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3D Bead Patterns (1/19/2016)

2016 January 19

3D beading can be a challenging, but it is a beading skill that you will be happy you learned. Not everyone wears jewelry, but who wouldn’t want a 3D beaded version of their favorite animal, hobby or object?

3D Peacock

3D Peacock

3D Peacock

http://mk.perles.pagesperso-orange.fr/paon

This cute but stunning Peacock is made with seed beads and wire. The website is in French, but the diagrams look easy to follow. The tail feathers are just adorable!

3D Beaded Stuff

http://www.3dbeadedstuff.com/

Free Tutorial is a place you learn how to do 3D Beading. All you do is to have your own beads & fish line ready and follow the chart patterns step by step. In no time, you will have loads of fun!

Big Beaded Dragon

Big Beaded Dragon

Big Beaded Dragon

http://www.deviantart.com

For this dragon, following stitches will be used: brick stitch/tubular brick stitch (two kinds of brick stitch +increasing, decreasing it), peyote/tubular peyote (+increasing, decreasing it), ndebele (herringbone), tubular ndebele, square stitch. Instructions for all those stitches can easily be found online.

3D Beaded Pig Charm

http://beadjewelrymaking.com/

How do you make a 3D Pig out of beads? By using the Right Angle Weave stitch, I made a bunch of tiny one inch big 3D beaded Pigs using size 11/0 and 12/0 glass seed beads! You want to make one too? See the free online tutorial with written and pictorials to guide you along!

Monkey Sign Of 2016

Monkey Sign Of 2016

Monkey The Sign Of The 2016 Year

http://simplebeads.blogspot.com/

As you know, the 2016 year is the Year of the Monkey in the Chinese zodiac. We already have a tutorial on a flat beaded monkey in brick stitch on our site and today we will make another monkey, in the technique of 3-D beading on two segments of wire.

3D Beaded Cross Tutorial Pattern

http://www.getcrafty.com/forum/share-craft/

Here’s a free online tutorial for my beaded 3D cross, I used pearl beads for this one but you can always use crystals or other types of beads with the same tutorial.

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