SuperDuo Beads (Two colors: Orange for the pumpkin and Black for the features)
Wildfire Beading Thread (0.006 or 0.008)
Beading Needle (Size 10)
Thread Burner
Needle Nose Pliers or Flat Nose Pliers
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Quick Project Steps
Prepare Materials: Gather orange and black SuperDuo beads, beading thread, and needle.
Bottom Half Construction: Start with eight orange SuperDuos, increasing rows by adding more beads, and incorporating black beads for the face details.
Top Half Construction: Similar to the bottom half, but with fewer black beads, since it mainly forms the top of the pumpkin.
Joining Halves: Sew the top and bottom halves together, aligning them carefully to ensure the pumpkin shape is maintained.
Finishing Touches: Tie off and trim excess thread. Consider adding a bail or a pin back for wearing.
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03-18-25
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Item Description
This video teaches you how to use two hole SuperDuo beads to make a pumpkin or Jack-O-Lantern pendant. Enjoy!
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
SuperDuo Beads (Two colors: Orange for the pumpkin and Black for the features)
Wildfire Beading Thread (0.006 or 0.008)
Beading Needle (Size 10)
Thread Burner
Needle Nose Pliers or Flat Nose Pliers
Project Steps
Prepare Materials: Gather orange and black SuperDuo beads, beading thread, and needle.
Bottom Half Construction: Start with eight orange SuperDuos, increasing rows by adding more beads, and incorporating black beads for the face details.
Top Half Construction: Similar to the bottom half, but with fewer black beads, since it mainly forms the top of the pumpkin.
Joining Halves: Sew the top and bottom halves together, aligning them carefully to ensure the pumpkin shape is maintained.
Finishing Touches: Tie off and trim excess thread. Consider adding a bail or a pin back for wearing.
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