item for yourself or your home, you'll find lots of wonderful stained glass and beaded items to capture your imagination. We have celtic knot stained glass panels , and celtic spiral bracelets as well as celtic earrings. There are Goddess panels and Goddess suncatchers and bracelets and earrings. There are lots of french beaded flowers - even bonsai - to choose from, for an everlasting gift of flowers. My name is Renate. Everything here is handcrafted by me. Most are original designs. Nothing is mass-produced. There are limited numbers of each item available - sometimes just one. If you like something but would prefer a different color, please feel free to email me. I can probably make what you want. We are having a super-busy summer here at TidesWell Cottage Artist Studio. Those of you who have tried to call us know that we're tough to get hold of. If you leave a message on the phone answering machine, we WILL call back. And we check our emails twice a day. Our orders are shipping as scheduled, and in between, we are busy, busy renovating a garage into a studio. We wanted a place where local people and visitors can come and see and buy our work. We'll be teaching some beading classes as well, and selling beading supplies. The updating of this website is having to wait a bit, and we're still available at the current contact places. We'll update soon. We're also moving house, so it is hectic. If you want to check out our new place, have a look at our

77. Darkhare Beadwork
    I don t aggressively sell my beadwork but if you see a piece you must have, pleaseemail me and I ll send you a price list. vessels dolls, etc. amulets  
    http://www.beadcave.com/julia/

78. 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.

79. Craft Site Directory - Beadwork
    Craft Site Directory s guide to beads and beadwork sites on the internet.  
    http://www.craftsitedirectory.com/beadwork/

80. Jessica Beels Design - Luxurious Sculptural Jewelry
    Sculptural beadwork. Handwoven, oneof-a-kind and supremely wearable.  
    http://www.jbeelsdesign.com/

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