21. Maria's Virtual Home | Beadwork | Patterns | Main Page have here are very popular in Moscow and every classes on beadwork teach them, some are of my own design, this is just http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Lofts/8782/beads/patterns_e.htm

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 guests since November, 27, 2000

22. Janet's Beadwork Gallery of beadwork, free patterns (loom and off-loom), book reviews, and links.Category Arts Crafts Beading......Newest Work. Gallery. Patterns. Featured Work Johnny JumpUp Earrings, Alien beadwork.Books. Links. © Janet Davis 1999 - 2002 janet@one-eyed-alien.net, Back Home. http://www.one-eyed-alien.net/~janet/beads/

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23. The Zulu Beadwork Language beadwork in the ZULU cultural tradition. The deliberate breaking of rules by whichthese factors operate. beadwork is a byproduct of feminine socialization. http://minotaur.marques.co.za/clients/zulu/bead.htm

Beadwork in the ZULU cultural tradition. All traditional ZULU beadwork, excluding items used by ritual specialists, relates in someway to courtship and marriage. According to Regina Twala (African Studies, Volume 10, no 3 1951, pp 113 - 123), it also helps to regulate behaviour between individuals of opposite gender. This exclusively feminine craft has an inituitive fluency found only in inspired forms of poetry and visual art. Beadworkers are unware of a "system" such as that imposed upon language by spelling rules and grammar. However, no true art is without discipline, so ZULU craftswomen accept certain fundamentals: Beadwork communicates between unrelated males and females, avoiding the discomfort of direct initial discourse on the sensitive subject of personal relations. Beadwork flows from females, the designers and manufactures, to males - their traditional clients. Men wear beadwork to show involvement with women they may marry, incestuous implications preclude beaded gifts from mothers, sisters and daugters. Beadwork symbolism is encoded within a limited number of colours and geometric figures.

24. Beadwork Main Page Noted author and bead artist, Suzanne Cooper's pages are full of information and fun. http://www.suzannecooper.com/beadmain.html

Home What's New Beadwork BEADS! BEADS! BEADS! NEW!!! Guest Gallery 2003 #1 NEW!!! Guest Gallery 2003 #2 NEW!!! TRUST ME PATTERN #2 It's fun and it's free!!! Far Away Places Night D'Lights HALF PRICE SALE!!! ... Some Other Things I Like Please visit my new web site! Love2Bead.com Number of beads being woven worldwide at this very moment! Sign up so I can send e-mail newsletters about bead shows, classes etc. This is different from the Update Register and is for beaders only. Sign up for both. If you know of a bead show, or other happening E-mail me! Suggest this site to your friends! Your Name: Your E-mail Address: E-mail Address to Send Suggestion Message To: No images may be copied without written permission. If there is a problem with this site please contact the webmaster Suzanne Cooper.

25. BeadWorks By Nancy Handcrafted beaded chokers, amulet bags, and necklaces. http://nanbanan22.tripod.com/

Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated Chokers Necklaces and earrings ... AMULET BAGS BeadWorks by Nancy A CLOSER LOOK ! ( this page contains large pictures may load slowly Unknown Gem Type: tlx.tlx.tellyourfriends var animation_p1=""; This site contains one of a kind, hand crafted amulet bags,chokers, necklaces, earrings, ect.Each are made of fine seed glass beads, and other assorted beads. Amulet bag beautiful black and clear bag 2"x2" with 30" neck chain Price: $100.00 Necklace and earrings beautiful floral patern,ruby red,jade,and pink colors Price: $40.00 choker very nice ruby red and black choker Price: $ 100.00 Contact Information Click here for orders or questions: BeadWorksbyNancy Terms and Conditions Checks and money orders are accepted as payment upon availability of item via e-mail comfirmation. Items will be shipped as payment is recieved. All items are shipped US mail, althogh you may request any type shippment, UPS, fedex, priority,nextday,ect.Items are subject to 6% sales tax,plus shipping cost. Not happy with your purchase,, no hassle return policy, return in same condition for full refund.

26. Wampum--Native American Beadwork solemn agreemnts, history, or religious matters. Part of Native Americanbeadwork. WAMPUM TREATIES, SACRED RECORDS. Page Buttons. http://www.kstrom.net/isk/art/beads/wampum.html

W AMPUM T REATIES, S ACRED R ECORDS Page Buttons 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. The Hiawatha Belt 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.

