Free Beading Patterns with Instructions for Beginners by Ezartesa

• Nylon beading thread (conditioned with beeswax).
• Beading needles #12.
• Scissors.
• 10mm Turquoise Swarovski Crystal Pearls, 2 pearls.
• 3mm Turquoise Swarovski Crystal Pearls, 34 beads.
• 3x3.2mm Pacific Opal Swarovski Crystals Rose Montees, silver-plated pewter, 10 beads.
• 2.5mm round gold plated bead, 72 beads.
• Component, Oh! Ring, rubber, light green, 1.5mm round with 0.5mm hole, 24 beads.
• Component, Oh! Ring, rubber, light blue, 3mm round with 2mm hole, 34 beads.
• Component, Oh! Ring, rubber, yellow, 3mm round with 2mm hole, 72 beads.
• Component, antique brass-plated brass, 18mm open round with 16mm hole, 2 rings.
• Japanese Cylinder, Delica Seed Beads

• Ear wire, gold plated stainless steel, 11mm fishhook with open loop.

• Then pick up 18mm open round, and those two 15o A beads, hold them outside the ring (photo a-2), go with the needle through the ring and exit up through the second bead (photo a-3).

• Then pick up one 11o A and sew up through the second 11o A (photo a-4), then sew through the ring, and sew up through the last bead (photo a-5).
• Repeat around the ring for a total of 35 11o A beads.

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• Nylon beading thread (conditioned with beeswax).
• Beading needles #12.
• Scissors.
• Preciosa twin roller, Czech pressed glass, opaque mustard yellow 9x3.5mm capsule with two holes, 2 beads.
• Preciosa Czech Twin, two-hole seed bead 5x2.5mm opaque gold, 2 beads.
• 2x1mm Hemalyke (manmade) antique gold, heishe beads, 12 beads.
• 6mm Turquoise Swarovski Crystal Pearls, 2 pearls.
• 3x3.2mm Pacific Opal Swarovski Crystals Rose Montees, silver plated pewter, 4 beads.
• Miyuki, Half Tila beads, half-cut 5x2.3mm, Ceylon opaque antique ivory pearl, 4 beads.
• 2mm Squared Round bead (gold plated brass), 2 beads.
• Bugle bead, Miyuki, glass, opaque dark gold, (#457), 9x1.9mm tube, 20 beads.
• 26x12mm Magnesite teardrop beads, 2 beads.
• Japanese Cylinder, Delica Seed Beads

• Rocailles Seed Beads
• approx. 0,5g size 15o C – 24Kt gold plated
• Ear-wire, gold-plated brass, 17mm lever-back with open loop.

