121. Maddiethekat Beaded Jewelry-Handmade Beaded Jewelry And Bead Patterns Handmade beaded purses, jewelry, amulet bags, framed beadwork tapestry and patterns. http://www.maddiethekatbeadedjewelry.com/

Welcome! to my little corner of the bead world. Here you will find many beaded items such as bracelets, necklaces, purses and more. I also have over 400 Patterns available in 20 different categories, (including a new loom category) be sure to check that out if you are a beader yourself! All the links are below, just click on the place you would like to go to on the cat. (If cat doesn't show up for any reason just use drop down menu.) All the newly added items are shown at the bottom of this page. If you have any questions, comments, etc please e-mail me. Thank you for stopping by! Also if at any time you wish to return to the main page just click on the banner at the top of the page. If you would like to sign up for my newsletter, you can below. It will include updates to website-New Patterns And/Or Jewelry Added and also specials when I run them. Now Accepting Credit Cards! Although you can still use paypal if you like! New Items/Auctions Up September 23 Menu Beaded Earrings Bracelets Framed Beadwork Necklaces Purses Patterns About Me Gallery Fill out your e-mail address Subscribe Unsubscribe Hosting by YMLP.com

122. Shala's Beadwork,Printables And Other Distractions Beading patterns, free printable graph paper and a galleryby Shala, also theBeadsInFashion mailing list home. http://shala.addr.com/

You can email me at email me Have AOL Instant Messenger? Message me! Beading Graphpaper, gallery, bead toys, and silliness are here. My Kids Page! with printable coloring sheets I made for my daughter. Link Page seriously out of date. Misc. Stuff Polymer clay, et cetra Printables Printable projects Paint Shop Pro Pages Tutorials,and tubes, masks coming soon. Graphics Wallpaper, et cetra, including some bead related designs. Webset coming soon! About Me What's New to keep everyone aware of what changes have been made to this page. 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. My crafty blog crochet patterns and other things I make including some instructions. Stuff that doesn't quite fit here. I won an award! Click on the Golden Crane to see a ton of wonderful instructional craft links, beads, candles, ceramics..et cetra! Click here to subscribe to BeadsInFashion Last updated 1-09-02 Shala's Beadwork Banner designed by Mojo Bead backgrounds designed by me.

123. Andrews Pueblo Pottery Traditional Native American art katsinas, pots, Zuni fetish carvings, baskets, beadwork, paintings and sculpture. http://www.andrewspueblopottery.com

Home About Us Contact Us Maps Andrews Pueblo Pottery was founded in 1974, and has featured authentic Native American artwork for over 30 years. We offer exceptional contemporary and historic pottery, katsina dolls, fetish carvings, baskets, beadwork and jewelry; Doug West’s dramatic serigraph landscapes; oil paintings, wood sculptures and masks by Navajo artist Sheldon Harvey. Please visit us at 303 Romero in Albuquerque’s historic Old Town, 10-6 mountain time every day, or call us toll-free at 877-606-0543. Special Offer: Mention that you visited our website when you come into our store and receive a set of Doug West note cards. featured artist new acquisitions artists items ... Verde Studios

124. Bead Line Studios, Beadwork By Judith Bertoglio-Giffin beadwork Gallery Bead Crochet Books Patterns Artist Information. Patterns formany of my designs can be found at www.beadpatterns.com http://www.beadline.com/

A great Bead Adventure Take you beads to the High Seas and Pamper yourself July 2005 This Web Site is still being revamped ~ Please have patience until it's done latest work This Gemstone Assemblage will be a featured workshop on a Bead Cruise in April 2006 Click on the following Categories for more information Beadwork Gallery Bead Crochet Books Patterns Artist Information Patterns for many of my designs can be found at www.bead-patterns.com Links - Tutorials for further information Contact Judith This site was last updated July 2005 All images, photographs and text © 1998-2005, Judith Bertoglio-Giffin, Bead Line Studios.

