Openwork bracelet in white colors

Today we will weave a very simple, but quite an elegant bracelet.
We will need:
- size 10 seed beads of white color,
- size 6 seed beads of amber color,
- two 6 mm round white beads,
- two metallic rosettes,
- a clasp for a bracelet,
- thin fishing line and two beading needles.

Cornflower

To make a beaded cornflower we need:
- seed beads #11 of light-blue, dark-blue and green colors,
- wire 0.2 mm in diameter,
- green thread for stem winding.

Ornamental napkin

To make a beaded ornamental napkin we need:
- seed beads #8 of four colors; I used seed beads of blue, yellow, green and orange colors,
- nylon thread and a needle for weaving.
Our napkin consists of seven identical star-shaped parts, each of which we make separately.

Airplane

Today we will make a beaded airplane - a product that looks complicated but in fact is quite simple, as it consists of various parts, each of which is done with an easy weaving technique that we’ve already used earlier.
We will need:
- seed beads #8; I used seed beads of seven colors: green, blue, light-blue, red, brown, grey and yellow;
- wire 0.3 mm in diameter (it is desirable the wire to be reasonably rigid, in this case the wings would be better keeping the shape);
- thin fishing line and a needle for cross-linking of finished object.

Bullfinch

To make a beaded 3D bullfinch we need:
- size 10 seed beads of five colors: red, black, white, grey and brown;
- wire 0.2 mm in diameter.

A bracelet of bugle beads with stone-like beads

Today we’ll do a bracelet that make up a kit with earrings we've made earlier.
We will need:
- size 3 bugle beads of orange color,
- size 10 seed beads of yellow color,
- stone-like beads about 6 mm in size (I used dark-brown faceted stones of 6x5 mm in size),
- a clasp for a bracelet,
- nylon thread and two beading needles (instead of a nylon thread you may use a thin fishing line).

Pug

Today we'll make a beaded pug-dog.
We will need:
- size 10 seed beads of two colors; I used light-beige and black colors;
- wire 0.2 mm in diameter;
- thin nylon line and a beading needle for cross-linking of finished figure.

Tulip

To make a beaded tulip we need:
- seed beads #8 of yellow, green and brown colors,
- bugle beads #3 of green colors (instead of the bugle beads you can take ordinary seed beads),
- wire 0.3 mm in diameter,
- green thread for stem winding.

I’ve made a tulip out of a large seed beads, but you can use seed beads of a smaller size, for example #11.

Seal

Today we'll make such a cute white seal out of beads.
We will need:
- seed beads #8 of white and black colors;
- wire 0.3 mm in diameter.

Lilac

To make a beaded lilac we need:
- seed beads #11 of white, lilac, light blue and green colors,
- bugle beads #3 of white, lilac and light blue colors (if you have no all such colors, you can do with white bugle beads only),
- wire 0.3 mm in diameter,
- green thread for stem winding.

Chinchilla

To make this little beaded animal we need:
- seed beads size 8 of grey, black and pink colors;
- wire 0.3 mm in diameter;
- thin nylon fishing line and a beading needle for cross-linking of finished figure.

We will use a 3-D beading technique that is well known to us. The upper tiers of beads will form the back of the chinchilla, and the lower tiers of beads - its tummy.