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Customer's GALLERY & Competition

If you have bought beads form Beadaholics/Beadbug or been involved in one of the many Beadaholics Workshops you are welcome to submit photos of any of your finishes works to our Beadwork Gallery, with a brief description of the piece and a clear digital photo for everyone to see. From time to time we will be offering prizes for entries to the Gallery.

The best of every twenty submissions will recieve a Beadaholics Gift Voucher or Special Gift.

So start shooting those pictures now and email them in to jo@beadaholics.com.au



Anne-Marie Kape 
   
Necklace, Foil glass beads on Chinese knotted black satin cord.

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Anne-Marie Kape 
   
 Bracelet, double strand fluorite chips, rose glass cubes and Tibetan Silver spacers

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Anne-Marie Kape 
   
Bracelet, multi-strand Czech hurricane glass.

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Lynette McGregor 
   

This picture shows my first piece, a knotted pearl necklace, from the first week of the Threadwork series of classes.  For this I decided to deviate from my usual subdued and conservative colours.  I chose magenta silk thread (purchased from your shop) and a crazy and diverse range of colours in freshwater pearls (also mostly purchased from your shop).  The interesting features of this necklace are the groupings of 3 and 5 alternating pearls, with gaps in between the groups, the length of the necklace (it can be worn as a single long strand, or doubled over for a totally different look) – and of course the colours!!

 


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Lynette McGregor 
   

Lady bug necklace.

This necklace uses the (modified) tigertail “illusion” technique that we learnt in the very first week of our Beautiful Beaded Jewellery for Beginners’ class.  In burgundy/black tones, it uses two sizes of square glass beads (which I bought from Beadaholics) on two strands of black tigers tail.  Nine glass ladybug beads adds character to the necklace.  Free moving burgundy seed beads add to the novelty of this necklace, as well as the way the tigers tail crosses over through the main centre square beads. It is complemented by matching two-strand tigertail earrings.

 


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Lynette McGregor 
   

This is the Twisted Wire Choker from the first week of our Wonderful Wirework Course.  It uses 20 gauge silver artistic wire and a variety of beads in plum and pink, (most of which were purchased from Beadaholics).  I absolutely love this necklace because it is so intricate and unique, while also being so feminine.  The matching bracelet shows (very bravely) the closure (of hook and loop) which I think turned out very neatly. 

 

 

 


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