THIS LISTING IS FOR ALL THREE TUTORIALS: ON SALE

Focal Shells (fan shell, conch shell, sand dollar) Note:  We used Bullseye, Spectrum and Moretti/Vetrofond glass for the beads in our tutorial, but you can use any soft glass you like.

Small Seashell Collection (cowrie, nautilus, fan shell, urchin and auger)  Note:  We used Bullseye, Spectrum and Richenbach glass for our small seashells in this tutorial, but you can use any soft glass you like.

Animal Prints (zebra, tiger, ocelot, leopard, snow leopard, cheetah, giraffe and crocodile/alligator)  Note:  We used 104 COE (Moretti, Lauscha, Vetrofond and Czech) glass for the beads in our tutorial, but you can use any soft glass you like.

My sister, Diane Woodall, and I are proud to offer our step-by-step tutorials on how to make our seashell beads and animal print beads, just like the ones we have been selling for years on eBay and in our Etsy stores. Best of all, we are offering our tutorials in both right-handed and left-handed versions. Just let us know when you order which version you’d like.

For detailed descriptions of each tutorial and additional photos, please check out the individual tutorial listings.
The three tutorials included in this package are as follows:

Focal Shells - 26 pages long and includes 72 full-color step-by-step photos (1MB)
Small Shell Collection - 21 pages long and includes 55 full-color step-by-step photos (747KB)
Animal Prints - 21 pages long and includes 41 full-color step-by-step photos (1MB)

Our instructions are very easy to follow and the tutorials are peppered with “oodles” of helpful tips that will make it even easier to make the beads.

You don’t need any special tools to make these beads, beyond a couple of bead presses, some basic shaping tools and a marver. Some beadmaking experience is recommended; however, we think that even beginners can learn a lot from our easy to follow instructions.

We both make our beads in the middle of the mandrel, so we've included step-by-step instructions on how we coat our mandrels, in case you want to give it a try. If you make your beads on the end of the mandrel you will still be able to get great results.

We will deliver our tutorials to you in PDF format, so all you need is Adobe Reader in order to open them and view them on your computer or print copies for yourself. Our photos have been optimized and the data compressed to allow for a much faster download. Because they are delivered directly to your computer, we cannot offer refunds. We do, however, believe that you will be completely satisfied with our tutorials and will be more than happy to answer any questions you might have.

Diane and I have a copyright on the contents of the tutorials, so we ask that you not distribute them in any way or make additional copies other than the ones you make for your personal use. We thank you in advance for recognizing the value of the hard work that went into preparing these for you.

Thank you, and Happy Beading!

My sister, Diane Woodall, and I are proud to offer our step-by-step tutorial on how to make three of our Focal Sea Shells, just like the ones we have been selling for years on eBay and in our Etsy stores. Best of all, we are offering our tutorial in both right-handed and left-handed versions. Just let us know when you order which version you’d like.

Our tutorial is 26 pages long and includes 72 full-color step-by-step photos showing how to make three focal sized shells - Fan Shell, Conch Shell and Sand Dollar. We also included 13 gallery pictures to whet your appetite and spur your imagination!

Our instructions are very easy to follow and the tutorial is peppered with “oodles” of helpful tips that will make it even easier to make the beads.

In this tutorial we share with you all of our secrets so that you can create these three focal seashell beads just like the ones we make. We didn’t hold anything back. Everything we know about making these three particular focal seashell beads is in this tutorial.

You don’t need any special tools to make these beads, beyond a bead press, some basic shaping tools and a marver. Some beadmaking experience is recommended; however, we think that even beginners can learn a lot from our easy to follow instructions.

We both make our beads in the middle of the mandrel, so we've included step-by-step instructions on how we coat our mandrels, in case you want to give it a try. If you make your beads on the end of the mandrel you will still be able to get great results.

We will deliver our tutorial to you in PDF format (under 1MB), so all you need is Adobe Reader in order to open it and view it on your computer or print a copy for yourself. The photos have been optimized and the data compressed to allow for a much faster download. Because it is delivered directly to your computer, we cannot offer refunds. We do, however, believe that you will be completely satisfied with our tutorial and will be more than happy to answer any questions you might have.

Diane and I have a copyright on the contents of the tutorial, so we ask that you not distribute it in any way or make additional copies other than the one you make for your personal use. We thank you in advance for recognizing the value of the hard work that went into preparing this for you.

NOTE: We are also offering a Surf & Turf Special (a separate listing for ALL THREE TUTORIALS). If you buy all 3 of our tutorials – Small Shells, Focal Shells, and Animal Prints, your total will be $50 (a $10 savings).

Thank you, and Happy Beading!