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Guide To Beadwork - THE ONLINE VERSION
Guide To beadwork A B E A D E D J E W E L R Y P R I M E R THE ONLINEVERSION Please support our sponsors. Click here. We are proud
http://www.guidetobeadwork.com/book/

Extractions: CHAPTER 1 - Basic Beading INTRODUCTION SUPPLIES BASIC TECHNIQUES Search Engine - Better than an index. Find that page in the basics section... Glossary - drawings of different findings. CHAPTER 3 - Chevron Chain CHAPTER 4 - Daisy Chain CHAPTER 5 - Flower Stitch (pattern pages included) CHAPTER 6 - Twill Stitch (pattern pages included) CHAPTER 7 - Gourd Stitch (pattern page included) CHAPTER 8 - Brick Stitch (pattern pages included) CHAPTER 9 - Lace Stitch (pattern page included) Please try out our new feedback form or e-mail me at greg@vinson.com
Agawa Indian Crafts And The Canadian Carver
An Ontario store selling North American Native Art and crafts including mocassins, beadwork, pottery and basketry.
http://www.agawaindiancrafts.com/
Guide To Beadwork Online
Guide To beadwork A B E A D E D J E W E L R Y P R I M E R TWO RELATED FREE SERVICES. HEADLINEGuide To beadwork REPRINTED! June 2002, Yes, it's true.
http://www.guidetobeadwork.com/

Extractions: Beading and Beadwork Center HEADLINE: WEBMASTER BREAKS KNEE! March 2003 Yes, it's true. Upper tibial plateau. No weight for three months (lots of pins and screws and stuff like that). About all I can do right now (first week back from hospital) is sit at the computer for short periods so I plan to create a long-overdue About Us section as well as an Online Bookstore.. GTB has been my hobby and a learning enviroment for me until now that my circumstances have changed fairly drastically. I can no longer wash dishes and do courier work for banks for a while at least. These were my main income so it is time to find out if GTB can generate enough revenue to keep it going..
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J.M. Keeling's crossstitch patterns, including the House Mouse designs. Also has needlepoint and beadwork designs.
http://www.pitterpatterns.com/

Extractions: Designs for counted cross stitch, needlepoint, and beadwork Welcome! I hope you enjoy browsing through my web site. If you are looking for patterns suitable for needlepoint or beadwork (square stitch or loomed), or prefer cross stitch designs without backstitching or quarter stitches, be sure to come back and check my "Whole Stitches Only" page in the next few months. I have several new designs coming soon (one includes the border at the top of this page). Ask for "Pitter Patterns" at your local needlework stores. To locate a store near you, try Hoffman Distributing's store locator at www.hoffmandis.com If you are unable to find my patterns, please contact me for ordering information. Thank you, and have a wonderful day! janie@pitterpatterns.com Pitter Patterns P.O. Box 1263 Winona, MN 55987 This page was last updated on 01-17-02
Welcome To Lucellan Living
Gallery of the needleworker's works in beadwork and needlepoint.
http://lucellan.com/

Extractions: This site features needlepoint creations, in the form of tapestry and beadwork, also known as beading. We have a great focus on bead sculptures and bead-bags. We have been creating tapestry, needlepoint and beading designs since 1996. The Needlework includes a teacosy, a cushion based on the Bayeux tapestry, a large number of bead bags, and several tapestry kits which are for sale. Exclusive tapestry, needlepoint and bead designs available on commission. Lucellan Living needlepoint and beadwork. You need to be able to see frames. click here.
Beadwork -- Mary Tafoya (Introduction)
Contemporary interpretations of the ancient craft of beadwork. Freestanding, adornment, and wall hangings Category Arts Crafts BeadingFor countless generations, beadwork has rested on the heart of humankind's most significantcultural displays, occupying an intimate place in religion, ceremony
http://www.flash.net/~mjtafoya/mary/

Extractions: F or countless generations, beadwork has rested on 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 surprisingly awe-inspiring objects whose impact magnifies as each bead is selected, 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 ©2002 Mary J. Tafoya. No portion may be reproduced without written permission from the artist.
Janet's Beadwork Patterns
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http://www.one-eyed-alien.net/~janet/beads/patterns.php

