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Toni Riddell |
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Scalloped Peyote: This bracelet creates a very unusual, interesting pattern by using two different sizes and shapes of beads. When completed, the bracelet almost feels like a slinky piece of material on your wrist. |
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Ndebele Ribbon Bracelet: You will learn basic ladder and flat herringbone/Ndebele stitches along how to increase/decrease beads, and an ideal way to attach a toggle clasp. (Beginner to intermediate level previous work with seed bead recommended) |
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“Persephone” Lace Choker: Whether dressing up jeans or wearing with a favorite sun dress, this 16” netted choker/collar set off with drops and or daggers will make you feel very special. (Although not a difficult pattern, this project is not recommended for beginners; previous work with size 11 seed beads recommended and or intermediate level beader) |
Ecuadorian Lace Leaf Bracelet: This simple yet striking bracelet is actually easier to make than it looks; once you learn a few “tricks” it goes together quickly. It can be made just one color, or two or three and you can use a variety of different beads for very different looks. Come try it and you’ll be wearing it the next day and starting to make gifts for friends. (Beginner to Intermediate level) |
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