Getting Started with Seed Beads (Getting Started Series)

Getting Started with Seed Beads (Getting Started Series)

by Dustin Wedekind (Author)

Synopsis

Don't know the first thing about beading? All it takes are some seed beads, a bit of thread, wire, or glue, a needle, and a little inspiration from "Getting Started with Seed Beads". This must-have resource includes all the basics in a warm, encouraging tone: how to shop for beads, findings, and tools, giving the basic techniques with clear step-by-step full colour illustrations, and of course plenty of great projects. With "Getting Started with Seed Beads", you'll begin by simply gluing beads to a base, then progress logically to manipulating traditional stitches such as peyote, backstitch and brick stitch. You'll also learn how to finish off your project expertly. Projects include beaded greeting cards, a curiously beaded tin, a cross-stitch tote, a beaded and sequined pin, a fabric floral patch, beaded ribbons, a loomworked choker, and much, much more.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
Pages: 128
Publisher: Interweave Press
Published: 07 Jun 2007

ISBN 10: 1596680164
ISBN 13: 9781596680166

Media Reviews
A must-have. --The Detroit News

The projects are fun, the directions easy to follow, and the materials list provided make for stress-free shopping trips. -Monsters and Critics.com

A beginner-friendly romp through the ways and wonders of seed beads . . . Interesting projects for experienced beaders to play with too! -Bead-Patterns the Magazine

Beginning and more advanced beaders will find helpful instruction...[The book] will find good use in public library collections. -- Library Journal

A beginner-friendly romp through the ways and wonders of seed beads...Interesting projects for experienced beaders to play with too! -- Bead-Patterns the Magazine

A must-have. -- The Detroit News

The projects are fun, the directions easy to follow, and the materials list provided make for stress-free shopping trips. -- Monsters and Critics.com

Beginning and more advanced beaders will find helpful instruction...[The book] will find good use in public library collections. - Library Journal

A beginner-friendly romp through the ways and wonders of seed beads...Interesting projects for experienced beaders to play with too! - Bead-Patterns the Magazine

A must-have. - The Detroit News

The projects are fun, the directions easy to follow, and the materials list provided make for stress-free shopping trips. - Monsters and Critics.com

Author Bio
Dustin Wedekind has been an integral part of Beadwork magazine for seven years. He serves as the primary technical editor and illustrator for projects encompassing the entire genre of beading. With a degree in fine arts from Colorado State University, he also contributes to the creative side of Beadwork with his own project designs, juried art exhibits, and the reader-interactive Bead Boy column that challenges everyone to find creative solutions for beading . He lives in Fort Collins, Colorado.