BEAD DRAPES

Moon And Stars Bamboo Beaded Curtain Room Divider

This cool bamboo and wooden beaded curtain is a great way too add a retro 1960's look to any room. Measuring 36 inches wide, and 72 inches tall, the curtain features 31 rows of beads which, when seen altogether, have a crescent moon and stars design.The curtain has a solid wood crossbeam and eyelets for easy mounting. It's great for dorm closets or for use as a room divider.

Fill your doorway with a great retro look with this cool beaded curtain. We have a limited supply of these, so don't miss out!

I really love the shape of this necklace, but it's a little unusual so I don't know how it's going to be received by my "audience." It does wonders for making the neck look longer. I also really like the colors. I bought the fuchsia crystals a couple of weeks ago, and I've just been aching to use them. Swarovski crystals, glass pearls, Czech glass bugle beads, silver plated chain, and silver plated wire.

Smoky gray, chunky resin beads in diverse shapes for a cool trendsetting vibe. Drape this icy resin bead necklace against dark or light garments for wonderful contrast.

The newest installment in the top-selling Beadweaving Master Class series features popular jewelry and beading superstar Rachel Nelson-Smith.

Rachel approaches beading like a jazz musician approaches a song: she improvises freely and creatively, playing unexpected variations on basic themes. Here, Rachel reveals her techniques for combining right-angle weave, tubular peyote stitch, and exquisite embellishments.

Rachel's beautiful jazz-inspired pieces for beaders range from the Rondo necklace with repeated patterns to the Five Piece Band stackable ring. There are 23 inventive and fun jewelry projects in the book. “Riff It” sidebars offer suggestions for personalizing each design.

Rachel Nelson-Smith is a featured artist in the book Masters: Beadweaving. Other books in Lark Jewelry & Beading's Beadweaving Master Class series have been authored by Diane Fitzgerald, Marcia DeCoster, Laura McCabe, Sherry Serafini, and Maggie Meister.