Patterns and Kits

A playful bracelet, perfect for the summer with lots of sparkling potential!The pattern includes 18 pages with written instructions, many drawings, pictures and video sequences to ll parts of the project. To view the videos you need an internet...

Flower Pin is a new shawl pin, this time on an oval design. The pattern includes 20 pages with many drawings and illustrations. 

Beading level 2

Required supplies:

1 shawl pin oval (85x 55mm) 

3 round...

A box almost completely made in Double RAW stitch. The box has two different sides, one embellished with round beads, the other one with a Rivoli bezel in the center. Also the lid has a rivoli bezel sparkling in the center.The beaded...

This box is a little treasure chest. Not only because of its shape. The pattern itself contains lots of little treasures. Interesting techniques, embellishments, tips and tricks. The box is about 6cm wide and 7.5cm high. Although it is a three...

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...

There is nothing better than to pimp your hand knitted shawl with a  precious shawl pin. And even better, when the pin is coming along with lots of sparkle.

This shawl pin is a real eye catcher. The pin needle is a knitting needle,...

A new shawl pin, this time in a rather geometric look. The decorative part of the pin is quite flexible, so it can be easily adjusted to any kind of shawls. The rivolis are surrounded by many crystals and make this piece a rewal sparkling...

This cross is the most delicate one I made so far. It is about 6.5 to 4.5 cm small. Its special construction makes it very sturdy and the multitude of crystals create a unique sparkle. The fact that many of you make these little crosses as...

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....