Beaded Flower Earrings
Photo and Project by The Learning Center

In honor of Spring 2015, I am posting this sweet little pair of Beaded Flower Earrings I found at the Panda Hall's Learning Center.

The earrings are made with a very simple stitch that I think anyone can do.

These earrings have two basic flower components to them, but I would add a third because I really like long earrings that almost reach the shoulder. If you like smaller, more delicate earrings, then you could easily stop just at one flower.

Either way - the choice is yours once you start making them.

Click HERE to find out how to make 'em.

Now go bead something.

Danish Love Knot

I love tutorials that teach you technique because then you can use it in several projects - like this Danish Love Knot by blueforestjewelry.



Basic Danish Love Knot
Photo and Project by blueforestjewelry

Once you learn the basic design, you can make a variety of projects with it. Like this pair of Danish Love Knot Earrings:

Danish Love Knot Earrings
Photo and Project by blueforestjewelry

Or even this Danish Love Knot Bracelet:



Danish Love Knot Earrings
Photo and Project by blueforestjewelry

The tutorial knot (get it?) only teaches you the basic Danish Love Knot, but you create it directly from the spool of wire - so no waste!

Click HERE to find out how to make one.

Now go bead something.

Easy Peasy Beaded Mirror

Beaded Mirror
Photo and Project by Delineate Your Dwelling.com

Sometimes a girl (or a guy) just needs a beaded mirror and here's one that's super easy to make. Hot glue, beads, a round mirror (try another geometric shape instead) and some cardboard are all you need - though I would probably use some thin plywood if this was going in a bathroom or other humid environment. Did you know any big box home improvement store will usually cut the plywood for you for free!? And, remember you could always recycle a mirror too.

Click HERE to find out how to make one.

Now go bead something.

Celtic Knots Bracelet

Here's a project that's sure to garner some attention for you (and save you from some "pinches") when you wear it for St. Patrick's Day.

Celtic Knots Necklace
Project and Photo by laterlife.com

It may look complicated, but it really isn't - and - there are plenty of step by step photos to help you along.

Click HERE to make your own.

Now go bead something.

Hugs and Kisses Bracelet

Hugs and Kiss Bracelet
Project and Video by beadifulnights

Just in case you need a hug or a kiss or both, here is a Hugs and Kisses bracelet that you can make this weekend.

Best of all - yep - it's a video, so you can stop it, forward it , back it up or whatever you need to catch up while you're making it.

Click HERE to find out how to make one.

Now go bead something.

Criss Cross Bracelet

Here is a pretty little crystal bracelet designed by Deborah Roberti:



Criss Cross Bracelet
Project and Photo by Deborah Roberti at Around the Beading Table

Deborah uses RAW (right angle weave) to create this little beauty and, although she made a double row bracelet, I think you could easily stop and just one.

Plenty of step by step photos help you through the process - so, if you are new to Right Angle Weave, this is the perfect project to get your feet wet. If you already know RAW, then go ahead and make one - how about making it into a cuff by adding a few more rows -  huh?

Any who, click HERE to learn how.

Now go bead something.