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'''Beads''' can be made from a variety of materials ([[glass]], [[wood]], [[bone]], ...e [[Viking]]s, and tiny glass seed beads with late [[period]] [[Venice]]. Beads could even be carved into elaborate shapes.

...with), possibly because making small [[bead]]s is a vast effort, and such beads are easier to unpick and reuse than thread. ...leted beadworks to be either sewn to fabric or attached to a solid object. Beads were also strung on strings as [[jewelry]] eg. [[pearl]] necklaces, hair or

...d for [[jewelry]] - [[bone]] [[bead]]s, cheap stone, wooden or cheap glass beads and similar items. *Lois Sherer, ''"30,000 years of beads"''. (Available from many places including [[Melbourne University]] [[Librar

* [[pearl]]s and other beads ...sing either split or stem stitch. Roundals were outlined in [[pearl]]s and beads.

...welry application, though due to its extreme hardness it is seldom used in beads.

...hen cut en [[cabochon]] to be used in most jewelry applications. Moonstone beads are especially popular.

...''' is the use of needles and threads of varing thickness, with or without beads or other baubles, to lay down a logo or pattern onto [[fabric]] using vario

...r groups of stitches, or used as a [[gimp thread]] for decorative purpose. Beads can also be added either in straight rows or looping around the braid in a

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*drilled beads (beaded necklaces were very popular in ancient times, and also among the No

...d, coloured [[silk]]s,silver-gilt and silver threads, seed pearl and black beads

*occasionally embroidery or beads were added to a band to enhance surface decoration