Christmas is the season of pleasure, and if you're a fan of beading and bead craft, then you can use your passion for the hobby to fuel an entire new look for your house this holiday season with a collection of free beadwork! If you're looking for fun Christmas beading ideas to add to the festive look to your home this December 25, then keep reading and we'll outline five Christmas projects you can try!
1 - Candy Canes - Simple and attractive as beadwork go, you don't need much in the way of supplies to make these, and the designs are kid-friendly to boot! The good news is that with even a modest stock of supplies, you have probably got everything you require to make many of these with supplies on hand, and they make excellent decorations for your Christmas tree!
2 - Christmas Trees - Little miniature trees can be made quickly and easily, with or without "decorations" (you can use multi-colored glass beads sewn around the tree design in different locations for a beautiful effect!). Another kid-friendly design that comes together fairly quickly!
3 - Wreaths - Similar to the tree design, above, but a bit more complicated, and as such, perhaps not as "child friendly" (because they take slightly longer to execute and see the results of your efforts, smaller kids might get frustrated before they are finished). Still, it is a fantastic little project that looks gorgeous when completed! Purchase several shades of green seed beads to make shadow and texture in your items, and highlight with red bits of holly.
4 - Angels - A moderately more hard piece (and again, something that childs may not have the patience for), the easiest patterns to work with display angels in profile. Purchase different shades of white, silver, and gray to make a dimensional effect in your pieces. These look wonderful on the tree!
5 - Snowflakes - Of all the beading ideas stated here, the snowflake pattern is the toughest one to get right. This is definitely not a pattern that small children could help with, as these can get quite complicated. They make among the most gorgeous and striking decorations on the tree, however, and if you have got the skill level and patience for it, you'll be well rewarded for your efforts! Executing one pattern well is (or can be) a somewhat daunting task, but if you are feeling especially adventurous, you can try making each snowflake on your tree unique! It is a tall order, but can surely be done, just be ready to dedicate quite a lot of time to the task!
As you can see from just the five beadwork above, there are all kinds of fun holiday beading projects you can sink your teeth into, and this list just barely scratches the surface!
1 - Candy Canes - Simple and attractive as beadwork go, you don't need much in the way of supplies to make these, and the designs are kid-friendly to boot! The good news is that with even a modest stock of supplies, you have probably got everything you require to make many of these with supplies on hand, and they make excellent decorations for your Christmas tree!
2 - Christmas Trees - Little miniature trees can be made quickly and easily, with or without "decorations" (you can use multi-colored glass beads sewn around the tree design in different locations for a beautiful effect!). Another kid-friendly design that comes together fairly quickly!
3 - Wreaths - Similar to the tree design, above, but a bit more complicated, and as such, perhaps not as "child friendly" (because they take slightly longer to execute and see the results of your efforts, smaller kids might get frustrated before they are finished). Still, it is a fantastic little project that looks gorgeous when completed! Purchase several shades of green seed beads to make shadow and texture in your items, and highlight with red bits of holly.
4 - Angels - A moderately more hard piece (and again, something that childs may not have the patience for), the easiest patterns to work with display angels in profile. Purchase different shades of white, silver, and gray to make a dimensional effect in your pieces. These look wonderful on the tree!
5 - Snowflakes - Of all the beading ideas stated here, the snowflake pattern is the toughest one to get right. This is definitely not a pattern that small children could help with, as these can get quite complicated. They make among the most gorgeous and striking decorations on the tree, however, and if you have got the skill level and patience for it, you'll be well rewarded for your efforts! Executing one pattern well is (or can be) a somewhat daunting task, but if you are feeling especially adventurous, you can try making each snowflake on your tree unique! It is a tall order, but can surely be done, just be ready to dedicate quite a lot of time to the task!
As you can see from just the five beadwork above, there are all kinds of fun holiday beading projects you can sink your teeth into, and this list just barely scratches the surface!
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