🌷 Beaded Tulip Pattern
🌷 Beaded Tulip Pattern
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🌷 Create your own beaded Tulip!
This is a digital PDF pattern (in English) that guides you step by step to make a charming beaded tulip, complete with a flower head, stem, and a leaf.
A beautiful beaded flower, perfect for earrings, necklaces, keychains and more cute items!
Perfect for crafters looking for a mindful, creative project. This tutorial shows you how to make your very own tulip using seed beads, tube beads, and simple jewelry findings.
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📦 What you’ll receive:
• A step-by-step illustrated PDF tutorial (in English)
• Clear diagrams, tips, and visual references
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📐 Finished Size
Approx. 6 cm long, 3 cm wide
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🧰 Tools Needed
• Scissors
• Beading needle
• Round-nose pliers
• Cutting pliers
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🧵 Materials Needed
• Beading thread (100% nylon)
• 11/0 seed beads (any flower color you like)
• 11/0 seed beads (green)
• Tube beads (green, 4 mm long)
• 1× 6 mm round bead (transparent)
• 1× Eye pin (70 mm long)
• 2x Jump rings (5 mm diameter)
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❗ Please note:
• This is a digital product only – no physical item will be shipped
• You’ll receive a PDF file instantly after purchase
• The pattern is for personal use only – please do not share, resell, or redistribute it
🚫 No refunds – Due to the nature of digital files, refunds cannot be offered once the file is downloaded.
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Clear and easy to follow instructions! I’ve never done beading of any kind and was able to make these and decently too! I have a feeling the next set I make will be even better too. Excited to see if you list any more flower types so I can try those as well.
I love the detail in this pattern.
FAQs
Is this bead crochet?
No, it's not bead crochet. My designs are made using a mix of different bead weaving techniques like peyote, circular beading, and brick stitch and sometimes even a few of my own methods.
Each pattern includes step-by-step illustrated instructions so you can easily follow along and recreate the piece.
Do you provide video tutorials with the patterns?
All of my patterns come as PDFs with detailed step-by-step illustrations and some of them, including the beaded fish, come with supplementary video tutorials. The videos are linked directly on the PDF pattern.
They’re designed to be as clear and easy to follow as possible.
What beads do you use?
I mostly work with Miyuki Rocailles Seed Beads (not Delicas) in size 11/0, usually in transparent or luster finishes. These beads have a beautiful light reflection and a soft shine that make each piece sparkle just right ✨
Other brands like Toho also work great, as long as the rocailles beads are very uniform in size and shape.
What thread do you use?
I use Miyuki 330 dtex 100% nylon thread.
Here are a few great alternatives I also like:
- KO (made by Miyuki) or One-G (by Toho)
- Nymo
- FireLine or DuraThread
Whatever you choose, make sure the thread is thin enough to pass through your beads several times and strong enough not to fray easily.
What beading needle do you use?
I use Miyuki Beading Needles (0.35x51mm) but any standard beading needles do the job!
Which pattern should I start with as a beginner?
I recommend starting with the Beaded Fish or Mini Fish pattern. These include detailed step‑by‑step instructions and several supplementary videos that walk you through the basic stitches used in my other beading patterns, so they are a very beginner‑friendly introduction.
Can I sell the creations I make with your patterns?
Yes, absolutely, you can sell the finished pieces you make using my patterns.
All I ask is that you don’t resell, redistribute, or share the patterns themselves (including screenshots or copies), and please credit the design to me if someone asks where it’s from 🌸
Is mindofjulia the same person as handsofjulia?
Yes, it’s the same person: me, Julia. ☀️mindofjulia is the name I use for my educational content, and handsofjulia is the name I use for my handcrafts and beading patterns. I’m gradually moving all handcraft‑related things under the handsofjulia name so it’s easier to recognize my shop and patterns.