Tri-Bead Fun Propeller Beads VTG Beading Craft How To Instruction Book Patterns

Description

Craft Book: Tri-Bead Fun
by Hazel's Guest Artist, Audrey Moore
Creative American Craft Series
1972 Hazel Pearson Handicrafts
16 Pages
Plastic tri-beads or propeller beads, as they are sometimes called, take their name from their shape. And their shape is what makes these popular, inexpensive beads so very versatile. They string well, glue well, pin well, melt well - in oven or any covered pan, and are most attractive used with other beads and pearls.
The projects in this book use tri-beads alone and in dozens of imaginative combinations with other easy to obtain craft materials. Tri-beads are available in opaque, transparent and aurora borealis in a rainbow of colors.
Contents:
Gold Rush, Boutique Knitter Necklace
Melting Tri-Beads, Wind Chimes - Christmas Ornaments
Pinning Tri-Beads, Beaded Fruit
Key Chains for "Key" People
Serenade, 2 needle ensemble
Fascination, 2 needle ensemble
Barefoot Sandals, crocheted
Easter Egg Jackets, crocheted
Gluing Tri-Beads
Tri-Bead Creations
Simple Christmas-Time Projects
Heavenly Angelique
Sparkle-Lite Candle Holder - Aloha Safety Pin Bracelet
Bloomin' Tri-Beads
Strung Jewelry
Tying Your Necklace