Hubble Stitch is a prize-winner!

Lyra's Jewels - made entirely in Hubble Stitch

Hubble Stitch is a prize-winner!

2015 is the 15th anniversary for the Beadworkers Guild and they were running a crystal anniversary competition, sponsored by Swarovski (of course) to mark the occasion. They announced the winners on the final day of the Great British Bead Show (Sunday 10th May) which is the lovely bazaar day after 3 days of beading workshops. What better endorsement for Hubble stitch on the day that I launch my book about it, than to win a prize for my Lyra’s Jewels necklace made entirely in Hubble stitch! I’m still on cloud 9 because I’ve never before entered a beadwork competition. The guild have kept it for photography, and I can’t wait to get it back because I absolutely love wearing it! They let me wear it briefly before I had to give it back!

Lyra’s Jewels is worked in Miyuki size 15 and Czech Charlotte size 15 seed beads, with 17 different special finish Swarovski Rivolis from E H Ashley and lovely little ss39 chatons from Stitchncraft.

Lyra's Jewels - made entirely in Hubble Stitch
Lyra’s Jewels – made entirely in Hubble Stitch

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Comments (4)

  • Michaelene Reply

    Hi! Is there a kit for Lyra’s jewels pattern yet?

    Thanks!
    Michaelene

    May 15, 2015 at 12:09 am
    • Melanie de Miguel Reply

      Hi, thanks for asking about Lyra’s Jewels. No I have only just completed this design and it’s quite a way from being a workshop and pattern because it’s made using advanced Hubble techniques. I will write it up eventually though.

      May 15, 2015 at 6:59 pm
  • Mrs Linda Davidge Reply

    Hi, I’ve just come across lyras jewels after many years of looking for a card which was given to me at a craft fair ,I was having a turn out and found it behind the drawer ,I was so pleased ! Could you tell me is there a kit now ? As I would love to make this please kind regards Linda x

    January 25, 2020 at 5:52 pm
  • Melanie de Miguel Reply

    Hi Michaelene and Linda, I’m messaging to let you know that Lyra’s Jewels is available as a pattern but not a kit. Email me for more details: beadschool@gmail.com. X

    March 26, 2020 at 3:05 pm

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