• (1) On 1 yd. of conditioned thread, pick up one bugle bead, one Ivory color 5x2.3mm Miyuki Half Tila bead, two bugle beads (photo a-1). Leaving 8-in. tail, go back through the other hole of Half Tila bead, and pick up one bugle bead (photo a-2).
• (2) Then sew back through the first bugle bead and go back through the last bugle bead that you just added (photo a-3).
• (3) Sew back through the first bugle bead, Ivory color Half Tila, and bugle bead (photo a-4). Snug two bugle beads together (photo a-5): sew back through one bugle bead and exit through the other bugle bead.
• (4) Then pick up one bugle bead, one Ivory Half Tila bead, two bugle beads, sew through the second hole of Half Tila bead, pick up bugle bead and sew through bugle bead, Half Tila bead and exit through the last bugle bead (photo a-6).
• (5) Then fold the second bugle bead segment (just added grope of beads) on top of firs bugle bead segment and sew through second bugle segment firs bugle bead (photo a-7) and exit back through the next bugle bead.
• (6) Sew through the first bugle segment one bugle bead, Half Tila bead and next bugle bead (photo a-8). Then go through the second segment one lower bugle bead and sew up through the next bugle and then come back through lower bugle bead (photo a-9).
• (7) Sew through Half Tila bead, and pick up one 15o C, 6mm Turquoise Swarovski Crystal Pearland, 15o C, and sew through lower Half Tila bead (photo a-10). Pick up one 15o C, sew back through the Turquoise pearl, string one 15o C, and sew through upper Half Tila bead and bugle bead (photo a-11).
• (8) Turn the beadwork upside down, sew through the upper bugle bead and Half Tila bead (photo a-12). Pick up one 15o C, and sew through 6mm Turquoise Swarovski Crystal Pearland, pick up 15oC (photo a-13), and sew through Half Tila bead, pick up 15oC, sew back through the Turquoise Pearl pick up 15oC and exit through the Half Tila bead and bugle bead (photo a-14).
• (9) String one Swarovski Rose Montee in pacific opal color and sew diagonally through next bugle bead (photo a-15 a). Then sew through the upper bugle bead, go diagonally through Swarovski Rose Montee, and bugle bead (photo a-15 b) (photo a-16).
• (10) Secure the 18-in tale and repeat the step (9) to another end. Secure the thread in the beadwork and trim.
• (11) Pick up the working thread and string one 15o C, 2x1mm Hemalyke bead, 9x3.5mm Preciosa twin roller, Hemalyke, bugle bead, Hemalyke, Preciosa Czech 5x2.5 gold bead, two 15o C s, ear-wire, two 15o C s, go through the second hole of Preciosa bead, and string one Hemalyke, bugle bead, Hemalyke, then sew through the second hole of twin roller, string one Hemalyke, 15o C, and exit through the bugle bead, and come up through lower bugle bead (photo a-17).
• (12) String one 15o C, and go through the Hemalyke heishe bead, and up through the all-bead combination from step 11 just at the end skip 15o C, and add one 15o C, exit through the bugle bead (photo a-18).
• (13) Retrace the pathway from step 12 one more time, just this time start with Half Tila bead, and exit through Half Tila bead (photo a-19). Secure the thread in the beadwork and trim.

• (1) On 1 yd. of thread, and leaving an 18-in tail, pick up four 15o C seed beads. Tie the beads into a ring using a square knot and sew through the first 15o C picked up (photo b-1).
• (2) Working in circular peyote stitch, pick up a 15o C, and sew through the next 15o C (figure 1 a) (photo b-2). Repeat around the ring for a total of four stitches and step up.
• (3) Working in peyote stitch, pick up a two 15o Cs, skip a 15o C on the ring, and sew through the next 15o C (figure 1 b) (photo b-3). Repeat around the ring for a total of four stitches. Step up through the first 15o C of the first pair picked up in this round.
• (4) Pick up a 15o C and go through the second 15o C of the pair (figure 1 c) (photo b-4). Repeat around, inserting one 15o C in the middle of the pairs and one 15o C between each pair. Step up through the first added in this round.
• (5) Secure the 18-in tale, string Magnesite teardrop, 2mm squared gold plated bead, and sew back through the Magnesite bead, exit through the middle of 15o C beadwork (photos b-5,6) (figure 2 a). Exit one 15o C (figure 2 b) and retrace the thread pathway one more time and come back through the middle of beadwork.
• (6) Secure the thread at another end of beadwork (from step 3) and work two rounds of peyote with 15o C s around the teardrop, step up (photo b-7) (figure 1 d, e ) .
• (7) Work one round of peyote changing between one 15o C, and one 11o B (photo b-8), (figure 1 f). Step up.
• (8) Work one round of peyote with 11o B s. Step up.
• (9) Work one round of peyote changing between two 15o C s per stich and one 11o B per stich (photo b-9). Step up through one 15o C of last two 15o C s.
• (10) Work one round of peyote changing between one 15o C between pairs and two stitches with 11o B s around the drop (photo b-10).
• (11) Work one round of peyote changing between two stitches with 15o C s and one stich with 11o A around the drop (photo b-11).
• (12) Work one round of peyote changing between two stiches with 11o B s and one stitch with 15o C around the drop (photo b-12).
• (13) Work one round of peyote changing between two stitches with 15o C s and one stich with 11o A around the drop (photo b-13).
• (14) Work one round of peyote with 11o B s around the drop (photo b-14).
• (15) Work one round of peyote changing between two stitches with 11o B s and one stich with 11o A around the drop (photo b-14).
• (16) Repeat step (14). Secure the thread with a few half-hitch knots,
• and trim.

