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Beaded Poinsettia Ornament

  • 1 day ago
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Teacher: Laurie Capponi


2" round ornaments surrounding with a Poinsettia design in gold, red, and green beads.
Laurie will demonstrate this month's beading technique.

Add a touch of intricate elegance to your holiday decor or needlework collection with our Beaded Poinsettia Ornament project. This stunning, two-sided netted design beautifully encases a standard glass ornament, weaving a delicate floral motif from seed beads.


For dynamic visual guidance, you can also follow along with our two-part video tutorial series.


Note: If you use the two videos, remember that you are using 11 inch seed beads and a 2” ornament ball.





Four 2" round ornaments in different colorways surrounding with a Poinsettia design in beads.

The Project Details for the Beaded Poinsettia Ornament

The finished project is a 2" ornament. This is a great introductory to beading on a 3-dimensional object.


Needle Art Technique:

  • Beading


Materials

  • Seed Beads: Size 11 in 3 to 4 coordinating colors

  • Beading Thread: Fireline

  • Base Ornament: A 2-inch ornament ball

 

Supplies

  • Needle: A standard beading needle

  • Miscellaneous: Bead mat and embroidery scissors


Please add your progress or finished project in the comments!


*Images provided by Laurie Capponi





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