Bead Embroidery Japanese Style - Advanced Beginner Level - Wild Child Wallet Wallet (Wild Child Wallet design © Mary Alice Sinton)

The Wild Child Wallet is done in Japanese bead embroidery method and is an entry-level piece.  Bead Embroidery in the Japanese method incorporates silk embroidery techniques translated with beads.  The bright coordinating Wild Child fabrics, compliments the colorful Flower Fiesta foundation fabric.  A variety of Tri-cuts and glass seed beads make up the palette of these playful colors.  The foundation fabric is offered in a Blue or Pink color way. The brightly colored purse zipper accents the variety of fabrics found in the Wild Child collection designed by internationally known quilter Jane Sassaman.  This piece can be stitched on stretcher bars.  The metal frame and wallet construction are created by Sew Many Creations owned by Jessica Van Denburgh and are included in the kit.  

Student must provide the following:

• 11" by 12" stretcher bars

• Tacks

• Bead Mat 

• Beading Koma (REQUIRED)

• Silk Pins

• Awl or Tekobari (optional)

• Paper Scissors & Embroidery Scissors