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In this workshop you will learn how to make a simple beaded poppy for Indigenous Veterans Day and Remembrance Day, using a single needle flat beadwork technique. Suitable for beginner beaders and experienced beaders alike, ages 16 and up. All the materials will be provided. The workshop will be split between two 2-hour sessions via zoom where you will bead your poppy from start to finish and have the ability to share your progress and ask questions to the instructor. Sign up...
@PnPCBC My poppy was beaded by an Indigenous artist. I wear it to respect contributions & sacrifices Indigenous vets have made to Cdn armed forces
Killa Atencio, a Mi'kmaq artist living in Halifax, is beading poppies in recognition of the contributions Indigenous and non-Indigenous veterans have made.
Want to start beading but aren't sure where to start? Start here at Sundaylace Creations with this kit Perfect for beginners! #Poppysupplies #beadworkkits #beadwithahappyheart #sundaylacecreations
Beaded Poppies Quick Reference: Flat Stitch Beading Basics https://www.tiktok.com/@sundaylacecreations/video/7160678576277228805?q=sundaylacecreations&t=1678292557161 *Pre-step Glue down/Sew down your pattern on the top of the beading foundation. Then place the middle black gem in the center, either gluing it down
Design: In Remembrance Size: 28w x 28h Designer: Kell Smurthwaite, Kincavel Krosses Permissions: This design is copyright to Kell Smurthwaite and Kincavel Krosses You may use, copy and/or share thi…
Proudly supporting Veterans and their families with proceeds from the sale of our beaded Poppy donated to Indigenous Veterans Orange Shirt Day to support Residential School survivors and their descendent Pink Shirt Day was inspired by moments of kindness, empathy and understanding that can mean so much to children impacted by bullying. Red Dress Pins honouring missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. Our 2" beaded pins are created by the Indigenous company Tribal Roots Inc.
Killa Atencio, a Mi'kmaq artist living in Halifax, is beading poppies in recognition of the contributions Indigenous and non-Indigenous veterans have made.
