This simple Beaded Ornament Cover is still one of my favorites. I usually make at least a few every year. If you are new to seed beading, this simple project is also a great way to learn the netting stitch. Use different colors of beads to get different looks.
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1 opinion for Netting Ornament Cover
Judy
Oct 26, 2007 at 2:07 pm
I love this design! It works up amazingly fast and I have embellished it with tiny jingle bells, fringe beads, “elf shoe” beads, dagger beads, drops, tiny dragonflies, and many other things. Using different beads makes the design look entirely different! I highly recommend this design for anyone wanting to make some unusual, handmade ornaments. They make great gifts. I thank the designer of this pattern for making it available to share with everyone!
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