Fabric beads diy

DIY Fabric Beads and Homemade Mod Podge - This Mama Loves - How to Make Fabric Beads from Scraps of Fabric - Recipe for Homemade Mod Podge

Have some leftover fabrics and some old wooden beads at home? Turn them into this beautiful liberty fabric beads necklace! I saw this awesome idea by Red Blossom Designs on Youtube. It's a great way to upcycle old beads you no longer like. This is definitely a statement piece. Plus, it pairs perfectly with any

Learn how to make batik fabric beads and turn them into a one-of-a-kind necklace that shows off your sense of style. This DIY tutorial includes step-by-step photos, written instructions, and a video to demonstrate the technique.

I started making these rolled felt beads a few weeks ago and thought you might enjoy making some for your projects. Here is what you will need to get started. pieces of wool felt bamboo skewer or k…

How to Make Fabric Covered Beads: If you have scrap fabric you are not really sure what to do with, or you want to make something to match that out fit you just made. This is really fun. The finished items seen here can be found at my Etsy shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop/CairParave…

Make some unique one of a kind unique jewelry pieces with these diy fabric rag beads. #FabricRagBeads

I'm still obsessed with fabric beads. This is very odd since I usually spend a few days working on something and then go on to another project. Perhaps it's because I was presented with a challenge that I couldn't resist. There is nothing I like more than a challenge. The other day, one of my online friends, Shauna, mentioned that she had tried making fabric beads following directions she had read on the Internet. She was quite frustrated since her results were less than stellar. The…

My quilted fabric bead obsession continues... (Which is good, as they are now selling almost as fast as I can stitch them!) I've been experimenting with different fabrics, quilting stitches and sizes... Below are some examples of beads made from batik fabric, ( Yay! a great way to use up that stash I bough years ago!) Here, on the beads pictured above, the quilting is done in short rows going around the beads, creating a semi textured bead. Pictured above and below, I chose to do an all-over…

You make fabric beads the same way you make rolled paper beads, but I prefer fabric. I haven't had any success when I tried making paper beads (yet). It's easier to roll the fabric, and the beads get chunkier faster. Here is a quick tutorial to show you how easy and fun this is! 1.