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Tying Beads

Seed Beads for your Accessories

Beads gives one a feeling of staying in tune with the times and also makes one look easy going and fun to be with. Did you know you could spice up your life with beads by putting them on your accessories? Yes, beads are equally good when you decorate your accessories with beads. You can make them look hip and happening and when you carry these seed beads encrusted accessories, you can make heads turn. Now how can you use seed beads in accessories? How do you make a simple, ordinary sling bag turn cool and fun to carry along.

Well, very easy – you can convert a plane Jane bag into a highly fashionable one with seed beads. You can string the beads in a wire or thread and knot the string in such a way so as the beads do not come out and fall. And then you can tie this small set of beads to your bag so that one end hangs loose in the air. This way you can make lots of sets and tie them to the bag to give it both an ethnic yet chic look.

Or you can sew the beads on your bag with the help of a thread and needle. However make sure you are not causing any damage to the bag. You can try sewing beads on a cloth bag. With leather bags, be careful and sew only when you are completely sure. You can sew the beads in a design or pattern, or you can simply put a line around the bag and enhance its appearance. You can sew or add seed beads to an old bag and make it look new and trendy.

Hence, seed beads make great pieces of jewellery and trinkets. And they also make accessories look great. They add the 'cool' factor to it and therefore makes them look quite trendy.

About the Author

Paul Shane cherishes a hobby of studying and collecting jewellery, to dig out the making and story behind them, especially the rare or exquisite ones, also the seed beads being used for manufacturing the jewellery. He also loves studying consumer behaviour related to jewellery selecting and buying. At present he is associated with a leading group called E-Beads Limited.

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