Required: medium size beads - 2.5 g bright yellow and 1 g pale yellow, 0.5 g larger lemon beads, thread, needle, pin.
Make a strip of two rows using the “mosaic” technique (Fig. 1, a, b). Lower the third row with a “brick stitch” to the middle of the strip. Then string the bead and pass the thread under the stitch of the previous row - the bead will lie obliquely (Fig. 1, c). Complete the fourth row in an arc, going around the end of the third row (Fig. 1, d). When lowering along an arc, fasten the next bead, clinging to the thread in the previous row that is under this bead.
You will cling to some strings twice. Place the beads in a row so that they fit tightly, but are not crowded. If at the end of the row there is a gap smaller than a bead, then do not try to squeeze the bead in there - leave a gap, otherwise the lemon slice will not turn out flat. There are beads different shapes, so the number of beads in your product and in the diagram may be different. The main thing is that the rows of beads lie in even arcs.
Having finished the row-arc, thread the needle under the nearest thread on the original strip and lower the next row (Fig. 1, e, f). Place pale beads among bright ones, forming radial veins. Continue lowering until the next row lies from one end of the original strip to the other. Make a row of pale beads (at the ends of the strip, catch the thread on the outer beads), then a row of lemon-colored beads (Fig. 2).
Secure the thread, but do not cut it.
Pass it through the beads to the point marked with a cross in Fig. 2. Using a few stitches, attach a pin to the beaded fabric.
Finally secure the thread and cut it off.
Orange
Required: b beads - 3 g orange (preferably transparent) and 1.5 g yellow, 1 g larger orange beads, thread and needle, pin.
Thread the orange using transparent orange and yellow beads (for details on the threading process, see the description of the lemon). Make the crust from large orange beads.
Watermelon
Required: large or medium beads - South red (preferably transparent) and 1.5 thunder, 2 g large green beads, several dark flat beads about 5 mm in diameter or very large beads (choose the flattest beads), thread and needle, pin.
First, make a “mosaic” strip of transparent red beads - these are the first two rows (Fig. 1, a, b). Lower the third row with a “brick stitch” of red beads with the addition of 1-2 dark seed beads (Fig. 1, c). Complete the fourth row to the middle of the strip. String 1 more bead and hook the thread onto the stitch of the previous row. Lower the next rows in an arc (Fig. 1, d, e). The number of beads in a row of your product may differ from the number in the pattern.
Add dark seeds to the red pulp of watermelon as follows. At the next step, string a dark bead and a red bead, secure the bead in the same way as the rest. The dark bead will stand vertically between two red beads (see Fig. 1, e). In the next row, thread the thread through the bead (Fig. 1, e). When performing the next row, thread the needle under the thread between the bead and the bead in the same way as you thread it under the thread between two beads (Fig. 2).
Complete the last red row from edge to edge of the original strip. The next row is made of pink beads. At the ends of the strip, hook the thread to the outer beads. The last row is made of green beads (see Fig. 2). Fasten the thread, pass it through the beads to the middle of the product (the cross in Fig. 2). Use a few stitches to attach the pin to the beaded fabric. Secure the thread and cut off the tails. Bend the pin with a hook so that you can hang a slice of watermelon on a bowl of fruit.
Summer is a time for long walks and bright accessories! A positive brooch in the shape of a watermelon slice will certainly give you and those around you the sunniest mood. It's easy to do - just follow detailed instructions master class on embroidery. Soft decorative felt, multi-colored glass beads "Gamma", the desire to create and imagination - that's all you need. Have the most juicy summer!
For work we need:
1. Decorative felt “Gamma”, art.: FSK-195 20 cm x 30 cm assorted
2.Artificial suede “PEPPY”, CUDDLE SUEDE collection (308 green)
3. Czech Republic seed beads “GAMMA” round 1 10/0 2.3 mm A055 white
4.Czech Republic seed beads “GAMMA” round 2 10/0 2.3 mm B098 black
5.Czech Republic seed beads “GAMMA” round 3 10/0 2.3 mm C132 red
6. Czech Republic seed beads “GAMMA” round 7 10/0 2.3 mm G462 t. green
7.Blanks for brooches “Zlatka”, art.: DC-310
8.Self-disappearing marker with “Gamma” corrector, art.: MKR-001 (purple)
9. Bead needles “Gamma”, art.: HN-30 No. 11
10.Dacron threads 130L
11. Scissors for sewing and needlework “Gamma”, art.: G-203
1. Using a self-disappearing marker “Gamma”, art.: MKR-001, draw the outline of a watermelon slice on felt “Gamma”, art.: FSK-195.
2. Cut along the contour with “Gamma” scissors, art.: G-203.
3. Take the green “GAMMA” beads, round 7 10/0 2.3 mm G462, and sew them around the edge of the future product: using a “Gamma” needle, art.: HN-30, go from the wrong side to the front side, pick up one green bead and go to the wrong side again .
