Stitch a beautiful wrist corsage with seed beads and Tila beads

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1 NETTING / BEAD WEAVING Aster raelet Stith a eautiful wrist orsage with seed eads and Tila eads designed y Dawn Arnote Tila spokes form petals rising from a netted ase in this statement raelet. FCT-SC _ Kalmah Pulishing Co. This material may not e reprodued in any form without permission from the pulisher. faetjewelry.om

2 5 mm Tila ead, olor A 5 mm Tila ead, olor B j 5 mm Tila ead, olor C 5 mm Tila ead, olor D 110 seed ead a i materials orange aster raelet 6½ in. (16.5 m) 5 mm Tila eads 48 olor A (Miyuki 2315, rik red) 12 olor B (Miyuki 406FR, matte opaque orange AB) 12 olor C (Miyuki 132FR, matte transparent uttersoth AB) olor D (Miyuki 458, rown iris) 2 3 g 110 seed eads (Miyuki 465, metalli dark green iris) 2-strand slide lasp 4 6 mm jump rings Fireline 6 l. test eading needles, #11 2 pairs of pliers k d FIGURE 1 e f h g red aster raelet olors: 5 mm Tila eads olor A (Miyuki 254, transparent red AB) olor B (Miyuki 408FR, matte opaque red) olor C (Miyuki 2592, antique ivory silk satin) olor D (Miyuki 132FR, transparent light topaz AB) 110 seed eads (Toho 1702, gilded marle green) stepystep Netted ase [1] On yd. (1.4 m) of Fireline, pik up six 110 seed eads. Sew through all the eads again to form a ring, leaving a 6-in. (15 m) tail. [2] Work seven rounds of netting as follows: Round 1: Pik up three 110s, skip the next 110 in the ring, and sew through the following 110. Repeat this stith to omplete the round, and step up through the first three 110s added in this round (figure 1, a ). Round 2: Pik up an 110, and sew through the next three 110s added in the previous round. Repeat this stith to omplete the round, and step up through the first 110 added in this round ( ). Round 3: Pik up three 110s, skip the next 110, and sew through the following 110 added in round 1. Pik up three 110s, skip the next 110, and sew through the following 110 added in round 2. Repeat these two stithes to omplete the round, and step up through the first two 110s added in this round ( d). You will now have a six-point star. Round 4: Pik up five 110s, and sew through the enter 110 in the next point. Repeat this stith to omplete the round, and step up through the first five 110s added in this round (d e). Round 5: Pik up an 110, and sew through the next five 110s added in the previous round. Repeat this stith to omplete the round, and step up through the first 110 added in this round (e f). Round 6: Pik up five 110s, and sew through the enter 110 in the next point. Pik up five 110s, and sew through the next 110 added in the previous round. Repeat these two stithes to omplete the round, and step up through the first DESIGNER S NOTE: Work with loose ut even tension so that your raelet is flexile and organi looking. Dawn Arnote lives in Pamona, California, with her husand, David, and her dogs Boomer and Taz. She has een teahing eading for many years and elieves it is of the utmost importane to share this passion with anyone willing to learn.

3 FIGURE 2 a three 110s added in this round (f g). You will now have a 12-point star. Round 7: Pik up five 110s, and sew through the enter 110 in the next point. Repeat this stith to omplete the round (g h). [3] To make a pair of onnetion loops for the straps: Pik up four 110s, skip the next five-ead point reated in the previous round, and sew through the enter 110 in the following point reated in round 6. Repeat this stith one (h i). [4] Sew through the next four points around the outer edge of the eadwork to exit a enter 110 in the fifth point opposite the onnetion (i j). [5] Repeat step 3 (j k), and end the working thread and tail (How-Tos). The side of the ase with the onnetion loops will e the ak of the netted ase. Flower [1] Working on the front of the netted ase, add 2 yd. (1.8 m) of Fireline to the eadwork (How-Tos), and exit the in round 7 (figure 2, point a). [2] Pik up two olor A Tila eads and two 110s, and sew down through the other hole of the Tila eads. Skip the next 110 in the point, and sew through the following five 110s (a ). Do not pull the thread too tight, as you want the Tila eads to lie flat on the surfae of the netting. Repeat this stith 11 times, ut in the last repeat, sew through the eadwork to exit the in round 6 of Netted ase ( ). You will add 12 petals in this step. [3] Work as in step 2 to add petals to the points in round 6 using As, and sew through the eadwork to exit the in round 4 of Netted ase (figure 3). FIGURE 3

4 FIGURE 4 [4] Work as in step 2 to add petals to the points in round 4 using olor B Tila eads, and sew through the eadwork to exit the first 110 in a three-ead point added in round 3 of Netted ase (figure 4). You will add six petals in this step. [5] Work as in step 2 to add petals to the points in round 3 using olor C Tila eads, and sew through the eadwork to exit an 110 in the original ring (figure 5). You will add six petals in this step. [6] Pik up six 110s, skip the last 110, sew ak through the remaining 110s just piked up, and ontinue through the next 110 in the original ring. Repeat this stith to add a total of six to eight fringes in the enter of the flower. End the thread. FIGURE 5

5 a FIGURE 6 Straps [1] Add 1 yd. (.9 m) of Fireline to the netted ase, and exit a enter pair of 110s in a onnetion loop, added in steps 3 5 of Netted ase (figure 6, point a). [2] Pik up an 110, a olor D Tila ead, and three 110s. Sew down through the other hole of the D, pik up an 110, and sew through the enter pair of 110s your thread exited at the start of this step in the same diretion. Continue through the first 110 added in this step, the first hole of the D, and the next two 110s (a ). [3] Pik an 110, a D, and three 110s. Sew down through the other hole of the D, pik up an 110, and sew through the 110 your thread exited at the start of this step. Continue through the first 110 piked up in this step, the first hole of the D, and the next two 110s ( ). [4] Repeat step 3 to the desired strap length, ut as you add the last D, pik up five 110s instead of three. Keep in mind that this strap will only e half the length of the raelet. For a in. (16.5 m) raelet, work a strap with seven Tila eads. Retrae the thread path through the strap, and sew through the eadwork to exit the pair of enter 110s in the adjaent onnetion loop. [5] Repeat steps 2 4 to work a Tila ead strap off of the remaining three onnetion loops. End the thread. [6] Open a 6 mm jump ring (Online Basis), and attah a loop of the lasp to a five-ead loop at the end of a strap. Repeat to onnet the adjaent strap to the adjaent loop of the lasp, making sure the straps are not twisted. Repeat to attah the remaining straps to the lasp. w