This pattern will fit a standard Bic Lighter. Flashes of light bounce off the beautiful Silver lined beads enhancing the contours Of the roses on this fantastic lighter cover.The design you see on the front is repeated on the back.
On the pattern pages, I have provided you with: Full page pattern for an easy read Suggested colors list, listed by DB number and color name for easy substitutions Picture of the finished piece Finishing tips for putting the bottom on the lighter cover
To the Native American Tribes that live on the great plains, the Thunderbird is sometimes known as "Wakinyan". The name Wakinyan is thought to come from the Dakota word kinyan which means winged. The Thunderbird is always surrounded by thick clouds which make it hard for him to be seen. But he is thought to be a great eagle who produces thunder from the beating of his wings and lightning from his eyes. He is shrouded in mystery.
This three page pattern features a full color graph-style beading chart for the cover which can be done in either peyote or brick stitch. It also has a color chart with suggested delica bead colors and bead counts.
Instructions for completing the bottom netting are included in chart and text formats. The innovative peyote/brick stitch diamond fringe pattern is explained in step-by-step graphic and written instructions.
Geckos are often found resting in the shadows or skittering in and out of bushes. Because they seem to be between light and darkness, they are often referred to as Dream Walkers.
Dreams are important to humans as they reveal messages that we hide deep in our minds. Gecko medicine can help us reveal these messages. The Gecko helps us look within to analyze our present reality, then more forward confidently into a world of new beginnings.
This two page pattern features a graph-style beading chart, two color keys with suggested Delica bead colors and bead count for both the body of the lighter cover and the fringe design, instructions to form the bottom of the lighter in both description and diagrams, and instructions for the leafy fringe design.
The pattern also features a color photo of the finished piece.
This design fits a standard Bic-style lighter.
If you have lost your way, the "Wise Old Owl" may guide you back to your proper path. By helping to control the rodent and bird population, the owl provides a vital function in nature. And the owl reminds us that sometimes too many posessions, projects, or other things often limit our ability to move freely through life. Clear away the old, so that the new can be born and grow.
This two page pattern features a full color graph style beading chart to create the body of the lighter cover, instructions in written and diagram form to create a bottom netting for the lighter, full-color diagrams for the fringe branched fringe, color keys for the body and finge beading, and a color photo of the finished piece.
The Horse is a symbol of freedom and the power that comes with being free. Even though a horse can be domesticated, its spirit is forever free. The horse is the guardian of travelers because it provides us with a freedom of movement and speed of travel that no other animal can.
This two page pattern features a full color graph style beading chart to create the body of the lighter cover, instructions in written and diagram form to create a bottom netting for the lighter, full-color diagrams for the fringe, color keys for the body and finge beading, and a color photo of the finished piece.
Wolf is the pathfinder and the forerunner of new ideas. Wolves mate for life and are fiercely loyal to family, friends and ideas.
I am a Wolf person (as my native name will tell you).
That is why I love this lighter cover. It features the paw print of a wolf with a moon-shaped shield behind it. To a wolf-person, the moon is a powerful ally. When a wolf howls at the moon, it is thought to be expressing its desire to connect with new ideas and wisdom.
This two-page pattern features a full color graph-style beading chart to stitch the body of the lighter, color keys with suggested bead colors and bead counts for both the cover and the fringe, detailed instructions to finish the bottom of the lighter, a diagram to complete the fringe and color photos of the finished piece.
This lighter cover fits a standard Bic-style lighter.
Why carry a plain lighter when you can wrap it in beads? This colorful Bears Paw Diamond pattern fits a standard Bic Lighter and is very easy to stitch.
The two-page pattern includes complete finishing instructions, a full color graph style beading chart, color key with suggested Delica bead colors and counts, diagram for adding the fringe and a color photo of the finished lighter cover.
Why carry a plain lighter when you can wrap it in beads? This colorful turtle shield pattern fits a standard Bic Lighter and is very easy to stitch.
The two-page pattern includes complete finishing instructions, a full color graph style beading chart, color key with suggested Delica bead colors and counts, diagram for adding the fringe and a color photo of the finished lighter cover with and without fringe.
This lighter cover was designed using Delica 11/0 and fits a standard Bic lighter. On the pattern pages I have provided you with a suggested colors list by name and number, complete bead counts, finishing instruction and a photo of the finished piece.
This would be a perfect gift for the him on your list, or just make one for yourself. The soft copper undertones on the AB beads used in the background add to the aged look of this wonderful lighter cover. You can work it flat and zip it up, or work it right around the lighter. This fantastic beaded cover will add a touch of class when you flick that bic. On the pattern pages, I have provided you with a supply list with complete bead counts, a photo of the finished piece and detailed instruction for creating the leather bottom.
This lighter cover is a new addition to my Stained Glass Series. The cover will fit a large Bic lighter. As always, you will be using 7 vibrant colors of Delicas.
Remember, you don't necessarily have to use a lighter to light a cigarette. Here is a blog post by our Beth of Bouncing Wolf Creations called And I don't even smoke....
This pattern was beaded up by my bead fairy, Llweyn Friars.
The pattern provides a full page graph and segmented blown up views for an easy read, a list of suggested Delicas, complete bead counts, and a photo of the finished piece. No basic stitch instruction is provided.
This wonderful lion was designed to fill a special request by one of my beading friends. He is just the right size to wrap around a standard Bic lighter. He would make an incredible amulet bag too! This can be worked flat and then zipped up, or you can work your lighter cover right on the lighter.
On the pattern pages, I have provided you with: Thumbnail image of the full pattern Full page pattern for an easy read Suggested colors list, listed by DB number and color name for easy substitutions Picture of the finished piece Finishing instruction for putting the bottom on the lighter cover
Hummingbirds are different from other birds who gain their power for flight from the downstroke of their wings. Hummingbirds find a large amount of power in the upstroke as well. They flap their wings 50 times per second in the pattern of an infinity symbol. These seemingly tireless birds symbolize eternity, continuity and infinity.
The Lighter Cover design features a native american symbol for a hummingbird that closely resembles an infinity symbol. The flower symbol along the bottom edge of the cover represents Honeysuckle -- one of the Hummingbirds favorite flowers. And the design on the top edge is a native american symbol for a star flower.
This two page pattern features a full color graph-style beading chart for the cover which can be done in either peyote or brick stitch. It also has a color chart with suggested delica bead colors and bead counts, and a color photo of the finished cover.
Instructions for completing the bottom netting are included in text and graphic form. The optional fringe pattern is presented in chart form with a color key which includes suggested bead colors and counts.
The finished lighter cover fits a standard Bic Style lighter.
Although I do not smoke, I often carry a mini lighter for those around me who do. Like every other accessory in my life, I love to have it beaded.
This mini lighter cover features diamonds in the 4-colors of the Lakota tradition. The 4-colors remind us of the 4 directions and the power they bring to our lives.
This 2-page pattern features a large full-color beading chart, suggested colors with bead counts, a full-color photo of the finished piece and instructions to finish the bottom of the piece.
Here is another item in the Patriotic Turtles series. This time I am bringing you a Patriotic Turtles Lighter Cover. Think of how wonderful your lighter will look with red, white and blue on it.
My bead fairy, Llweyn Friars, beaded this beautiful Patriotic Turtles Lighter Cover.
The pattern provides a full page graph, a list of suggested Delicas, complete bead counts, and a photo of the finished piece. No basic stitch instruction is provided.
Keep your bic under cover with this colorful butterfly. On the pattern pages I have included a full page graph with indexed colors, finishing instructions, a suggested list of Delica by name and number and a photo of the finished piece.
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