#bead embroidery kits

[vadymshop]

Vadym shared Mixed Preciosa Beads. 50grams (1.8oz.) with you

[littlealienproducts]

Bead Embroidery Kit by CraftShopOnline

[penguinonfire]

I framed the vangogh embroidery and used acryllic paint to extend the scene a bit 💖

[cosy-crafty-corner]

Bead embroidery project is finished

Edit: I want to clarify that this wasn't my own design. This was done from a kit by Miniart crafts.

[embroiderystringsandthings]

kit connor cabochon

[bespecialjewelry]

My first bead embroidery DIY tutorial 🥳 Delicate and light weight monstera leaf earrings or pendant💚 Step by step PDF tutorial (+video of most difficult moments) for beginners. I also made 2 kits (each contains materials for 3 leaves) . Welcome to my small store of handmade jewelry and .... tutorials now☺

[goodatyugioh]

the parasocial relationship btwn me and the etsy seller who gives me free thread with my purchases bc i'm a repeat customer who always gives in depth glowing reviews

[vagueconfusion]

Also I did buy yarn for the Sheep Token project because I have minimal to no self control tbh

[sosuperawesome]

Bead Embroidery Kits // Craft Artist Studio

[aturnoftheearth]

guys my sister got me one of those little embroidery kits for my birthday and it was my first finished project and i did it in one night and i lost all the beads halfway through so i had to make up for the with french knot stitches so it looks a little wonky but!!! i did it!!!!! and now i’m so excited to start my lord huron jacket :D

[handweavers]

found a peranakan bead embroidery kit at a stationery shop here in kl (cziplee) and got so excited omg it was a bit expensive but i couldn't pass it up, the design and colours are sooo pretty

[spoonsand]

PART 2

RIP RED DEAD CHARACTERS YOU WOULD HAVE LOVED

Dutch- podcasts (making his own) + AITA Reddit stories, Coca Cola, monocles

Hosea- bingo, 70s disco music, swing dancing

Arthur- little toy dinosaur dig kits with the teeny tiny shovels, trampolines, Nanaimo bars

John- remote control toy cars, divorced dad music, Mountain Dew

Lenny- antiques, Epic Rap Battles of History (he would duel Sean and sometimes Karen),

Sean- roblox trolling, bell bottoms, GTA

Strauss- flootie pajamas, ebeneezer Scrooge outfits, cold calling

Trelawney- earl gray tea, crashing weddings, throwing pies into people’s faces

Charles- flower crowns, rock tumblers, surfing

Pearson- papas’s games (pizzeria, freezeria, ect), embroidery, floral scents

Micah- court ordered anger management, Andrew Tate, FailArmy videos

Javier- zyns, woodworking, eyebrow slits

Kieran- Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, model trains (him, Sean, Lenny, Arthur, Tilly and Sadie would be absolutely mystified by the set Susan bought him)

Bill- short shorts, petting zoos, animal shelters

Uncle- Leslie Neilson films, heating pads, aligator meat

Reverend- online gambling, Pink Whitney, dap pens

Susan- wine, gold hoops, edibles on a late Friday night (shares with Dutch)

Mary-Beth- choose your own adventure books, Our Souls at Night/The Book Club/And so It Goes, lip lining

Molly- olives, grey’s anatomy, Butterscotch ice cream

Karen- scary movies, WWE, flip flops

Abigail- sparkling water, tiny hand bag sized dogs, face masks

Sadie - butterfly knife, industrial piercing, The Hells Angles,

Tilly- baseball, Star Wars, Volkswagen beetles

Jack- Roblox, Scooby doo movies, tootsie rolls

Bessie- Fleetwood Mac, block parties (she’d host her own), Subway

Annabel- Madonna, waist beads, jelly shoes

Issac- lava lamps, Lego video games, Trelawny

[majormeilani]

i remember i LOVED making paper crafts and used to make loads of them but also my favorite drawing materials were sharpies and colored pencils :)

[darke-faerie]

Hand Embroidered Bags

These canvas shopping bags were embroidered between June 2022 and September 2023 as I spent 2024 either cross stitching or embroidering handkerchiefs (I'll share the handkerchiefs when I've ironed them...) They are posted in order of when they were made - so Cactus selection was my first bag, the beaded tree was the more recent one (Yes, I need to take better pics, but I was impatient and as two were gifts I don't have them all to hand to retake the pics) All of these come from pre-stamped kits bought online - so basically embroidery 'paint by numbers' - I had done some decorative pieces of embroidery before starting these, but I tend to err learn the new to me stitches as I'm making something, rather than practicing on scrap fabric...

[wuxiaphoenix]

Worldbuilding: Just Ribbon You

How do your characters ornament themselves?

For as long as we can reliably trace back, humans have been trying to signal two sometimes contradictory things. First, that they’re part of X group, and thus have a home and allies. Second, that they as individuals are unique.

All kinds of things can be used for those signals. Songs, colors, foods, particular mannerisms or even ways of cursing. Cultures, subcultures; Goths, anime fans, football team tribes. Each have their own methods of declaring, I am a unique member of this group - and you are not.

But let’s stick to ornamentation. Beads, ribbons, embroidery, tiny mirrors; anything and everything that might liven up clothes and give a personal touch.

There are, of course, some groups that make their membership markers as not using any of these. The Amish, for one, are known to make their clothes so they only need two colors of thread: white and black.

Generally speaking, though, if you’re writing about a hero some individuality is called for. What do they wear to stand out? What do they wear to blend in, as whatever group they claim as home?

This can be situational. A special forces operator in the field won’t want to stand out. There might be some unique items in his kit compared to others on his team, and maybe a book or two, but nothing obvious.

On the dancefloor, though... oh, my.

Again, a lot of this will depend on the specific situation as well as the general culture. No one is going to wear a delicate silver spiderweb of a tiara on a foxhunt over hill and dale... unless either they’ve got access to expensive resources to replace it, or they can make it much more sturdy than it looks, or the entire point is to show off how supernaturally skilled a rider they are that they can wear something so delicate and keep it intact.

Showing off is important.

Someone who hasn’t been taught to show off - to know the basics of makeup, good grooming, dressing in fashion, the works - has been seriously neglected.

No, being a lower class peasant does not get you off the hook for this. The poorer the village the more gossip is a full-time sport, especially about what people with power are doing, wearing, and saying. In that same vein, conscientious family members make very sure the children know all the status markers they can learn; either to hopefully move up a step or two socially, or at least to know who not to start trouble with.

(Not that this always works with young guys. But at least they were warned.)

You don’t have to go into excruciating details on the latest fashions in your world. Readers will assume your character is decently dressed for whatever they’re doing, unless you tell them otherwise. But a little detail like embroidery at the collar, or a vivid slant of red across a subtle gray tie, can go a long way toward establishing your characters.

...Especially if they’re the kind who normally wouldn’t be caught dead wearing beads, but right now they’re kitted up so much they glitter. Obviously, something is up. Your readers will want to find out what!

[cleaverqueer]

Sewing kit tour! I've got dollar store floss, needles, various bits and baubles some of which I'm saving to trade with friends, spare buttons, pins, thread and embroidery thread, beads, charms, some edging, a lil notebook for notes, safety pins, chains, buckles, can tabs and broken necklaces :) the box isnt finished and I still need a few things (a stitch ripper for example) but i still wanted to share !