• (1) Secure the 18-in tail, exit one 15o C seed bead (figure 3 a), pick up two 15o C s and sew through the Half Tila bead first hole, then string two 15o C and sew through opposite 15o C bead in the same direction how you started with the first bead (photo b-15). Then pick up two 15o C s (figure 3 b) and sew through the other hole of Half Tila bead, string two 15o C s and exit through 15o C (the bead where you started this step) (photo b-16).
• (2) Sew through the one 15o C (figure 3 c) then go up through the two 15o C s added in step (1), sew through the first hole of Half Tila bead, go through two 15o C s, and exit through the 15o C. Weave the thread through the beadwork to another side of beadwork and repeat (this time you will sew through the second hole of Half Tila bead. Secure the thread in the beadwork with a few half-hitch knots, and trim. Repeat to make a second earring.

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Beading Tutorials, Jewelry, Crystal Stones and Colors Based on Cancer Zodiac Sign

This gorgeous statement necklace is created by using natural Labradorite cabochons and beads, faceted Czech glass beads and tiny glass seed beads in green, grey, dark olivine, silver lined light green and blue.

Moonstone the nurturing moon energy and vibrant water energy to the ground. It can also help develop and inspire your psychic intuition.
Opal removes fear during the times you are doubting yourself and encourages personal power when you are feeling confident. It is another stone that enhances your intuition.

This dragonfly pendant beading tutorial is quite easy to follow and has many clear colorful pictures. It is made of 11/0 and 15/0 seed beads using peyote, herringbone and square stitches. I have used Swarovski pearls for the body and opal beads for the eyes. It is a versatile design. You can try different color combination of beads to create your own style. It can be used for brooches, pendants, ornaments, charms and so on.
Dragonflies are the keepers of the dreams, the energy within that sees all our true potential and ability. Dragonflies inspire spirituality and creativity; they help us on the path of discovery and enlightenment. They remind us that everything is possible. This material includes 8 color pages.


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Fun and gorgeous beaded green serpent wrap bracelet tutorial / pattern. Created from tiny glass seed beads, opal beads and Swarovski emerald crystals.
Bracelet is comfortable and looks stunning on! Inspired by the one of the best-known Lithuanian fairy tales Eglė the Queen of Serpents.
The serpents (žaltys) of the tale are grass snake in Lithuanian, but because they inhabit the sea, the word may mean a mythical water snake.
This material includes 12 color pages, with 112 color pictures and 6 diagrams.
Emerald helps dealing with stressful situations by boosting spiritual growth and effective communication with others. Emerald promotes emotional stability and peace, helping Cancer signs to balance their emotional state.
This necklace is created from tiny Japanese glass seed beads, Malachite cabochons and beads, Swarovski crystals and Emerald beads.
Amber stone has great qualities to heal the physical and emotional body and if negative comes from undesirable sources, it is especially useful to help you.


This Sunny Amber Bracelet is created from glass seed beads and large natural amber bead.
I created this “Austėja the Queen of Bees” Bracelet from glass seed beads, Swarovski crystals and Czech amber color glass beads.
Austėja is the Bee Goddess of Lithuania where the honeybee is a symbol of friendship. According to Baltic mythology she offers special protection to brides, pregnant women, and beekeepers too.
Learn how to create honeycomb beads, clasp, and bees of different sizes from tiny glass seed beads and Swarovski crystals. This sunning beaded bracelet is perfect for the party time!


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Cancers love to bring brightness and life to any situation, and the right color can give them the courage and confidence they need to face the world.
Here are five colors that are best for the Cancer zodiac sign.

1. Color for cancer zodiac sign: Seaweed Green. The color represents harmony and health, freshness, fertility, growth and the environment.
2. Sea Glass Blue. This color represents truth, confidence, faith, coolness and intelligence.
3. Sky Blue. The color represents ocean where the crabs live. Blue also offers direction and empathy.
4. Sand-Brown. Brown is a stable and grounded color which means stability and orderliness.
5. Whitish Gray. This color represents cleanliness, safety and successful beginnings. It is a diplomatic color. Light grays can carry some of the attributes of the color white.

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