A bead case will be a good gift for any holiday. A simple master class with an embroidery scheme.

February 5, 2018 handmadebase

We present to your attention a master class oncreating a beaded glasses case. This little thing shows how well beads go with canvas embroidery. You can store glasses in this case, and if you double it, you can put crochet hooks or double-ended knitting needles in it. If you don’t fold it in half and add a lining, you get a very long case that will fit large knitting needles. The dimensions of the finished product are - the case is 8-14.3 cm. The stitches used in the product:

I've written;
“back needle”;
bargello;
oblique tapestry;
straight;
the Scottish smooth surface;
scalloped curb.

Materials used

28 g cream bead-grain № 11
7 g of green beads-grain №11
7 g beads-grain-colored somon №11
7 g of bronze beads-grain N11
Beaded needle and thread in the tone of beads or fabrics
1 coil twisted thread № 12 colors light somon
1 coil of motley green twisted thread No. 12
1 hank of a floss in six additions (cream, pale pink, somon, pale yellow, golden, light green)
1 coil of variegated (cream, yellow, brown, blue) twisted thread No. 12
1 coil of variegated (green and somon) silk or woolen embroidery thread
1 coil of variegated (cream, pale pink, pale green, pale blue) silk or woolen embroidery thread
1 bobbin of mohair thread for embroidery, color light saumon
1 coil of metallized golden floss in six additions
Tapestry Needle
Blunt needle for embroidery with beads
Canva 18 with a size of 8.5 x 30 cm
Lining cloth measuring 8.5 x 35 cm
Ironing board and iron
Scissors
Straight pins.

Description of steps for making the product 1.First, fold the top edge of the canvas under by the width of three stitches and iron it. 2. Using four folds of #12 green variegated thread, sew the hem into place with vertical stitches on three threads of the canvas, as in Fig. 3-31. 3. Then make scallops of six beads (two pink, one green, and three pink) on every other stitch along the top edge of the hem. You need to string one pink bead on both sides of the green one, as in Fig. 3-31. 4. Next, using a back stitch, sew one green bead to each stitch along the bottom row of straight stitches. 5. Embroider a zigzag pattern with a Bargello stitch, adding stitches of three beads after the dark green row. 6. Use bias tapestry to embroider the central stripe, and scotch stitch to embroider the side elements without beads. 7. Embroider the light green lining and the long bargello element, following Fig. 3-32. First, embroider section A from top to bottom, then B from bottom to top, and finally section C from top to bottom. 8. Add slanted bead stitches to the central tapestry element by threading a beaded thread through the needle. 9. Add beads to the scotch stitch by using #12 twisted threads in one fold – the same ones you used to embroider the scotch stitch.Assembling the product 1.Trim the edges of the canvas so that two strands of canvas remain on all sides. 2. Fold under 1 cm of the short side of the lining and iron. 3. Line up the short side sewn in step 2 with the top edge of the canvas, with the wrong sides together, so that the hem of the lining is just above the beaded trim of the canvas (this will prevent the beads from scratching the glasses when taking them out or putting them back in the case). 4. Sew in place with a small back stitch along the lining, 0.3 cm from the fold. 5. Pin the lining to the wrong side of the canvas. 6. Back stitch the bottom hem to hold it in place, then baste the sides. 7. Remove the pins and trim the excess edges of the lining flush with the canvas. 8. Using twisted thread #12 in four folds, sew the sides of the case with a loop stitch, stitching both layers of fabric. The case is ready!

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