27. Beadwork At BellaOnline Weekly articles, tutorials, tips, tricks, techniques, and free patterns.Category Arts Crafts Beading...... beadwork, chat boards sweepstakes site shops. You Are Here HOME Hobbies Crafts beadwork. Shala Kerrigan is BellaOnline's beadwork Host. SUBJECT S. http://www.bellaonline.com/site.asp?name=Beadwork

28. Native American Beadwork Beaded jewelry and custom orders accepted. http://www.geocities.com/native_beads/index.html

Native American Beadwork NEW SITE: http://home.attbi.com/~dominic.martinez dominic3534@msn.com This site has moved............................... Please bookmark the new site.

29. NativeTech: Native American Beadwork American Technology Art a topically organized educational web site emphasizingthe Eastern Woodlands region, organized into categories of beadwork, Birds http://www.nativetech.org/beadwork/beadgraph/

NativeTech: Native American Technology and Art Interactive Beadwork Designer For Planning Loomwork or Lane Stitch projects [Note: Your browser must be JavaScript enabled, please be patient while the script loads...] SELECT YOUR COLOR FOR THE BEAD GRAPH BELOW: Color single beads with each click of your mouse. Let the color follow your cursor as it moves over the beads. Interactive Beadwork Designer is based on the PebblePaint Script by Nicholas Alston NativeTech's Introduction and Use of Glass Beads Other Interactive Games on NativeTech Return to NativeTech's Main Beadwork Menu Tara Prindle

30. Arhyonel Beadwork And Restorations Arhyonel beadwork and Restorations. Arhyonel beadwork and Restorationsfeatures the restoration of antique beaded purses and frames. http://www.arhyonel.com/beadworkframes.htm

Arhyonel Beadwork and Restorations Arhyonel Beadwork and Restorations features the restoration of antique beaded purses and frames. I am proficient at bead knitting, beaded knitting, loom, crochet, netting and canvas work, as well at peyote and brick stitch, and can repair your antique purse if it was made using any of these techniques. Please write me with a description of the repair and include photos if available. Free estimates. I also have a showcase of my work - beaded purses and evening bags, Christmas ornaments, French beaded flowers and other miscellaneous beadwork. If you are viewing this text, your browser lacks the ability to read frames. Don't worry, you can still enjoy our site. All the pages can be viewed from the contents page. Please come inside! Contents

31. AB Art Glass & Beadwork Home Page Alan and Ann Brodrick offer unique hand blown art glass, beaded vessels and other forms of intricate beadwork. http://www.joust.com/AB/

Come see who we are!) We are a husband and wife team, partners in work and life. The world of humanity has two wings, one is women and the other men. Not until both wings are equally developed can the bird fly. 'Abdu'l-Baha' Shown in Galleries Participants in juried shows with award winning entries. Creating art for over 3 decades with pieces in private collections worldwide. We bring to you here, examples of our original works to view and purchase: Gallery I: Art Glass Blown glass vessels we have created by using the free hand or off hand method of glassblowing, including pieces from the "Glass Under Glass Series" Ornaments , Art You Can Play With!- Art Glass Spinning Tops Gallery II: Beadwork Freeform Peyote Necklaces as well as loomed, Gallery III: Beaded Peace #1 in the Series. How to create a Beaded Bezel Cabochon! AB Adjustable Bead Loom Free Patterns Page We welcome ANY questions or comments you may have! ABartgls@redrose.net AB Bookshelf: Association with Amazon.com Books. Now you can Search Amazon by Author, Title or Subject! AB Music Store: Site Awards Mac Resistance is Futile!

32. Dark Hare Beadwork about me. Original beadwork by Julia S. Pretl. WELCOME to my rabbit hole! Contactme. All beadwork © julia s. pretl. Do not reproduce without permission. http://www.darkharebeadwork.com/

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33. Ilala Weavers - Handcrafted Beadwork, Baskets - South Africa Traditional African handcrafted beadwork, baskets, wire bowls, dolls, lamp shades jewellery made in South Africa. http://www.ilala.co.za/

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34. Free Beadwork Patterns noncommercial purposes! Return to the AB Art Glass beadwork HomePage. Updated 3/19/01 Ann Brodrick - AB Art Glass beadwork. http://beadwork.joust.net/Free_Patterns_Page.html

This Page has Earned the Golden Crane Creativity Award! Something we can all use a little of! Loom Pattern Peyote Pattern Patterns shown here are free to use for any non-commercial purposes!

