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Beading Daily Make Mixed-Media Jewelry: FREE Tutorials & Projects Make Mixed-Media Jewelry: FREE Tutorials & Projects for Incorporating Found Objects in your Beaded Jewelry Make Mixed-Media Jewelry: FREE Tutorials & Projects for Incorporating Found Objects in your Beaded Jewelry 3 EASY IDEAS FOR MIXED MEDIA MY FAVORITE MATERIALS FOR COOL NO TOOL BRACELETS AND BEAD EMBROIDERY MIXED MEDIA BEADWORK by JENNIFER VANBENSCHOTEN p. 1 by JENNIFER VANBENSCHOTEN p. 2 by LINDA LARSEN p. 3 EASY CHIC RING TRIO BUTTERCUP PIN RECYCLED-BAG NECKLACE by MARY LYNN MALONEY p. 5 by LINDSAY BURKE p. 9 by DERYA AKSOY p. 12 BEER CAP BEADS CHRONOLEVERATOR EARRINGS TOP 10 FOUND OBJECTS FOR RECYCLED ART by LAURA RYAN p. 15 by JEAN CAMPBELL p. 19 by CATE PRATO p. 23 TECHNIQUES p. 24 © F+W MEDIA, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. F+W MEDIA GRANTS PERMISSION FOR ANY OR ALL PAGES IN THIS ISSUE TO BE COPIED FOR PERSONAL USE. BEADINGDAILY.COM page ii Make Mixed-Media Jewelry: FREE Tutorials & Projects for Incorporating Found Objects in your Beaded Jewelry Bring the art of making mixed-media jewelry to a whole new level by incorporating found objects. Repurposing every day objects into your jewelry pieces not only provides a fresh supply of intriguing materials to use, but found objects bring a rich story to your pieces, giving them a poetic presence that might otherwise be difficult to achieve. Interested in exploring more about how to use found objects in your mixed-media jewelry designs and get step-by- step instructions on how to make 6 mixed-media jewelry projects to boot? How about for FREE? Check out this new collection from Beading Daily and begin a new journey into found-object jewelry design. To receive your free download, join our mailing list and never miss news, tips, promotions or discounts. Jean Cox, Beading Editorial Director Make Mixed-Media Jewelry: Free Tutorials & Projects for Incorporating Found Objects in your Beaded Jewelry beading editorial director, JEAN COX production designer JANICE TAPIA / photography JOE COCA, ANN SWANSON or as noted Projects and information are for inspiration and personal use only. BeadingDaily, Beadwork, and Stringing do not recommend, approve, or endorse any of the advertisers, products, services, or views advertised in this publication. Nor do BeadingDaily, Beadwork, or Stringing evaluate the advertisers’ claims in any way. You should, therefore, use your own judgment in evaluating the advertisers, products, services, and views advertised in BeadingDaily, Beadwork, and Stringing. © F+W MEDIA, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. F+W MEDIA GRANTS PERMISSION FOR ANY OR ALL PAGES IN THIS ISSUE TO BE COPIED FOR PERSONAL USE. BEADINGDAILY.COM page iii 3 Easy Ideas for Mixed Media and Bead Embroidery JENNIFER VANBENSCHOTEN If you're looking to branch out into mixed some roses and baby's breath in a glass vase media jewelry in 2013, bead embroidery is back when I was in third grade, circa 1982. one of the easiest ways to get there! Because But when Nicole Campanella, the creator bead embroidery is such a versatile and of Nicole's Beadbacking, told me that you fluid beading technique, it's perfect for can paint on her bead embroidery medium anyone who wants to experiment with before stitching it, I was totally inspired in a some new mixed media jewelry-making brand-new way! I even got my five-year-old techniques. son into painting a few pieces of Nicole's Beadbacking with me for future bead The best part of using mixed media Finish the ends of the ribbon using metal embroidery projects! jewelry-making supplies with your bead ribbon crimps, cones and eye pins, or just tie embroidery is that anything goes. Make a the ribbon in a bow at the back of your neck. You can lay down a coat of gesso trip to your local art supply store, fabric before you start painting your Nicole's store, or your favorite thrift shop and see Try a new fabric for your bead Beadbacking, but I just used a set of what kinds of great craft supplies they have. embroidery foundation. At last summer's inexpensive acrylic paints and a soft (My favorite find from my local thrift shop Bead Fest Philadelphia, I bought two pieces paintbrush to mix some colors. We'll see was a big bag of unfinished wood spools for of Tilapia leather for my bead embroidery. I how this piece shapes up in the next few making beaded beads!) used the first piece to create a cuff bracelet weeks! using a fabulous, crusty raku cabochon Here are three easy ways to start mixing from MAKUstudio and accented it with When it comes to mixing things up some glass spike beads surrounded with with mixed media jewelry-making, the peyote stitch. sky is the limit. You're only limited by