All you need to know about the different types of beads used in beadwork. How many beads do you need for the project? Find bead charts here.
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This handbook gives beginners a full course on working with seed beads.
by Dustin Wedekind
- Published 2007
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Create jewelry with colorful seed beads.
by Beth Stone
- Paperback
- Published 2007
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200 failsafe color schemes for beautiul beadwork.
by Sandra Wallace
- Paperback
- Published 2007
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The more than 20 projects-each of which represents a specific color scheme or palette-include a discussion of the palette, multiple color illustrations, a beadwork pattern, and a listing of the beads required to complete that design.
by Margie Deeb
- Paperback
- Published 2004
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Information on bead sizes and descriptions.
Mill Hill
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A chart of bead size and size in millimeters.
Fire Mountain Gems
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The estimated number of beads in a package.
Fire Mountain Gems
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Clear, concise sample cards with bead numbers and color swatch of Toho Beads.
Toho Beads
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How to use crimp beads.
Beadaholique
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A chart about how to clean gems.
Fire Mountain Gems
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A list of Mill Hill Bead name and number and the closest matching DMC and Anchor embroidery floss number.
Count Cross Stitch, Needlework and Stitchery Page
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