Extractions: If some images on this page appear to be broken and reloading doesn't help, your web browser does not support PNG images. Upgrade your browser or look for a PNG viewer here All graphs on this site are the sole work of Janet Davis. These graphs may be downloaded for personal, non-commercial use only. Redistribution and commercial use are prohibited without express consent of the artist.
Lori Chang
Examples of beadwork, bookbinding, greeting cards, and collages depicting impressionistic art.
http://www.lorichang.com
Beadwork Home Page
Native American style beadwork grouped in galleries by beadworking method.Category Arts Crafts BeadingHi! to my homepage! Salt Lake City. Where the Met and We Were Spectacular!!!On the Greatest Snow on Earth! Always. Raptors the Ogden
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"
Four Winds Design Beadwork, Macrame, Clay Jewelry, Fiber Art, Wirework. Free Pat
beadwork and macrame jewelry. Gallery of items, along with some seedbeading patterns.
http://www.fourwindsdesignonline.com/
Kimimi's Beadwork And Quillwork Page
Kimimi's pictures of beadwork and quillwork on braintanned buckskin. Links tobeadwork and quillwork. LinkExchange KIMIMI'S beadwork. AND QUILLWORK PAGE.
http://www.geocities.com/RodeoDrive/Mall/3166/

Extractions: LinkExchange Member Free Home Pages at GeoCities Flathead Reservation . My husband is a enrolled tribal member of the and has lived here all of his life. Click here or here to see the beautiful view out our back door. We make and sell beadwork and quillwork on braintanned buckskin. We started our business to not only be able to make a living at doing something we enjoy, but we are also able to create income for people who rely on their beading skills. We sell both wholesale and retail. Well, enough of that "self-promotion". If you would like to view our work, say hello, sign our guestbook, and maybe place an order :), please visit our website at Note: We now accept credit card payments to make ordering even simpler. Mastercard/Visa/American Express. My husband and I are currently working on a page that will feature other craftspeople from the Flathead Reservation and offer their work for sale. There are so many good sites out there and I feel that if we all link to each other we will only be helping one another. I specifically would like to concentrate on sites that deal with beadwork and quillwork, but I have already found other good ones that don't center around that. Sometimes links change or it's no good anymore-who know's with computers!! If you find a bad link on my website, please let me know.
Native American Heritage Museum, History
The museum located in Highland, Kansas, illustrates contributions such as beadwork, basketmaking, and ribbon work.
http://www.kshs.org/places/nativeamerican/history.htm

Extractions: A Presbyterian Mission to Iowa Indians was established nine miles south of Joseph Robidoux's Blacksnake Hills Trading Post (present-day St. Joseph, Missouri) on the Missouri River in 1835. Aurey Ballard and his wife operated this mission in the Platte Purchase region until Iowas and Missouri Sacs and Foxes signed a treaty giving up their lands in present-day northwest Missouri. In 1836 Superintendent of Indian Affairs William Clark (of Lewis and Clark fame) negotiated a treaty at Fort Leavenworth with the two tribes. The agreement stipulated that both tribes would give up all claim to lands lying between the state of Missouri and the Missouri River for $7,500. In addition to the monetary consideration, the government was to "build five comfortable houses for each tribe, break up 200 acres of land, fence 200 acres of land, furnish a farmer, blacksmith, teacher, interpreter, provide agricultural implements, furnish livestock" and a host of other small items. The treaty ceded all of present-day Atchison, Nodaway, Holt, Buchanan, Andrew and Platte Counties in Missouri in exchange for reservations in what became northern Kansas and southern Nebraska. Each reservation consisted of two hundred square miles, which was promised them "so long as the grass on the prairie shall grow." Two hundred Iowas held the north diagonal half, Sacs and Foxes the south. At this time there were approximately one thousand Iowas, five hundred Sacs, and twelve hundred Foxes. On March 28, 1837, Congress ratified the treaty signed by the two tribes that made the Platte Purchase a legal reality.
Sacred Dreams Custom Beadwork
any transaction. The love that goes into each piece reflects my passionfor beauty, beadwork, and the love of my fellow man. I hope
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. 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 the Ready Made Items For Sale Check out my current auctions on ebay! 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!
Anna Marie Bridal Vintage Inspired Wedding Gowns
Custom designed vintage style wedding gowns using antique laces, trim and beadwork. Specializing in the Victorian time period thru the 1950's.
http://www.amvintagebridal.com/
NEOKISTOMI - BLACKFEET NATIVE AMERICAN BEADWORK AND ARTWORK
Northern plains beading created by enrolled Blackfeet tribal members including bags, strikea-lights, pipebags, knife sheaths, bone and bead jewelry.
http://www.neokistomi.com/

