Beaded Snowglobe
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At a Glance
Category:
Beads & Jewelry
Time:
39 min
Language:
English
Level:
Intermediate
Tutorial by:
John Bead
About
Join Nichole as she builds a dimensional beaded snow globe using felt, and a gorgeous mix of shimmering beads. This gentle project blends soft felt layers with sparkling seed beads, Preciosa Crystals, and a tiny glass snowman that gives the whole scene its winter wonder.
Nichole shows how to:
• Trace and cut your felt globe shape
• Add a vellum window for that snow globe look
• Stitch bead accents, including snowflakes, crystals, and tiny details that glow
• Freehand pine trees with embroidery floss
• Secure heavier glass beads with simple stitching tricks
• Bring all the layers together into a finished snow globe, ready to display or gift
If you enjoy beadwork on felt, you will love this slow stitch adventure.
We have a link to a PDF sharing the Snowglobe pattern and extended shopping list here.
Note: You can use a drop-down menu for all product listed to see alternate colors of the same bead, crystal or thread.
About our Instructor:
Nichole Vogelsinger is an artist and author living in scenic Bucks County, Pennsylvania, with her husband and two sons. Coming from a family of creatives, Nichole’s passion for fibers, beads, and fabric started early. In 2012, she developed her signature embroidery hoop designs, combining fabric and intricate embellishments, which she shares with a global audience on Instagram (@wildboho). Her free-spirited approach—balancing chaos and control—encourages stitchers to explore creativity without limits.
Nichole creates video content and classes for John Bead and produces tutorials on her own YouTube channel, sharing her expertise with a wider community. She regularly teaches embroidery workshops across the U.S. and is the author of three books: Boho Embroidery: Modern Projects from Traditional Stitches, Boho Embroidery: The Pattern Collection, and her latest release, Needles Out! (2024). For more information, visit her at www.wildboho.com.
Here is a link to many of her other free tutorials for John Bead.
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