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| Welcome to My Beadwork Lesson Lavender is made by "looping" technique. As it is easy, perfect for biginners. supply: for flowers = reddish purple triangles, purple triangles (If you can't find triangle beads, 11/0 seed beads work fine.), and pale green 11/0 for leaves = pale green 11/0 floral tape,gauge 30 stainless wire, guage 18 wire (for a stem) Copyright�½i�½b�½j 1998-2003 Mayumi Nishi All Rights Reserved |
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 String on to wire beads for flowers. A single loop is made of a set of 2 pale green 11/0s, 1 purple triangle, 1 reddish purple triangle, and 2 pale treen 11/0s. String a sufficient number of beads to make 20 -25 loops. |
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 Make approximately 20 -25 contiuous loops. It is better to vary number of loops on each stem. |
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 Attach one end of wire on to a stem wire with floral tape. |
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  Twist the other end of wire on to a stem tightly. tape a stem. |
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 Make leaves with looping technique. Make 8 centimeter (long leaf) and 4 centimeter (short leaf) single loops, a couple of each. Please refer fresh lavenders or its photo to know how many leaves you want to add. |
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 Attach leaves on to a stem with floral tape. |
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 Put finished stems in a pot filled with clay, balancing them well. Although this lavender is short-stemmed, you can make long one and arrange with other flowers. |
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| When you make flowers with size 11/0 seed beads, | |
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 a single loop is of a set of 2 pale green, 2 purple, 3 reddish purple, 2 purple and 2 pale green. Make 30-40 loops continuously, then follow from 5) to 10) of the above instruction. |