Extractions: (literally, nioo`kska a`i`saayooh komi). "If the Great Spirit had desired me to be a white man, he would have made me so in the first place" . . . Chief Sitting Bull. "Life is not separate from death. It only looks that way...... -Blackfoot warrior - "When a man moves away from nature, his heart becomes hard." -Lakota- Our family has visited numerous pow-wows and while there is beautiful Native work out there, we were very disappointed to see products offered for sale that were labeled as Native American, but were shoddy and made with substandard products or were imported pieces passed off as Native American. All of the items we create are hand made and the beading is done by hand. We have used traditional patterns and materials as much as possible. You will find no plastic items here. Everything is as nature intended - bone, glass, metal, feather, leather.
Suzanne Cooper, Beads, Books, Stained Glass, Beading, Beadwork
Features technique instruction pages, free patterns, kits, bulletin board and several photo galleries.Category Arts Crafts Jewelry BeadsSuzanne 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/
Hillsinger Fine Hand Beadwork
home. 778540211.
http://rogue.northwest.com/~ahawley/
Womanrare Designs: Handcrafted ID Badge Holder Necklaces, Menarche Jewelry, Bead
Offering beadwork suncatchers, ID badge lanyards, eyeglass tethers, amulets, and celestial jewelry created by artisan Jaqui Freund.
http://www.womanrare.com/

Extractions: Dazzling Beadwork: lanyard necklace leash leashes break-away breakaway break away bracelet earrings bracelets cel phone safety release rainbow gift IBM airline aviation airplane gemstone Swarovski moon stars star coming of age goddess crystals crystal feng shui new women period mascot school chakra menstruation executive gifts corporate office secretary administrative stretch teacher sun nurse nurses medical rainbow professional pride whistle keys Czech glass beads hand crafted unique I.D. sparkling bottle bottles clasp se fragrance perfume goddess FLAT RATE SHIPPING:
Bead Mama
Native and contemporary beadwork by Tracy McKenna, Lenni Lenape artist. Photos of Barrettes, jewelry, moccasins, medicine bags, dream catchers, belts. Secure orders.
http://pages.ivillage.com/beadmama/

Extractions: Welcome to Beadwork by BeadMama - I'm BeadMama, also known as Tracy McKenna. I am a Native Canadian, a Lenni Lenape, born in Toronto. I've been doing beadwork professionally since 1997. I started full time beadwork when my daughter was an infant and we were having a naming ceremony for her. I was planning to have a give-away for everyone who came to the ceremony but didn't have a lot of money to spend on gifts. I decided I would make all the gifts for my give-away, and in time I had over 60 gifts ready for our celebration. During this time, I heard about the beadwork class offered at Native Women's Resource Centre and took some professional training. After the feverish pace of gift making was over I slowed down and began to experiment with different techniques and came up with a few of my own. In addition to the classes offered at Native Women's Resource Centre I expanded my repertoire through beadwork sites on the Internet.
Hillsinger Fine Hand Beadwork
Welcome to Hillsinger Fine Hand beadwork, a website dedicated to sharing ideas,images, techniques and inspiration with beadwork artists all over the world.
http://rogue.northwest.com/~ahawley/home.html

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