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category: Crafts & Hobbies
published: Jun 2025
ISBN:9781998526222
publisher: Harbour Publishing Co. Ltd.

Complete Beading for Beginners

by Karen Rempel

tagged: beadwork
Description

Everybody’s beading again! Beading is fun, supplies are inexpensive, and in just one evening, you can make something gorgeous to wear or give, simply by learning a few easy techniques.

Complete Beading for Beginners shows you how to make beaded bracelets, rings, earrings, dream catchers, embroidered clothes—and even your own beads. Just choose a project, follow the simple directions, and you’re on your way. This bestselling book offers easy-to-follow diagrams, troubleshooting guides, information on basic tools and materials, and inspirational tips to help you create your own designs.

Chapters include Stringing, Earrings, Off-Loom Weaving, Loom Weaving, Bead Embroidery, Making Your Own Beads, Planning and Design, Solutions to Common Beading Problems, Basic Knots, and Tools and Materials.

Whether you’re a total beginner or looking to refresh your skills, Complete Beading for Beginners is the perfect resource to unlock your creativity and bring your beading ideas to life. With its clear instructions and endless possibilities, you’ll be amazed at how quickly you can craft beautiful, personalized pieces. Discover the joy of beading and create unique pieces that reflect your personal style.

About the Author

Karen Rempel began beading at the age of ten. She was born in Vancouver, BC, and received her Master’s degree from Naropa University. She has published fiction, poetry, feature articles, and photography in many publications including Chelsea News, Our Town Downtown, Room, Vancouver Sun and WestView News. Karen is an award-winning writer (www.karenrempel.com) and artist (www.klove.nyc). She has been profiled in Chatelaine Magazine and her Manhattan style column Karen’s Quirky Style (www.karenqs.nyc) has been mentioned in the New Yorker. Karen lives in New York, NY.

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