4. Now let's pass the needle into the bead.
5. Let's continue sewing the semicircle.
6. Approaching the straight line, change the beads to red (“GAMMA” round 3 10/0 2.3 mm C132).
7. Let's start embroidering the needle with a back stitch, picking up three beads at a time. Let's make one row of green “GAMMA” beads, round 7 10/0 2.3 mm G462.
8. Then we embroider the second row with white “GAMMA” beads, round 1 10/0 2.3 mm A055.
9. The third and subsequent rows will be embroidered with red “GAMMA” beads, round 3 10/0 2.3 mm C132.
10. In a chaotic order, sew on black beads “GAMMA” round 2 10/0 2.3 mm B098.
11. Continue embroidering until we fill all the felt.
12. This is how the watermelon slice turned out.
All girls love to weave baubles. They can be worn as a sign of friendship or love, or simply as decoration. They can be woven from floss threads, and in this article we will talk about a beaded bauble. It is woven as easily as from thread, so anyone can make such a decoration for themselves.
Materials
In order to weave a beaded bauble with watermelons, you need to prepare the following materials:- Small beads in six colors: 58 white, 36 red, 12 black, 56 dark green, 48 light green, 40 pink.
- Regular sewing thread white for the leading thread.
- A ball of white “Iris” thread for the base.
- Scissors.
- A thin needle for beads.
- The surface on which the work will be done, you can take an old book.
- Scotch tape for securing threads.
Making a beautiful watermelon bauble
The bauble will consist of five beads in a row. Therefore, you need to prepare 6 threads from “Iris”, each 40-50 cm in length. They must be secured with tape to the surface. The leading sewing thread must be tied to the first thread, which should be about 1.5 m in length.
Now we need to make the first row. The bauble will consist of four watermelons looking into different sides. For the first row, string 5 white beads onto a needle and bring them to the end of the thread. After this, the beads must be placed under the warp threads so that each piece falls into its own cell.
Then you need to pass the needle back through all the beads, but already above the warp threads. The first row is ready.
On the second row the watermelon crust begins. All subsequent rows are woven in the same way as the first. 3 white and 2 dark green beads are strung on a needle. They are again placed under the warp threads, each should be in its own cell. The needle then passes back through all the beads above the warp threads. The second row is finished. Each row must be pulled up to the previous one to avoid creating holes.
All other rows must be woven according to the following pattern:
- 3rd row: 2 white, 1 dark green, 2 light green.
- 4th row: 1 white, 1 dark green, 1 light green, 2 pink.
- 5th row: 1 dark green, 1 light green, 1 pink, 1 black, 1 red.
- 6th row: 1 dark green, 1 light green, 1 pink, 2 red.
- 7th row: 1 dark green, 1 light green, 1 pink, 1 red, 1 black.
- 8th row: 1 dark green, 1 light green, 1 pink, 2 red.
- 9th row: 1 dark green, 1 light green, 1 pink, 1 black, 1 red.
- 10th row: 1 dark green, 1 light green, 1 pink, 2 red.
- 11th row: 1 white, 1 dark green, 1 light green, 2 pink.
- 12th row: 2 white, 1 dark green, 2 light green.
- 13th row: 3 white, 2 dark green.
To make your work easier, you can use the diagram. One square in the diagram is one bead. After the 25th row has ended, you need to start weaving the bracelet in the same way as the 2nd row.
The bauble of four watermelons is ready! All that remains is to carefully remove the tape and make pigtails at the ends. This bauble can ideally complement any summer look.
What is summer heat and relaxation associated with? Of course, with sweet juicy watermelons! And if you want to please yourself with a new bright decoration with your own hands, then we recommend you make a watermelon from beads.
The combination of light scarlet and green is playful and cheerful. One bright beaded bracelet and a pair of earrings paired with a white sundress will create a sensation. If you can't get out of your favorite jeans, then keep in mind that this is not a reason to deny yourself a juicy beaded watermelon. In fact, DIY watermelon decorations can transform any outfit.
Of course, you should first think about what DIY watermelon bead decoration what do we want in the end? These can be earrings-watermelon slices, keychains, bracelets, pendants, or even watermelon colors.
Today we have prepared for you a selection of several master classes on weaving watermelon, watermelon patterns from beads, and a couple of great ideas to implement.
Now we select beads that match the color and take the required diagram weaving a watermelon from beads and let's get to work!
What is summer heat and relaxation associated with? Of course, with sweet juicy watermelons! And if you want to please yourself with a new bright decoration with your own hands, then we recommend you make a watermelon from beads.
The combination of light scarlet and green is playful and cheerful. One bright beaded bracelet and a pair of earrings paired with a white sundress will create a sensation. If you can't get out of your favorite jeans, then keep in mind that this is not a reason to deny yourself a juicy beaded watermelon. In fact, DIY watermelon decorations can transform any outfit.
Of course, you should first think about what DIY watermelon bead decoration what do we want in the end? These can be earrings-watermelon slices, keychains, bracelets, pendants, or even watermelon colors.
Today we have prepared for you a selection of several master classes on weaving watermelon, watermelon patterns from beads, and a couple of great ideas to implement.
Now we select beads that match the color, take the desired pattern for weaving a watermelon from beads and get to work!