125. The Bajzek Group, Inc. Handmade bead jewelry and beadwork by Berrie Butrick. http://www.beads-n-rocks.com/

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126. Silentwinds Native American inspired beadwork with links to my other site that shows ceremonial pipestone pipes. http://www.silentwinds.homestead.com/

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127. African Curios, Beadwork, Ostrich Art, Zulu Ndebele Art African Zulu Curios, Art reed and grass baskets, beadwork jewelry, wood stonecarvings, pottery masks, Ostrich eggs feathers. http://www.africabazaar.com/

Shopping cart Product(s) in cart Total $0.00 Checkout African Art and Curios AfricaBazaar.com Scottsville, South Africa African Art and Curios, African Jewelry and Beadwork, Clay Pottery, Ostrich Eggs and Feathers, Wildlife Art Unique African paintings on canvas Batiks painted on silk and on waxed cotton Batik Prints Beadwork Carvings/Sculpture Clay Art/Pottery ... useful links About AfricaBazaar

128. DeerSky Indian Crafts Offering leather and beadwork patterned on Native American styles. http://www.deersky.com/

Welcome to DeerSky's Indian Crafts E-Mail Us ! Indian Crafts We would like to welcome you to DeerSky's Indian Crafts online store. We want your visit to be fast and enjoyable. We hope you will find all you are looking for and will send us some positive feedback on your shopping experience. Thank you for coming and please bookmark as we will put new stuff on weekly. Come back and see us!

129. Beads, Bead, Glass Beads, Bead Jewelry Get tips about beads, glass beads and bead jewelry at beadwork.Lifetips.com.Learn about bead jewelry and jewelry making. http://beadwork.lifetips.com/

Beadwork Tips Sponsored By Beaded Impressions About LifeTips Our Services Become a Writer ... Log On Search Tips Go You are here: Life Tips Beadwork Tips Beadwork Tip Categories Bead History Bead Jewelry Design Bead Patterns, Magazines and Books Bead Storage ... Wholesale Beads Beadwork Newsletter Need Beadwork Tips? Fresh Tip Weekly Get Beadwork Wisdom Privacy Guaranteed Easy Unsubscribe Beadwork Newsletter Archive! Beadwork Resources Beadwork Articles Beadwork FAQ Beadwork Newsletters Beadwork Question ... My Beadwork Bio Contact LifeTips If you have questions about Life Tips, our Sales Staff and/or Gurus have the answers. Ask a Question Now! 'Best Of' Beadwork Tips Tip: Bead Storage Container Options Bead storage can be made easy with the right bead container. Look for a bead storage container in small and medium sizes or in single or double configurations. A good bead storage container is clear and allows stacking of same-size caddies. They should come with labels for marking size, style, material or cost of the beads inside. Find a bead container where you can remove the cap and pour out beads from one section of the container while the other beads stay in their own compartments. You will only frustrate yourself and curb your creativity if you try digging beads out of a container with only one lid. Tip: Shapes of Freshwater Pearls Natural freshwater pearls Tip: Bead Board A Bead board makes jewelry design and stringing much easier. The board's curved groove lets you arrange beads just like they'll appear around your neck. You can move them around until you are happy with the arrangement. The

130. Ina Golub: The Work Of The Weaver In Colors Ina Golub creates unique, handcrafted fiber art dealing mainly with Judaic themes. See Ina's awardwinning synagogue art, beadwork, ceremonial objects, and decorative hangings. http://www.inagolub.com

131. WhiteStar Beads WhiteStar beadwork Gallery. Sasha Sasha II Islands La Fleur Green Suede Santa knit gallery . beadwork gallery Visit my other places. http://www.hpi.net/whitestarsams/knit/bead.htm

WhiteStar Beadwork Gallery Sasha Sasha II Islands La Fleur ... beadwork gallery Visit my other places. WhiteStar Blog - Knitting, dogs and life on the high plains The Babe Blog - Growing up Samoyed WhiteStar Samoyeds for more information contact whitestarsams (at) hpi (dot) net var sc_project=507413; var sc_partition=3;

