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FREE BEAD NETTING PATTERNS & INSTRUCTIONS for Netted Beadwork FREE BEAD NETTING PATTERNS & INSTRUCTIONS for Netted Beadwork Netting and right-angle-weave stitches merge seamlessly, creating Cleopatra Necklace techniques >> tubular netting • fringe lavender lattice HORTENSE E. THOMPSON this richly textured, elegant bracelet. Nadiya PakoshCLEOPATRA NECKLACEPHOTO CREDIT STYLE AFRICAN INSPIRATIONS LAVENDAR LATTICE stitch pro { NETTING } TECHNIQUES Jean Campbell :: right-angle weave :: netting story & photographs :: peyote stitch This delicate necklace was created by a third-generation Ukrainian jewelry designer whose grandmother, by NADIA PAKOSH p. 4 Africanby Inspirations SUSAN Susan YVETTE Yvette England ENGLANDtechnique information. p. 6 by HORTENSE THOMPSON p. 9 xoxo Sofia Gurniak, passed the generations-old design down to her. Nadiya’s husband Oleh Kolos made the PROJECT LEVEL The tube and loop necklaces by Zulu and Ndebele beaders were Susan’s inspiration TRIANGLE braceletunique clasp. The resultThis is pretty a necklace bracelet truly worthy design, of an Egyptian based queen. for this necklace. She created her own version by combining the two tube styles Row 1: String beads in a multiple of 4, XOXO BRACELETon much experimentation and lots LACYinto BOUQUETa necklace and pendant with dangles. The technique is easyLESSONS and the beadwork IN SEED BEADING, STITCH PRO: NETTING then string 2 more. Pass back through CALLIE32 MITCHELL www.interweave.com of dreaming, is made up of stitched has a wonderfully supple feel. 56 beadworkmagazine.com the second-to-last bead strung squares and nets that create a CIRCULAR NETTING (Photo 1). BW 56-58 Thompson.indd 56 12/17/09 12:09:20 PM Row 2: String 5 beads, skip 3 beads from series of beaded bundles. 82 beadworkmagazine.com 12172009120958 Row 1, and pass back through the next bead; repeat across the row. Set up for BW African Inspiration.indd 82 9/20/07 11:04:20 AM 09202007110422 the next row by stringing 1 bead and passing back through the last bead exited and the last 3 beads added in this row (Photo 2). Row 3: String 5 beads and pass back through the middle bead of the next net added in the previous row; repeat across (Photo 3). To turn the thread 1 by CALLIE MITCHELL p. 12 by MELINDA BARTA p. 14 by DUSTIN WEDEKIND p. 17 by JEAN CAMPBELL p. 18 TECHNIQUES :: daisy chain ARTIST’S TIP variation MATERIALS & TOOLS :: netting While working the foundation Netting is a simple stitch that 2 row, keep the beads comfortably Size 11° seed beads technique information. produces exactly what you think: snug. Don’t worry if there are Size B nylon or 6 lb braided beading PROJECT LEVEL small gaps in the strand or if the thread little nets of beads. Think fishnet thread shows here and there; Scissors stockings, rope hammocks, or working subsequent rows will TECHNIQUES p. 20 Size 11 beading needle tighten the strand.BW 52-58 Pattern Play.indd 53 4/15/10 12:20:40 PM onion sacks. Here, I show you how 04152010122234 TECHNIQUES to make five-bead nets, but you 72 beadworkmagazine.com netting can work with any number in your PROJECT LEVEL own designs. 3 BW 72-73 Mitchell.indd 72 12/17/09 11:58:57 AM 12172009115926 14 beadworkmagazine.com BW 14-15 StitchPro feb11.indd 14 12/15/10 2:53 PM 12152010145359 © 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 2 FREE BEAD NETTING PATTERNS & INSTRUCTIONS for Netted Beadwork What’s not to love about bead netting? This open-weave • Callie Mitchell’s deceptively easy XOXO Bracelet beading stitch creates a flexible, supple beaded fabric combines crystal pearls with long glass drops and seed that can be used to create beaded jewelry in so many beads for a lovely beaded bracelet design using simple ways! Whether you want to make a strong beaded rope bead netting. using netted beadwork, or a series of intricate beaded • Enjoy stitching up these fun, flirty bead netting components using circular netting, there are dozens of ways components in Melinda Barta’s Lacy Bouquet bead to innovate using a simple netting stitch for your beaded netting pattern. Use them to create beaded earrings, jewelry designs. necklaces, or bracelets using your favorite seed beads. We chose five of our favorite bead netting patterns, plus • Circular netting is a