Who hasn't wanted to create a DIY project based on the Mexican icon Frida Kahlo? This painter is like a muse for designers; we weave her, we paint her, we model her... Today, Pauline aka Pauline_Eline has woven her face in brickstitch with Miyuki Delicas 11/0 beads. Follow her diagram to make your own!
Need more ideas for patterns? We've got a ton of <a 1/tutoriels/f861-idees-bijoux-tendances-en-tissage-de-perles.html">bead weaving</a>.</p> <p>Are you new to Miyuki Delicas bead weaving? We invite you to take a look at our<strong>technical sheets</strong> such as <a 1/ressources/ft24021-how-to-start-a-weaving-brick-stitch.html">how-to-start-a-weaving-brick-stitch or <a 1/ressources/ft23211-how-to-weave-a-weaving-brick-stitch-with-increase-and-reduce.html">How to make a brick stitch weave with augmentation and reduction?</a></p> <p>Thank you Pauline for sharing this chart.</p> <p>In order not to lose any beads, we recommend using a <a 1/bead-mat-22.9x30.4-cm-x3-p-7813.html">bead-mat. Finally, to wear this Frida Kahlo as a long necklace or brooch, you can stiffen it using <a 1/vernis-glue-paper-patch-for-paper-towels-160ml-p-90106.html">vernis-glue Paper Patch</a> beforehand.</p> <p>We love seeing your creations so feel free to send us photos on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/perles.co">our Facebook page</a> or tag us on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/perlesandco/">Instagram</a> with <strong>#Perlesandco</strong>!</p>
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