Beadwork technique in the master class (photo)

Beadwork technique in the master class (photo)

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You can use beads not only to weave flowers anddecorations, but even “building” funny houses that can decorate your interior, becoming part of the intended bead composition or become a Christmas tree decoration for the New Year holiday.
We offer you options for weaving such structures and inspiring ideas for finished products.





Master-class on making a beaded house


Materials:

  • Multi-colored beads: beige, pink, blue, gray and black colors);
  • wire.

When creating our house, we use the technique of parallel weaving.
We start weaving from the wall and part of the roof, according to diagram No. 1.
We put a beige bead on the wire andwe move it to the middle of the wire. Next, we need to take 2 beige beads and string them on the right end of the wire, and insert the left end towards the beads on the right side. (see photo #1) and tighten our wire so that the beads are in the center (photo #2).
We take any end of the wire and string itonto it the next three beige beads, and then we pass the second end through them from the opposite side (photo No. 3), tightening the wire (photo No. 4).
Thus, it is necessary to continue weaving the wall of our house according to diagram 1.

Photo #1
Photo #2
Photo #3
Photo No. 4 Using diagram No. 2, we begin to weave the second wall.
The next piece of wire needs to be inserted into the drawstring above the pink top row of the first wall (see photo #5).
We string 16 beads on this wire.pink. Now you need to insert the end of the wire, which is next to the first wall, into the next draw, which is indicated by the red arrow in photo #6.
We make the next row by connecting two walls, inserting the wire into the drawstring, as in photo No. 7.
In this way we continue weaving the wall until it is completed (photo No. 8 illustrates the connection of adjacent walls).

Photo #5
Photo #6
Photo #7
Photo No. 8 Let's move on to diagram No. 3.Here we begin weaving the next wall, which we will start from the roof. When we reach the pink beads, we fasten the second and third walls, pushing the end of the wire through the drawstring (see photo #9).
The last fourth wall is woven according to diagram No. 4. It will need to be connected to the first and third, as in photo No. 10.
We weave the roof slopes from blue beads.Take the wire and insert it into the top row of beige triangle beads. String 16 blue beads onto one end and continue weaving using the parallel weaving technique. (photo #11).
We connect each subsequent row withtriangles through the drawstrings on both sides. Thus we weave the first half of the roof in the direction from top to bottom, and then we do the same actions but with the second piece of wire - this will be our second half of the roof.
You should get houses like photo #12.

Photo #9
Photo #10
Photo #11
Photo #12

Simple variations of beaded small houses

You can try to weave quite light flat houses, simply stringing the beads of the necessary colors onto the wire according to the scheme):

Weaving pattern for a flat houseAnother interesting option for making a bead house is to use a material such as plastic canvas.
Cut the canvas into pieces for the futureproducts. Embroider the beads strung on the fishing line in one direction on the canvas. On the sides, according to the scheme, you can embroider a pattern in the form of windows. Embroider the tops of the triangle with rows of five beads, starting from the top (row 1, row 2, row 3, etc. as in the photo), at the end, sew the triangle with the side. As a result, you should get three sewn elements of the house from the walls and roof. It remains to embroider the bottom and sew all the details together.












Video: parallel beading technique


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