| Cake Jewellery |
Sunday, 11 March 2012
Monday, 5 March 2012
Flower Bead Ring
Hello. Here is another tutorial on how to make a ring out of
beads (again... will put up posts to make other things in the future!)
| Flower bead ring |
To make this you will need:
8 pink 4mm beads
18 blue 2mm beads
56 white 2mm beads
About 1.5m Fishing line
Start by making the centre of the flower detail (a loop of
four 2mm beads).
I would continue explaining how to make the ring but I think
the diagram does a pretty good job of explaining.
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| How to make a flower bead ring |
If you want to make a bigger
sized ring you will need more blue and white 2mm beads. The list of things
needed to make this ring is for a ring size L. A size chart can be found here: http://static.shopify.com/s/files/1/0001/7511/files/RING_SIZE.jpg?1271979170
Thursday, 1 March 2012
Bead and wire ring tutorial
| How to make.... |
You will need:
| You will need... |
50cm of 0.4mm thick wire
60cm of 0.6mm thick wire
A selection of beads (in a range of sizes)
A ring mandrel
1) Take a ring that fits you well (preferably one with a bit of
space). Let it drop onto the ring mandrel and mark it with a pencil, this will
be a guideline for your ring.
| Mark the ring mandrel to use as a guide |
2) Taking the 0.6mm wire, wrap it around the ring mandrel
several times to create a ring. Once you have made the basic ring shape take
one end of the wire and wrap it tightly around the wire ring four times, repeat
this with the other end around a third way round the ring band. Cut the ends
close to the band and using the pliers press the end into the band making sure
any sharp edges are tucked in.
| Wrap 0.6mm wire around the ring mandrel at pencil mark |
| Secure it by wrapping the ends around the ring band |
3) Taking the 0.4mm, wrap one end at one of the ‘knots’ made on
the ring band.
| Wrap one end of the 0.4mm wire at one of the 'knots' |
4) Once you have done this, thread one bead onto the wire then wrap
the wire around the band once. Take another bead, then wrap the wire around the
band again, repeat this until you reach the other ‘knot’.
| Thread beads onto the wire and then wrap the wire around the ring band |
| Continue adding beads |
5) Once you are happy with the arrangement of the beads, finish
up by wrapping the end of the 0.4mm wire at one of the ‘knots’. Again taking
the pliers, tuck any sharp edges of the wire into the ring band.
| Finished! |
| Purple beads |
| Blue beads |
| Pink beads |
Monday, 27 February 2012
Another beaded ring tutorial
| Wide Blue Beaded ring |
| Blue Bead Ring |
To make this ring you will need:
Fishing line
24 blue beads
64 pale blue beads
64 white beads
This is quite a simple tutorial, just repetitive.
First start with one white bead and thread it onto the
fishing line, making sure that the bead reaches the middle of the line (and
ensuring the lengths of fishing line are of equal length on either side of the
bead).
Then thread two more white beads onto the line, when you add
the fourth bead make sure both ends of the fishing line cross through it to
make a loop of four white beads...
Continue threading beads as indicated on the diagram...
Here are a few more instructions which hopefully clear up any questions (the previous set of instructions probably lack a bit of detail!). Right click and save as to get a bigger view of the instructions (I can't seem to enlarge them any more on blogger!
Saturday, 25 February 2012
Beaded Ring Tutorial
This post is a tutorial on how to make a ring out of
(mostly) 2mm plastic beads. It can be a little fiddly but the tutorial for this
is much easier to follow than the mouse ball charm tutorial I posted up a while
back.
A ring made out of plastic beads is a nice alternative to metal (especially if you are allergic to metals). Also using fishing line to thread the beads gives the ring some flexibility, but you can use wire if you want the front detailing to lie flatter (rather than rounded).
1) All you need to do is use one long one piece of fishing line thread one bead onto it.
2) Let the bead fall about half way down the fishing line, make sure that you have equal lengths of fishing line on either side of the bead.
3)Then keep threading beads on both ends of the fishing line and make sure that both ends of the fishing line cross through the middle bead.
4) Keep going until you reach the desired band length, use both ends of the fishing line to cross through the first bead you threaded.
A ring made out of plastic beads is a nice alternative to metal (especially if you are allergic to metals). Also using fishing line to thread the beads gives the ring some flexibility, but you can use wire if you want the front detailing to lie flatter (rather than rounded).
| White and pale blue bead ring |
| Blue and White bead ring |
To make this ring you will need:
Fishing line
2mm beads in white X 42 (depends on how large you want to make the main band of the ring)
2mm beads in blue X 13 (depends on how large you want to make the main band of the ring)
4mm Swarovski beads X 8
1) All you need to do is use one long one piece of fishing line thread one bead onto it.
2) Let the bead fall about half way down the fishing line, make sure that you have equal lengths of fishing line on either side of the bead.
3)Then keep threading beads on both ends of the fishing line and make sure that both ends of the fishing line cross through the middle bead.
4) Keep going until you reach the desired band length, use both ends of the fishing line to cross through the first bead you threaded.
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| Beaded Ring Tutorial Diagram |
Friday, 24 February 2012
Coffee Cup Art
Thursday, 23 February 2012
Can you see what it is yet?
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It's Arsene Wenger as a lucky star!
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