Artbeads Cafe - Live: Fun with Czech Glass Beads featuring Cynthia Kimura and Cheri Carlson
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- In this Facebook Live special episode, Cynthia and Cheri are making jewelry with unique Czech glass shapes. Find the items featured in this video here: www.artbeads.c...
This episode was originally aired as a Facebook Live video. To view the video on Facebook with original comments, click here: / 410230946237715
FEATURED JEWELRY:
Water Nymph Necklace: www.artbeads.c...
Dragonfly Hollow Necklace: www.artbeads.c...
Toffee Delight Necklace: www.artbeads.c...
Violet Woodnymph Necklace: www.artbeads.c...
Here are direct links to what the ladies used in their pieces:
Cheri:
Focal Beads
Mayan Sun Purple Silk Picasso Bead: www.artbeads.c...
Ivory with Rainbow Finish Dagger Leaf Design: www.artbeads.c...
Opaque Smoke Bronzed Luster two-hole dagger bead: www.artbeads.c...
Milky Jonquil Celsian Pear-Shaped Drop: www.artbeads.c...
Sunset Maple Pear-Shaped Drop: www.artbeads.c...
Accents
6mm Smoky Topaz AB Fire-Polished: www.artbeads.c...
2mm Picasso Luster Rounds: www.artbeads.c...
3mm Matte Metallic Goldenrod Fire-Polished: www.artbeads.c...
4mm Halo Ethereal Linen Fire-Polished Bead: www.artbeads.c...
Cynthia:
Dragonfly Necklace:
Large Brass Dragonfly: www.artbeads.c...
TierraCast Coiled Heishi Spacer: www.artbeads.c...
4mm Dark Brown Rounds: www.artbeads.c...
Purple and Matte Crystal with Antiqued Gold Old Style Drop: www.artbeads.c...
Oxidized Bronze Melon Beads: www.artbeads.c...
Ocean Necklace:
Gold Narwhal Charm: www.artbeads.c...
Copper Narwhal Charm: www.artbeads.c...
Gold Mussel Shell Charm: www.artbeads.c...
Copper Mussel Shell Charm: www.artbeads.c...
Faceted Elongated Bead Drop Pendant: www.artbeads.c...
Milky Peridot Celsion Pear-Shaped Drop: www.artbeads.c...
Milky Light Peridot Pear-Shaped Drop: www.artbeads.c...
4mm Dark Brown Rounds: www.artbeads.c...
Goddess Bead: www.artbeads.c...
Dagger Bead: www.artbeads.c...
Shop all Czech glass beads here: www.artbeads.c...
Hello Cynthia and Cheri from Downunder. Love your videos and the tips you give along the away. I love the shapes and colours of the Czech beads and also the lovely findings you use.
Beautiful beads
Hi,ladies. A question: I rarely use multiple teardrops as dangles, usually just one as a focal, or maybe three--one as focal, surrounded by one of either side for total of three. It seems when I start adding more up the sides of the necklace, they don't hang right. They kinda droop down, even hitting the necklace, not handing free. Do you have a suggestion to address how to hang multiple teardrops up the sides of necklaces so they hang correctly? Hope I'm explaining myself clearly. Thanks.
It sounds like if you added more round beads between each dangle they might hang better. Also, try making a shorter length of necklace, so that the dangles lay nicely on your neck while wearing. Here's an example of what we mean: www.artbeads.com/design-studio/jeweled-elegance-dagger-drops-necklace/ I hope this helps! - Becky
Love watching you two, but it's hard to see exactly. Can you get close ups so we can see better? Thanks
Hi from Colorado 😊
Is the 24 gauge the best gauge of wire to do messy wraps? Can you use 22 gauge also?
Hi there! 24 gauge is thinner and more flexible than 22 gauge, but 22 gauge works great, as well. The wrap will probably look a little thicker because of the thicker wire, but not by too much. Give it a try and see which one you prefer! They both work nicely.
HAVE fromAirbeads.co Crèche glass 3x8 mm 3 holds and no pattern please help!
Can u talk about wire sizes and use? Thx
Hi. For stringing beads, the ladies are using Artbeads Designer Jewelry wire in the medium size: www.artbeads.com/jewelry-supplies/artbeads-designer-jewelry-wire-49-strand-019/zp49-30f-019/ This is the jewelry wire that our designers use the most, especially when making necklaces and bracelets. For making the messy wrapped loops, Cheri is using Artbeads Designer Wire in 24 gauge: www.artbeads.com/jewelry-supplies/artbeads-designer-wire-vintage-bronze-24g/ 24 gauge wire is flexible, so it's good for messy wraps or intricate wire work. If you'd like to learn even more about stringing materials, take a look at this page: www.artbeads.com/artbeads-guide/all-about-stringing-materials
very bad video quality which is a shame because the colors of the beds and the shapes seem amazing
I'm very sorry to say due to the bad video quality this is no fun watching. It makes me dizzy and the eyes hurt.
I agree with you : the quality of the video is too bad, as the beads seem to be very beautiful