It's amazing to enjoy other's style and talent.  We are all so different but all share the same passion....beading!
Even if you string or stitch we'd love to hear from you if you'd like your work to be showcased here. 
Just email us at mail@wegotthebead.com with your photo attached along with your first name and your email address in the body of the message.  We would love the honor to show your work to others.

When we receive a submission for the Design Gallery we send you a special coupon code you can use on your next order.




This bracelet has a "Square Stitched" base and then accented with our Shiny Copper Ripple Chip Beads.  Thanks to Mary P. for all her hard work on this project!



This necklace was created by Jake (7 years old!)



This bracelet is created from the Gunny Sack Bead Pattern.  These beads are easy to make and super fast!  The pattern sells for $4.00!
http://shop.wegotthebead.com/Gunny-Sack-Beads-Beading-Pattern-Gunn-Sack-Beads-P7.htm



Mary used vintage pearls and crystals for this elegant design.  This chain comes in all the metal colors.
http://shop.wegotthebead.com/Silver-Electro-Plated-Chain-EPS2.htm



Mary used an antique show buckle for her focal piece.  Cool idea!




This necklace puts a new twist on Gun Metal.  Designed by Mary.




These earrings were designed to show off our chandelier forms.






Becca is at it again with metal!  Fantastic!



Created & Stitched by Jeannette from California



Crystal Crown Royale (1 row) by Connie



Robin's Nest Earrings by Becca
http://fancycatz.blogspot.com/



Crystal Crown Royale by Cheryl B.



by Karen G. from Canada



Spiral by Karen G. from Canada

Chain can be used in so many different ways!  This chain has solid bars as links.  Just bead a head pin with one bead and add to the middle ring and you have dangles! 



Our 34mm Soldered Diamond Cut Rings are so versatile!  Here are two design examples that have been very popular!
They are ONLY $2.80 per package.



Chain with soldered loops can take a standard bead or natural stone and make it more exciting!  Here is a sample using our round link chain with a natural stone at the end for earrings.



Chain has so many uses!



Beadable Chain is really fun to design with!  We carry it in Silver Plated, Gold Plated, Gun Metal, Antique Copper & Brass.



Becca took our Copper 20mm Swirl Filigree Oval Beads and created a pendant just by cutting the metal at the joint and flattening it with a hammer.  Also, remember to file where you cut so that the edges become smooth.  Great idea Becca!!!!  You are creative!



Copper Earrings are a classic when you just need to wear a little something fun!



With these earrings we used the Satin Copper Crinkle Wire to make loops to hold your beads as a dangle style.



This Necklace is designed with BEADABLE Chain.



Satin Copper Crinke Wire is what makes this project really unique!



Satin Copper Crinkle Wire again!  Just loop it through the disks for a great new look!



Using Metallic Thread and seed beads we've crocheted 8 strands and twisted them together for a soft look.



Satin Copper Crinkle Wire again!  Just loop it through the disks for a great new look!



With a simple crocheted chain stitch and your odd or spare beads you can create a one-of-a-kind necklace.



You can have a lot of fun with pearls and chain.




With this design we've taken three different styles of chain and fed the Ultra Micro-Suede through the ends to create a complete necklace!



Sometimes Naturals need nothing more than to be strung!



Antique Copper and Fire Lace Agate are a great mix!



Fire Lace Agate again with Antique Copper!
(we no longer have in stock the centerpice but love this piece and it's a great example of the classic Y-Necklace style)



With our Silver Plated Vintage Filigree 35mm Medallions we've kept this necklace easy to wear - just slip it over your head and still looks elegant!



Gun Metal Chain really accents Abalone Shell perfectly!



To showcase this wire wrapped natural stone Mary created a spiral using sz. 11 & sz. 15 seed beads along with copper beads.



This design is a variation from a pattern in the current issue of Beadwork Magazine (December 2008/January 2009), Page 61.  What a great idea to change the count to change the size of the triangle!  Thanks Mary P.!  Remember we sell all publications at 15% off the publisher's price!  Just click on this link to go directly to the December 2008/January 2009 issue.




Using our new CRINKLE WIRE from Beadalon you can give a new twist to an old style of necklace!  The crinkle wire comes in 6 different colors.