Bead Embroidery: PATTERN & INSTRUCTIONS ONLY Digital file, without beads. Right-Handed
Seascape: Couture Hand Bead Embroidery 
 
Download this online instruction booklet. Ready to use immediately in the comfort of your own home.
 
NO BEADS ARE INCLUDED. PURCHASE A BEAD KIT SEPARATELY OR USE YOUR OWN BEADS
 
Colour: Blue
Size: 21cm X 28cm (8” x 11”)
Skill Level: Beginners & Enthusiasts. 
This is a hand bead embroidery project. (Using a needle)
 
If you are fascinated by the underwater world and the dazzling coral reefs this is the class for you. Hand bead embroidery enables you to create this fabulous 3-dimensional piece of artwork, set on a silk dupion blue background
 
Included in this class as some specific hand bead embroidery techniques that can be used in many other projects. Make coral using bead wire weaving techniques, make trumpet coral using wire tubing, make anemones from organza, create tube coral from sequins and beads. Using long bugle beads you will make coral fans using the interweaving method with shadows using fluted silk ribbon techniques. Create starfishes out of beads, sand out of silk ribbon loops and thread French knots and sea urchins out of 3-dimensional bugle beads.
 
Hand Bead embroidery techniques with a needle are used to stitch beads to plain fabric in a design. 
 
Included: Instruction Booklet
Finished project photo cover page, Design Pattern BW, Color Key
Bead & Materials list:  description & quantities needed to complete this kit
How to transfer an embroidery design to fabric
How to put the fabric on a frame
Starting & finishing stitches.
Step by step instructions Hand Bead Embroidery techniques with diagrams & photos 
 
You will need to supply:
1 x 18” x 16” min roller bar / slate frame 
2 x meters x 3cm cotton webbing for side lacings
2 x quick grip clamp 15” Irwin brand
 
Techniques: 
Transferring pattern to fabric.
Bead embroidery on flat fabric (like working on a partially finished dress). 
How to put the fabric into a frame
Starting and finishing techniques
Couture hand beading techniques, Using a needle: single seed bead anchor, back stitch, single bead stitch, bead wire weaving techniques, wire tubing, Suffolk puffs, silk ribbon stitches, surface embroidery stitches.