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Adventures in Bead Embroidery



Last Build Date: Sat, 07 Nov 2009 23:38:55 +0000

 

Washers for Wheels

Fri, 06 Nov 2009 14:10:00 +0000

Last night, I worked on the wheels for my beaded M1 Abrams military tank. I really liked the washers that I had shown previously because they were the perfect size for the piece, so I decided to just bead right over them using lazy stitch.I am using tiny size 15 seed beads, so it is taking awhile. Also, due to the weight of the hardware, I must stitch through each row of beads twice to make sure the washer is secure.Semi-beaded M1 Abrams main battle tank. Bead embroidery on f elt. 17" wide x 5.5" tall (40 x 13cm)You're probably wondering about the colour of the wheels. Real military tanks have no metal showing - they are painted almost entirely in camo colours, but since this is art, not an exact replica, and I want this piece to look a bit edgy. I really like the look of seed beads over metal. I am hoping it will remind the viewer of the power of the vehicle itself even though mine is made mostly from tiny glass seed beads. Guess I won't know exactly how it will look until I'm completely finished, so I'd better get back to beading! :D [...]

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