The PDF you will receive is 10 pages long and contains 50 high quality, full color images along with detailed written instructions on making your own French Beaded Ivy vines.
This pattern contains instructions for two different types of Ivy – one with 5 points (left), and one with 3 points (right).
Techniques Required:
· Basic Frame
· Spokes
· Loops
· Lacing (or Lace-as-you-go)
· Scallops
 All of these techniques are taught in the Learn French Beading section on my website.Â
Lauren Harpster of Lauren’s Creations © 2018. This design and pattern is copyright protected and is offered for personal, non-commercial use only. You are purchasing a copy of the pattern for yourself only. It may not be shared, resold, or redistributed in any form, even without monetary gain. It may not be used for teaching classes. Items made from this pattern may be sold as long as credit is given to Lauren Harpster for the design. Otherwise, items made from this pattern may not be sold.
All sales of PDF tutorials and patterns are final and cannot be refunded.
PDF written in English using both Imperial and Metric terms for measurement.
Materials:
Beads: 5 Point Leaf Branch
- 40 grams size 11/0 seed beads in transparent green
- 25 grams size 11/0 seed beads in opaque light green (optional, for shading*)
Beads: 3 Point Leaf Branch
- 60 grams size 11/0 seed beads in transparent green
Wire:
- 26 gauge green copper core wire**
- 30-32 gauge green copper core wire
- 30-32 gauge green copper core wire
- 1 piece 16 gauge florist stem wire
Other:
- Green floral tape
Quantities are approximate. I recommend that you always purchase a little more than a pattern calls for, just in case.
* If you are not shading your leaves, you will need 65 total grams of transparent green.Â
** This pattern is best worked in 26 gauge wire. 24 gauge wire makes it harder to make sharp points along the inside corners on the leaves. If you want extra support in your leaves, try using 24 or 22 gauge for just the basic row, and attaching 26 gauge wire below for the working wire.
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