Glori Bead, LLC

	Glori Bead, LLC Booth Number: TBD Address: 35 Woodfield Drive Webster, New York 14580 Website: https://gloribead.com Contact: gloribead@gmail.com Once I’ve settled on a project, I select the beads and color pallet for the piece. I primarily utilize an off-loom bead weaving technique. This technique requires picking up one or multiple beads at a time and stitching through beads previously added. It’s very important to manage thread tension and the proper securing of thread when either adding thread or ending the piece prior to adding the clasp. Off-loom bead weaving techniques that I use include the Ladder Stitch, Square Stitch, Herringbone Stitch, Brick Stitch, Peyote Stitch and Right-Angle Weave. I primarily use glass beads from the Czech Republic and Japan and crystal beads from Austria. I stitch with 6 or 8 pound fishing line so my pieces are solidly constructed. To keep my work varied I also use natural semi-precious gem stones, resin and coins in my finished designs.

Booth Number: TBD

Address:
35 Woodfield Drive
Webster, New York 14580

Once I’ve settled on a project, I select the beads and color pallet for the piece. I primarily utilize an off-loom bead weaving technique. This technique requires picking up one or multiple beads at a time and stitching through beads previously added. It’s very important to manage thread tension and the proper securing of thread when either adding thread or ending the piece prior to adding the clasp. Off-loom bead weaving techniques that I use include the Ladder Stitch, Square Stitch, Herringbone Stitch, Brick Stitch, Peyote Stitch and Right-Angle Weave. I primarily use glass beads from the Czech Republic and Japan and crystal beads from Austria. I stitch with 6 or 8 pound fishing line so my pieces are solidly constructed. To keep my work varied I also use natural semi-precious gem stones, resin and coins in my finished designs.

This lacy choker is accented with glass dagger beads from the Czech Republic.

These stunning earrings are made using the peyote stitch. Each bead is picked up individually and stitched into the next bead.

This bracelet is stitched with the herringbone stitch and is composed of glass beads from the Czech Republic

This is me working on making earrings from resin.