132. Howling Rabbit - BW2K beadwork gallery, projects, and patterns. Tutorials for beading stitches. http://www.howlingrabbit.com/index.html

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133. BB-HUB Our Internet Partner Guide to beadwork. Aunt Molly s Favorite Bead Links by MaryTafoya An Essay on beadwork by Jamey D. Allen. Seed Bead Names http://www.thebeadsite.com/BB-HUB.htm

Beading and Beadwork Center for Bead Research Peter Francis, Jr. Director What's New About Us (FAQ) ... Bead Stores 23 Years of Service Use the Site Search Engine Yoruba Beaded Vest For Sale Beadwork in Afghanistan by Bucklee Bell How to make a pinakol What's a pinakol Our Internet Partner: Guide to Beadwork. Aunt Molly's Favorite Bead Links by Mary Tafoya An Essay on Beadwork by Jamey D. Allen Seed Bead Names Seed Bead History Beadwork Galleries Beading and Math ... Beadworkers Departments of The Bead Site: Ancient Beads Trade Beads Small Bead Businesses Bead Uses ... FAQ All of www.thebeadsite.com susan@beadmuseumAZ.org

134. Ancient Ways - Featuring Traditional Native American Arts Shoshoneowned crafts store offers beadwork, pipes, and traditional Native American art from the Wind River reservation. http://www.ancientwayswest.com/

Walking into the Ancient Ways' showroom is like stepping into a museum. The walls are hung with hand drums made on the premises from locally harvested and tanned deer or elk. There are beaded bags and moccasins lining the shelves, and Native American music plays softly on the stereo. Ancient Ways features authentic Indian artwork made by local artist on the Wind River Indian Reservation in central Wyoming. Amulets Beadwork Buffalo Products Cradleboards ... Ivory Products The Keenes purchase artwork from approximately 100 reservation families. Because so much of this work is produced nearby, the Keenes can tell visitors stories about each of the artists whose work they carry. When you buy a product at Ancient Ways, the Keene family guarantee its authenticity. Ancient Ways, LLC P.O. Box 156 156 Old Wind River Highway Fort Washakie, Wyoming 82514 1-307-332-6001 Fax: 1-307-332-5367 Toll Free: 1-877-591-1779 info@ancientwayswest.com About Us Artists Culture ... Home

135. NWT Wildlife And Fisheries - Traditional Economy - Beadwork Almost all sewn beadwork is “crouched”, a technique that uses the overlaid The most common technique for woven beadwork is the square weave on a loom. http://www.nwtwildlife.com/Traditional_Economy/beadwork.htm

Beadwork in the Northwest Territories Since before the time of European contact, embroidery has been the art form women used to add beauty to their clothing and to express individual creativity. Although porcupine quills have given way to beads and geometric designs have been replaced by floral ones, the cultural role of embroidery continues in the Northwest Territories today. History of Beading Brightly coloured seed beads first became available to the Great Slave Lake Region about the middle of the 19th century, from the Hudson’s Bay Company. About the same time, Metis introduced new designs to local women who were using porcupine quills to make European designs of zigzags, lines, repeated triangles and diamonds. The women welcomed and enjoyed the brightly coloured beads and new designs. Beads could be used far more freely and easily than the scarcer quills. Owning beads reflected increased social standing and wealth and wearing them advertised it. By the end of the 19th century, distinctive regional styles had developed reflecting the adaptability, creativity and innovation of the Dene and Metis beadworkers. Beading Techniques Various materials, such as moose and caribou hides, stroud, and coloured velvet, can be used as canvas for beading. Black velvet was a popular backing in the early 20th century. A flour and water paste is applied using a pointed instrument, to draw pattern outlines on velvet. Charcoal, lead pencil or ink are used on hide.

