Production Process of Bead Jewelry - JSS1 Cultural and Creative Art Lesson Note

Using Beads:

String beads onto a thread, wire, or cord in a desired pattern.

Secure the ends to form a loop or clasp for closure.

 

Using Rolled Paper:

Roll paper into tight cylinders to create bead shapes.

Coat with glue or varnish for durability.

String the paper beads onto a thread or wire for jewelry making.

 

Using Seeds:

Collect seeds of uniform size and shape.

Drill small holes through the seeds.

String them together to create jewelry pieces.

 

Using Straw:

Cut straw into small pieces of uniform length.

String them onto a thread or wire, arranging them in desired patterns.

Secure the ends to create jewelry items.

 

Using Pieces of Wood:

Cut wood into desired shapes and sizes.

Drill holes through the wood pieces.

String them onto a thread or wire to form jewelry designs.

 

Using Bottle Corks:

Slice bottle corks into thin discs.

Drill holes through the center of each disc.

String them together to make unique jewelry pieces.

 

Uses of Beaded Jewelries:

Fashion accessories: Necklaces, bracelets, earrings, anklets, and rings.

Cultural and traditional adornments: Often worn during ceremonies, festivals, and rituals.

Decorative embellishments: Applied to clothing, bags, shoes, and other accessories for added aesthetic appeal.

Gifts and souvenirs: Given as tokens of appreciation or keepsakes.

Symbolic purposes: Beaded jewelry may carry cultural or personal significance, representing beliefs, status, or milestones.