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You'll get all the materials you need to make one "Antique" Satin and Lace Ornament. NOTE: PATTERN NOT INCLUDED. Please purchase downloadable e-Pattern separately.

Supplies pak contains your choice of color for the satin ornament ball, choice of thread, pearl seed beads, and fine gauge pins for attaching your completed lace edging to the ball. I even save you the work of stringing the beads onto the thread. Your pre-strung beads are ready for you to start knitting right away! Sample model pictured is white satin ball with unbleached linen thread.

Knitted with red yarn, these simple yet fascinating socks alternate blue and white beads in a simple knit and purl pattern. The stripes of beads in the cuff suggest the U.S. flag proudly waving in the breeze.

Tiny and adorable. This little beaded pumpkin will be the hit of your fall holiday decorating and entertaining.

Bead Skinny Skarf is a play on words, reflecting on the fashion of cinching in a waist to look skinny. Bead Skinny gives the illusion of cinching the curvy lines of the faux eyelet cable with a pretty bead.

A bonus is pleasing reversibility thanks to how the ribbed texture surrounding the lozenges of eyelets and the beads are equally prominent on both the right side and wrong side.

You'll get the pattern and all the materials you need to make one "Antique" Satin and Lace Ornament.

Kit contains printed pattern, your choice of color for the satin ornament ball, choice of thread, pearl seed beads, and fine gauge pins for attaching your completed lace edging to the ball. I even save you the work of stringing the beads onto the thread. Your pre-strung beads are ready for you to start knitting right away! Sample model pictured is white satin ball with unbleached linen thread.

This kit includes printed pattern instructions and all the high quality superwash wool/nylon yarns and Miyuki beads you need to knit a pair of Beaded Shamrocks Socks as shown through size large. A nylon collapsing eye needle to help you easily string the beads onto the yarn.

Celebrating St. Patrick's day and Springtime - shamrocks and the promise of faith. Legend has it that St. Patrick used the shamrock to communicate the doctrine of the Trinity. The three leaves combine to make a single plant, just as the Father, Son and Holy Ghost combine to make the holy Trinity.