Patterns and Kits

This bangle is made with a simple mix of CRAW and DCRAW units and just invites to play with colors. You can make it in the full version with four rows or combine several smaller bangles with one or two rows, just as you prefer.

The...

The Boxer is a 7 x 5 cm beaded box. A real technique party for advanced beaders. Proper knowledge in cubic RAW is required. The pattern includes 34 pages with many drawings and illustrations. 

Beading level 3

Required...

A multi strand bracelet? Here we go!

Or do you prefer a wrap bracelet? No problem. The pattern and kits allow you to make both versions. Either you work the strands in a row or next to each other. Just as you like. 

The pattern is...

This long necklace with 12 little spheres is just inviting you to play with colors. Although it consists of components, it is made in one piece. The pattern includes 16 pages with many drawings and pictures. Intermediate Level

Required...

A classic by Trytobead. 15 years after publishing the first version, I decided to give it a remodeling. Bokhara reloaded is a bit slimmer, has way more crystals in it and a different background pattern. I also decided to change to a slider...

The sequel of Handle with care. Due to the attached chatons, the spikes are not so dominant in the design, which make the bracelet much more elegant. 

15 pages with many drawings and images.

Beading level 2 (good basic...

Glitter and Gold is a relatively easy project and yet is is a great eye catcher on your wrist. The alternating components provide nice options to play with contrasting colors.

The pattern includes 21 pages with written instructions, many...

This bracelet was inspired by scandinavian folk dances.  Although the ruffles make it look big, it is astonishlingly soft and comfortable to wear. The pattern includes 11 pages with many drawings and pictures. Basic knowledge in RAW is...

This round beaded ornament is actually rather a cube, but the embellishments resulted in a more rounded structure.

Wether you hang it in a window, put it in a vitrine or just keep it on your desk to hold it now and then, it is up to you....