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Friday, 16 December 2011

Seed Bead Rings You Can Make

Design your own ring with this bead graphing paper.

Thanks for stopping by my page.  I hope you are enjoying the seed bead ring tutorial. If you haven't seen it yet, you can use the link below to check it out on Kindle.  Don't have a Kindle?  No problem!  You can always download it to your computer and read it using amazon's free app.

The following are the rings that my how-to teaches you to make:






I know some folks like to see a little of what they are going to get so here are a few sample pages.




5 comments:

  1. I love it! I had seen it on the Kindle Store and everything,and realized that it wasn't free! I thought it was a free download type thing. Is there any way you could make it (and the bracelet one) free for people like me who just can't afford it?

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  2. To make the bracelets, would I just have to basicaly make the rings in a much bigger size?

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  3. I charged the least amount as I could for the bracelet tutorial. Kindle has a minimum of $2.99 for any publication and I don't think that is too much money. People spend more than that on a cup of coffee these days.

    As far as the $3.99 for my ring tutorial - it took me over a week to get that done and there is a ton of potential for anyone who purchases it. You can do just about anything with it if you let your creativity flow.

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  4. To make the rings into bracelets just make them as long as you want. I make them into delicate stacking bracelets that just slip over the hand. A good example is the flower ring... http://www.etsy.com/listing/89489461/black-seed-bead-bracelet-with-gold-and ...the link won't work but you can copy and paste that into your search bar.

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  5. Love you tutorials. Thank you for keeping your cost low, but it's worth more. People don't realize how much time & effort goes into a project descriptions. In itself, it's an art form.
    As a senior citizen, I voice my opinions more often. So to the 'poor' lady here goes. If you can afford a Kindle & the internet, you can afford to pay for this woman's work. Do you give all of your crafts away? I doubt it!

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