In part one of this series I showed how to design and create cute little scenes using silk ribbon, beads and simple embroidery stitches.

This is such a relaxing and fun pastime, I hope you give it a try.

In today’s video I will show how to take your embroidered scene and fit it into a bezel so you can wear it as a necklace or other jewelry.

We’ll cover:

• How to deal with round forms
• How to create an easy miter for a clean finish on square or rectangular shapes
• How I dealt with an usual style bezel frame.
• **As a bonus I’ll show you my very first piece of silk ribbon embroidery! (Be prepared to wince.)

In case you missed it, you’ll find part one here: 

Silk Ribbon Jewelry-It’s Easier Than You Think! Simple Embroidery, Pretty Pendants, Tutorial Pt 1 of 2

Tools and Materials:

• Metal bezel frames such as:
  • Tim Holtz Idea-ology Cameo Frames
  • Silver plated brass oval bezel ring
  • 32mm (1 1/4″) square copper bezel pendant
  • 25mm round bezel floral frame pendant
• embroidery hoop
• silk ribbon
• fabric
• chenille needles
• sewing needles
• embroidery floss
• beads for accents, if desired
• beading needles (if using beads)
• acid free paper (such as for scrapbooking)
• E6000 glue
• sharp pencil w/eraser

Those of you who are patrons, don’t forget that I have the sketches available to you for download at https://www.patreon.com/sandysewin/posts.

Enjoy the video and happy creating!

Watch the Silk Ribbon Jewelry-How To Create Darling Embroidery Pendants, Tutorial Pt 2 of 2 video at YouTube.

Watch part 1:  Silk Ribbon Jewelry-It’s Easier Than You Think! Simple Embroidery, Pretty Pendants, Tutorial Pt 1 of 2

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