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Mardi Gras, a charted pattern worked in peyote (gourd) stitch using Japanese cylinder beads. Motif includes face and back of a woman's head, a multicolor interlocking zigzag motif and fringe.
BEAD & BUTTON #29 Feb 1999 pg. 26

Dogwood Tapestry charted pattern worked in peyote stitch using Japanese cylinder beads. End of band, shaped like branches of dogwood flowers, are worked separately in brick stitch and tacked onto the band.
BEAD & BUTTON #29 Feb 1999 pg. 26

Pattern with hearts and flowers worked in a bead stitch.
BEAD & BUTTON #30 Apr 1999 pg. 20

Pattern for a beaded version of Edvard Munch's painting, The Scream, worked in Japanese cylinder beads using the peyote stitch.
BEAD & BUTTON #30 Apr 1999 pg. 26

Kaleidoscope pattern worked in Japanese cylinder beads using a tubular peyote stitch.
BEAD & BUTTON #30 Apr 1999 pg. 26

Patterns for a two-sided bead weaving (like an amulet pouch) that has a motif of the Titanic on one side and an iceberg on the opposite side.
BEAD & BUTTON #31 Jun 1999 pg. 30

Sunflower pattern to weave in a flat peyote stitch with Japanese cylinder beads.
BEAD & BUTTON #32 Aug 1999 pg. 30

Pattern for an egret in water motif woven in brick stitch with Japanese cylinder beads.
BEAD & BUTTON #32 Aug 1999 pg. 30

Pattern for the motif of a peacock on a branch with flowers to bead weave.
BEAD & BUTTON #33 Oct 1999 pg. 30

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