35. Susan Franke, Jewelry Designer Custom jewelry designer specializing in beadwork and enameling. http://www.susanfranke.com/

"I have always loved jewelry, and derive great satisfaction from the creation process. All of my jewelry is handcrafted by me, and combines bead artistry with original enameled designs. I use quality materials such as Swarovski crystal, freshwater pearls, Bali silver, semi-precious stones, and Czech and German glass beads in my designs. All of my enameled jewelry is kiln fired at temperatures ranging from 1450 - 1550 degrees using opaque and transparent glass fused to copper or silver foil. Glass enamel’s seemingly effortless intertwining of bold and subtle color combinations has always intrigued me. Enamels provide a depth and brilliance of color that is not often found in other jewelry mediums. To me, these colors reflect the natural beauty of a cloudy sky, a field of flowers, or a rocky mountainside. My inspiration comes from the endless combination of colors, sizes, and textures that beads provide to create unique pieces of jewelry." Web site by Glass Griffin Graphics Inc.

36. Native American Beadwork Artist offers ShoshoneBannock contemporary beadwork. Price list and portfolio. http://www.angelfire.com/hi4/mybeadingstyle/index.html

Search Options Help Search Main Join Cheveyo's Native American Indians Previous Next Random Site ... Scrub The Web "Actual" Shoshone-Bannock Made Beadwork From One member Of United States Great Basin Tribes. My Favorite things about Angelfire. angelfire technical support angelfire.Lycos Network angelfire web monkey click here to go to second page second page click here to go to third page third page SHOSHONE-BANNOCK: Contemporary beadwork of Native Americans, Wildlife images, Floral,and geometric on purses buckles belts vests and more. I'm glad you came to visit my web page,this web page is about my native american beadwork and my heritage.I'm from the Fort Hall, Indian reservation and I'm a Shoshone Bannock Tribal member but I'm of paiute descent. I was raised in the traditional manner with all the language, customs and traditions of the tribe. My grandmother was known as a master in the art of hide tanning and beadwork specializing in intricate floral and geometric designs of the Intermountain tribes. My grandfather also helped me by telling me about the colors of the sky and the animals, explaining to me about the markings, and movements of certain wildlife. My grandparents both were very great people to me.I had alot of encouragement in doing my beadwork from both grandparents, I combined both geometric and wildlife together and developed a style that is very unique, My mentor Clyde Hall who has been taking my beadwork around the United States,he says that my beadwork is sought after through out the united States including Chicago and california. I take orders for all types of handmade beadwork items.

37. 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/

We specialise in traditional and contemporary Zulu ceramics, beer baskets, wooden artifacts, traditional beadwork and contemporary woven wire baskets.

38. Center For The Study Of Beadwork Center for the Study of beadwork Although recently updated (02/25/03),this web site is still in the early stages of development. http://home.europa.com/~alice/

Hello You have reached the web site of the Center for the Study of Beadwork Although recently updated (02/25/03), this web site is still in the early stages of development. The initial activity of this site will be to sell books and magazines, the profits from which will be used to support this site. For those interested in more Ornament Magazines than I show here, I've created a page detailing issues that I don't carry, but which Ornament does, including prices, shipping charges and contact information. That can be reached at the bottom of the Ornament Magazine page on this site. It is no longer possible to become a member of the CSB. Back issues of notes from a Beadworker's Journal , however, are still available for purchase. However, although I have a link below for it, I still need to write the copy for that link. Check back in another few weeks to see if I've gotten the copy written. Other resources will continue to be added, including services to the field. The CSB library is available for research, by appointment. In Memoriam Peter Francis Jr.

39. The Glass Bead Game Bead shop and Native American beadwork artist located in Fairbanks, Alaska http://www.mosquitonet.com/~beadgame

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40. Creative Escapes Weekend craft classes held in Country Houses in the Cotswolds, UK. Classes cover beadwork, Japanese braidmaking , Chinese tassels and machine embroidery. http://www.creativeescapes.co.uk

we provide the space for you to create Creative Escapes are textile art workshop weekends held in lovely country house hotels in the Cotswolds countryside in England. Weekends in 2002 included Beginners' Peyote (Beadwork) with Melanie de Miguel, Chinese Tassels with Valerie Campbell-Harding, Kumihimo Braidmaking with Jacqui Carey and Make your Mark with Sandra Meech. Please enter the site for further information. Enter the site

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