Showing posts with label Odyssey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Odyssey. Show all posts

Mar 2, 2017

New Odyssey Kits!

Odyssey Kits
Thank your mom, or anyone special to you, this Mother's Day by making or gifting one of the new additions to the Odyssey project, Lydia or Guin. Either kit has colors that align with the latest Pantone Spring 2017 Fashion Color Report, Pale Dogwood and Niagara.

If your mom loves to create like you do, then the kits include all the ingredients and instructions to let her enjoy a few hours of beading. The Odyssey is considered an all-levels project, which can be completed in three to four hours.


Lydia
The Lydia Odyssey sample is named after Janice's mother, who loved the color of Antique Rose. This jewelry design is strung on Tea Rose 4 ply Irish waxed linen and finished off with a 16mm Bamboo Silhouette Antique Copper Plated Pewter Button


Guin 
Just as with the Lydia kit, all the supplies you need to complete Guin are already in the kit when you order it. Kate's mother loves the color blue, and this piece is packed full of beautiful blue hues: Seafoam crystal lined AB 6/0 seed beads; Denim Irish Waxed Linen; and Light Blue Fine C-Lon

Additional tools required to make an Odyssey, other than your hands, include a tape measure, flush cutters or Xuron scissors, Deep Dish Project Tray and Insert or Macramé Board, scrap twine, and two binder clips. Each kit comes in a pretty organza bag to make the gifting that much easier for you. 

Aug 28, 2016

New Odyssey Projects


Odyssey, a waxed linen and beaded wrapped jewelry project, has three new samples: Tiger, Tiger; Caribbean Queen; and First Blush. This is a must make project that incorporates colored cord with Hill Tribe silver beads, heishi, and our awesome new cubes.
Follow our easy to use project maps, ingredients list, and free PDF project handout to make any of these new designs.



Flash Sale Friday...get creative!

Last week Kate went shopping for some special strands at a local gem show, and she brought back six stone strands she couldn't live with...