wonderfully versatile way to two great bead netting tutorials, and put them together in create components for your beaded jewelry designs our latest free eBook just for you! Want to get a jumpstart using just about any bead you have handy, and Dustin on your beaded netting skills? We’ve got it all covered Wedekind’s Lessons in Seed Beading: Circular Netting here for you, from a basic bead netting tutorial all the way tutorial is perfect to get you started. to combining beaded netting with other bead-weaving stitches. • Our Stitch Pro, Jean Campbell, has created a fabulous bead netting tutorial to get you started working with • For a simple, elegant take on bead netting, stitch up this popular off-loom bead-weaving stitch. Once you’ve the Cleopatra Necklace by Nadia Pakosh. Using seed mastered the basics here, the sky’s the limit! beads and other easy-to-find beads makes this beaded necklace project a fun way to learn the basics of bead Seed beads, crystals, gemstones, and glass beads have netting. an unexpected beauty to them when you give them a little room to “breathe” in the open-work look of beaded netting. • Taking a cue from centuries of ethnic beadwork, Susan Find some space in your repertoire of beading techniques Yvette England’s African Inspirations combines bead when you include these fun techniques for learning beaded netting, fringe, and bead stringing for a classic beaded netting! necklace. Bead Happy, • Learn how easy it is to combine beaded netting with other bead-weaving stitches when you make Hortense Thompson’s Lavender Lattice bracelet. The lacy look of bead netting pairs flawlessly with the openwork of right-angle weave in this pretty bit of wrist candy. Free Bead Netting Patterns & Instructions for Netted Beadwork editor, beadingdaily JENNIFER VANBENSCHOTEN production designer NICHOLE MULDER, JANICE TAPIA / photography JOE COCA, ANN SWANSON 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 3 Cleopatra Necklace Nadiya Pakosh This delicate necklace was created by a third-generation Ukrainian jewelry designer whose grandmother, Sofia Gurniak, passed the generations-old design down to her. Nadiya’s husband Oleh Kolos made the unique clasp. The result is a necklace truly worthy of an Egyptian queen. 32 www.interweave.com© 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 4 Materials Notions 11 g opaque cobalt size 11° Czech seed beads Size 13 beading needle 2 g blue ceylon size 11° Czech seed beads Scissors 2 g gold silver-lined size 11° Czech seed beads 2 g rainbow cobalt size 2 Japanese bugle beads Techniques See pages 20 for how-tos 14k gold-filled clasp Tension bead, netting Black Nymo beading thread Finished Size 14" Step 1: Using 3' of thread, string a tension bead, leaving a 9" tail. String 1 gold bead, 1 bugle, 1 gold, 4 cobalt, 3 blue, 1 gold, 2 cobalt, 1 gold, 1 bugle, 1 cobalt, 1 gold, 1 blue, 1 gold, 1 cobalt, and 1 bugle. Pass back through the fourth gold bead to form a loop (Figure 1). Step 2: String 2 cobalt, 1 gold, and 2 blue. Pass back through the first blue in Step 1. String 4 cobalt and pass back through the second gold, first bugle, and first gold (Figure 2). Step 3: String 1 cobalt, 1 gold, 1 bugle, 1 gold, and 1 cobalt. Pass through the second cobalt in the previous row. String 5 cobalt and pass back through the next gold of the previous row (Figure 3). Step 4: String 3 blue, 1 gold, and 2 cobalt. Pass back through the third cobalt bead of the previous net. String 4 cobalt and pass back through the gold, bugle, and gold at the start of the row (Figure 4). Step 5: String 1 cobalt, 1 gold, 1 bugle, 1 gold, and 1 cobalt. Pass back through the second cobalt (the fifth bead) in Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 the previous row. String 2 cobalt and 3 blue. Pass back through the next gold of the previous row. String 2 cobalt, 1 gold, 1 bugle, 1 cobalt, 1 gold, 1 blue, 1 gold, 1 cobalt, and 1 bugle. Pass back through the first gold just strung to form a loop (Figure 5). Step 6: Repeat Steps 2–5 to reach the desirable necklace length minus the length of the clasp (about 42 loops along the bottom). Complete the final row by repeating Step 2. Step 7: Work a 2-bead-wide peyote-stitched strip for about 1". Pass through one half of the clasp and the end of the strip several times to secure.