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Weaving Glass Beads
Read about it through the above link
See the
Wedding Kimonos
on the main page |
Madelyn Ricks
Short
Kimonos
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Click on the images
to enlarge them
and for
detailed information
The Kimonos are placed on Plexiglas
stands
(below, center) |

Beauty Kimono
SOLD
Collectors, Palm Beach, FL |
Several Collectors requested to preview the Kimonos to be
created by Madelyn
The 2006 Short Kimonos
are
11" long
and $3850
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South Western Kimono
SOLD Collectors, Sedona, AZ |
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Light Blues Kimono
SOLD
Collectors, Rockleigh, NJ |
All the Kimonos shown
on this page SOLD
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Feathers Kimono
SOLD Collectors,
Southboro, MA |
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Weaving Glass Beads
It is the art of interlocking beads together
with thread is both ancient and universal. Madelyn's designs are a
mixture of many different cultures and times. The technique is
peyote stitch named by the Native Americans in the US.
A very
strong multifilament nylon thread is used. The square glass beads are a high quality
glass manufactured in Japan using novel techniques. Many of the beads are plated with precious metals such as 24K gold, rhodium and
palladium.
Also used, are lot of silver-lined colored beads to create a
lot of sparkle, making the finished piece look like
small dots of
colored light woven together.
There are very few artists that work
with beads this small ( about 300 per square inch), or create pieces
with such intricate patterns and colors.
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