The kits include free instructions, beads shown, thread and needles. All you need to get started beading using ladder stitch and brick stitch! You are the designer according to the beads included in each kit.

Price for each kit is $7 plus postage (postage for each kit--add $.55). Priority shipping--add $3.85. Include $.75 for insurance if you would like in addition. I accept Paypal, money orders and personal or business checks. Please don't send cash, I might not get it!!

If you order more than 5 kits, I will give you my wholesale price of $5 per kit!

**I would also love to make up custom kits for you. If you see something that you like or send me a description of the colors that you would like in your kit, I will make up a kit just for you. (Same pricing as above)

**Would you like to trade something that you make or sell for a necklace? I would love to barter with you! I also make custom necklaces using your beads (basic price of $50 per necklace).

Here's an example of my first necklace that was made from a similar kit (the mistakes are cleaverly hidden on the back).

All kits are currently sold, more will be posted soon!!:

Green luster seeds, green luster and copper picasso-type accents for the necklace, silver-lined iris green bugles, and bright copper plated seeds for designs. ***SOLD***

Dark red opaque seeds, silver-lined red bugles, opaque red accent beads for the necklace, and dark gold metallic seeds for accents. ***SOLD***

This kit has silver lined rocaille seeds, lilac satin bugles, grapy luster and square miyuki beads for necklace accents and Bright copper seed for design work. Yummy. ***SOLD***

**Beads in the kits are usually: seed beads size 11 in main color, metallic seed beads to use as design accents or sometimes other colors of seeds, bugle beads for possible use in ladder stitch and sometimes longer bugles to be used in the necklace or fringe of your bag, larger glass beads to be used for accents on the necklace portion of your necklace and sometimes silver or gold plated larger beads as well.

***Please note!: Seed beads I use are mostly Czechoslovakian. They vary in size and thickness sometimes considerably! Sometimes the beads may be Japanese which are more uniform in size. Bugles may be sharp because they are not tumbled at the factory like seed beads are. They also vary in size the same as the seeds. You may need to add in an extra seed bead or two or skip one or two to maintain the correct flatness of your bag. When stringing the bugles, I generally go around the joined loop of the bugles several times to prevent the bugles from cutting my threads (and they have before!)

This page was updated on 7-18-2002 JEJ