Well, I am trying to create something when it comes to this kind of design, "HEXAGON". I am not fairly familiar with how to make these hexagon, how to piece them together and how to create something different...I love seeing some creative ideas on Pinterest how they can create and make something on "hex", meanwhile all I can do at this time is an unfinished project of a hexagon potholders which I started the night before. Perhaps a different kind color of fabric for binding will make a little difference to make it more attractive. The color of fabric I chose was not really an ideal color........these fabrics were left over from the "coupon bag" I made months ago.
Simple creations, adventures, and ideas. Please enjoy and I hope some of my creations and ideas will inspire you. You can also visit me at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Stringing-Beads/451052168262942
Saturday, August 3, 2013
PATCHWORK PLACEMATS
I made a couple of 13" X 16" patchwork placemats. Cut up a 2 1/2" wide of different fat quarter fabrics, pieced them together and created a 13 1/2" X 16 1/2", seams are 1/4 inch, placed a different fabric as bindings....any scrap fabrics can also made into a placemat. These fabrics I used were fat quarters, been cut to its size as 18"X22"......
MOTHER-OF-PEARL ROSARY
A rosary made of mother-of-pearl beads, I added a filigree........these beads are about 10-12 mm so it is quite heavy and big....I am planning to send and give this rosary to a very good friend who has survived cancer and other illnesses....she had gone through a lot of health problems.....she had recovered from all of these health issues..........I salute and proud of her for being strong as family and friends gave her support and assurance.....I made this rosary this morning while I was having my coffee....:-)
A ROSARY for Sister-in-law
Hello everyone! I made a rosary for my sister-in-law who is visiting from Virginia...this rosary is made of autumn jasper beads with filigree....Autumn is almost near so I decided to make something that is close to autumn season....
Thursday, August 1, 2013
CONSOLATION PRIZE of STRINGING BEADS~APPRECIATION GIVE AWAY
Congratulations to Coral van Dusen of United States, she won a consolation prize of an 18 inch hand made necklace made of unakite beads. Also, congratulations to Akanksha Singh of India winning a Consolation Prize of an 18 inch necklace handmade peyote stitch seed beads.
CONGRATULATIONS to our WINNERS of Arts & Crafts with Stringing Beads
I am very happy to announce our winners in our special event of Stringing Beads 1 Year Anniversary: Here are the following lucky people who won these beautiful and hand made items made by myself.....
GRAND PRIZE: A log cabin quilted table runner and a log cabin quilted table cover ~ THAM LAI YEE of MALAYSIA.
CONSOLATIONS PRIZES: An 18 inch unakite beads necklace~CORAL van DUSEN of USA, an 18 inch seed beads peyote stitch~AKANSHA SINGH of INDIA, an elasticized tiger eye beads bracelet~ABEER IFTIKHAR of PAKISTAN, an elasticized 3 in 1 moss agate beads with crucifix bracelet~OFELIA VILLAFLOR of the PHILIPPINES.
Let us congratulate these people from different parts of the world who won these prizes....These prizes will be shipped free of charge, prepaid and handling, plus declaration forms to their respective countries and places where they live......
GRAND PRIZE: A log cabin quilted table runner and a log cabin quilted table cover ~ THAM LAI YEE of MALAYSIA.
CONSOLATIONS PRIZES: An 18 inch unakite beads necklace~CORAL van DUSEN of USA, an 18 inch seed beads peyote stitch~AKANSHA SINGH of INDIA, an elasticized tiger eye beads bracelet~ABEER IFTIKHAR of PAKISTAN, an elasticized 3 in 1 moss agate beads with crucifix bracelet~OFELIA VILLAFLOR of the PHILIPPINES.
Let us congratulate these people from different parts of the world who won these prizes....These prizes will be shipped free of charge, prepaid and handling, plus declaration forms to their respective countries and places where they live......
| THAM LAI YEE of MALAYSIA won these set of Log Cabin Table Runner and Table Cover |
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