136. America Meredith Image gallery of paintings, drawings, prints, and beadwork. Upcoming shows and markets, artist's statement and vita, related links. http://www.ahalenia.com/malm/index.html

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137. Beadwork Gallery - Main Page beadwork by Celia Martin Shaping Color and Light with Needle and Thread Other beadwork, Patterns, and Care Instructions for most beadwork. http://cmmartin.worldzonepro.com/Beadwork/BeadworkGallery.htm

Welcome to my gallery! Latest updates: Photos of my work at Embellishment 2001 My Pearl Knotting Tutorial 11/18/00 - New Heirloom Ornaments In the December 2000 issue of the cover article features my ornament pattern! Look under their projects for a link to the pattern. My pages have four main areas: Pieces that are currently available at the Fenton/Stahl Gallery, Other Beadwork, Patterns, and Care Instructions for most beadwork. Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Heirloom Ornaments The pieces on the above pages are available through 11 S. Spokane, Walla Walla, WA 99362, (509) 529-6963. They are marked with the FS symbol shown at right: You can phone the gallery to inquire about a piece, or if you wish, you may contact me personally These pieces have found new homes, but I still love showing them off :-) Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 ... Page 5 While you're here, please visit my other pages: Main Backgrounds Calling Cards PSP Tubes ... Email Please note: I retain all rights to images of my work. They are not to be included in any publications (print or electronic) without my permission. Reproduction of artist's works without prior written permission is a violation of applicable laws.

138. Sapristi Designs - Jewellery By Jane Dawson Original beadwork designs in necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. UK based, special orders are accepted. http://www.sapristi.co.uk

139. Sioux Beadwork Sioux beadwork CIHA Craft Series. “Quill and beadwork of the Western Sioux -book by Carrie A, Lyford (US Dept. of the Interior) http://www.matoska.com/ciha_sioux_beadwork.htm

Sioux Beadwork Western Sioux Beadwork - Designs and Colors by Chuck Bousquet originally published as CIHA Indian Craft Series No. 1020 The following information is a very, very brief resume on the Western Sioux beadwork designs and colors. It is assumed that Sioux-style hobbyists are already aware that the beadwork is done in lazy stitch directly on the item they are going to de­corate (with a few exceptions such as shirt and legging strips which are beaded on separate pieces of leather and then the piece is sewn onto the par­ticular item in the appropriate place). With this assumption, therefore, let’s get into the designs and colors with just a little background history first. Before glass beads were introduced to the Plains by traders, the Sioux had perfected the art of using porcupine quills to decorate their clothes and belongings. The quills were dyed red, bright yellow, weak blue, bright orange, weak green and purple. Vegetable dyes were used until about 1880 when the whites traded aniline dyes and the colors became brighter and more varied. This quill-work was done on pipebag fringe, kneebands, bustle ties and other large objects using the simple wrapping technique; the sewing and weaving methods were used for moccasins, pipes and feather decorations. By the late 1880’s to 1890’s, the Sioux had a style of beading using certain colors and designs that were different than any other tribe. There are many techniques involved in making beadwork look like the style of the tribe you desire to represent. Not only colors and designs, but the method of beading, are very important. The fol­lowing are guidelines to help you make your fin­ished beadwork look Sioux.

140. CopperLeaf Designs Displaying wearable art in fiber, glass, metal and beadwork; all designs are originals. Also tutorials for wire closures, bead and wire chain. http://members.aol.com/cpprlf/copperleaf.html

CopperLeaf Designs is a team effort marrying Kat's fiber, bead and metalwork to DB's woodworking. Convenient, because we are married in real life, too. Many of the items shown in our Galleries are for sale. For purchase information, please e-mail us. We cordially invite you to view artwork by CopperLeaf Designs in our galleries. Galleries All images and text displayed in our Galleries and on the Tutorial pages are the sole property of CopperLeaf Designs Page last updated (25 July 2002) RightStats.Com Network

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