your imagination, so have fun! If you decide to experiment with the funky look of fish leather, make sure to have Have you ever thought of your bead some glover's needles on hand. The fish embroidery projects as mixed media leather is just as tough as regular cowhide jewelry? Do you include found objects in leather, and regular beading needles will your bead embroidery? Leave a comment break if they are forced through the leather. on the Beading Daily blog (http://www. Glover's needles are shorter and thicker beadingdaily.com/blogs/daily/default.aspx) and tell us about your favorite techniques, mixed media with bead embroidery: than regular beading needles, but will still pass through size 15o seed beads easily. materials, or that special memory you Use some ribbon for the strap of a bead captures in a piece of jewelry for yourself or for embroidered pendant. For me, designing Paint your bead embroidery medium a friend! the neck strap of a bead embroidered before you stitch. I think the last thing that pendant can be the hardest part of the I painted that was any good was a still-life of process. It might seem like an easy way out, but adding a beautiful hand-dyed silk or velvet ribbon to your bead embroidered pendant can turn your finished piece into a work of mixed media jewelry. © F+W MEDIA, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. F+W MEDIA GRANTS PERMISSION FOR ANY OR ALL PAGES IN THIS ISSUE TO BE COPIED FOR PERSONAL USE. BEADINGDAILY.COM page 1 My Favorite Materials for Mixed Media Beadwork JENNIFER VANBENSCHOTEN One of my adding to a statement necklace. They also pendant, long-standing make great last-minute beaded gifts when you wrap a strip obsessions is us- add a fancy ribbon for a necklace! of silk rib- ing found objects Antique keys. Keys have been a staple of bon or sari in my beaded steampunk jewelry making projects since the silk around necklace and beginning, it seems, and some of my favorite a length of beaded bracelet thrift-store finds have been big key rings full of leather cord designs. When I old skeleton keys. Embellish them by wrapping and wrap inherited a por- a strip of peyote stitch or right-angle weave the ends tion of my moth- around the shaft of the key, or attach it to a with a small er's old jewelry beaded necklace using peyote stitch rings. piece of after she passed Look for keys with unusual heads or even with wire to hold away in 2008, I started thinking about ways I a little bit of rust that give your antique key it in place! could use them in new mixed-media jewelry some character. Adding projects, both as a way to honor my mom's a few wire-wrapped dangles will add even Typewriter keys and Scrabble tiles. Old creative spirit and as a way of keeping her more texture and visual interest to your latest typewriter keys are great for making tiny pen- memory close to me. beaded necklace project. dants and earrings. Whether you cover them That was right around the time I was in resin or stitch a tiny beaded bezel around There are so many ways to incorporate starting to become interested in stitching them, you can find dozens of ways to incorpo- special objects into your beading and bead- beaded bezels around found objects, too. I rate typewriter keys into your mixed-media weaving projects for unique keepsake jewelry. was trying to figure out how to make peyote jewelry making projects. String them together Melanie Doerman's book, The Art of Forgotten stitch and right-angle weave bezels around for a unique bracelet for your favorite writer or Things (http://www.interweavestore.com/ anything I could get my hands on, includ- reader, or hang a single typewriter key from a the-art-of-forgotten-things) showcases fifteen ing cabochons, crystal stones, vintage glass beaded necklace as a special and personal gift mixed-media jewelry projects using a wide stones, and cameos. I also started playing to a friend. range of both bead-weaving and jewelry mak- with adding leather cord, silk ribbon, and ing techniques that will inspire you to make chain as necklaces to my beaded pendants In the same vein, I love to use old Scrabble your own memories. Sadly, Melanie passed to give them a different, more modern look. tiles in my bead embroidery pieces. Their away earlier this year, but The Art of Forgot- Inspired by the Beadpunk style originated by square shape and flat backs make them better ten Things has left us with a beautiful way of bead artist Diane Hyde, I started looking for suited for bead embroidery projects than type- honoring her memory, as well as a way to cap- more objects and more ways to incorporate writer keys, which can sometimes have rough ture our own special memories with special them into my beading projects.
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