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Thursday, November 12th, 2009

Jewelry and Beading

How to make a beaded assemblage

Technique Tuesday!

One of my other tutorials on the basics of bead embroidery will be very helpful here! When you’re going to embroider a piece of fabric and then glue it onto a structure, use either ultra-suede or buckram as the foundation, depending upon how heavy the beads and bits are going to be. Here’s how I made this little piece:

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Step by step instructions

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5 Responses to “How to make a beaded assemblage”
  1. Roberta says:

    I love it. Looks like a fairly fast, but beautiful little project. I wonder how big it is. I have old print letters, but they are only about 1″-2″ tall. Is your letter that small?

  2. Cyndi L says:

    I should have stuck the dimensions in there! This is a fairly tall letter, about 4 inches, add another inch for the “stem” and about 2 more for the beaded piece :-)

  3. I know you already saw it, but for everyone else’s benifit: Tag! You’re it!

  4. Cyndi says:

    YOU are such a creep!!! LOL!

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