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Red's Cabochon Shop

Red's Cabochon Shop



Marcie Fitzwater, a very talented beader and graphic artist designed backgrounds for me made out of cab pieces I have done. I thank you kindly, Marcie!!

PLEASE NOTE, I AM ON HIATUS DEALING WILL LEGAL ALLIGATORS UP TO MY NECK WITH SETTLING MY PARENTS' AND BABY SISTER'S ESTATES AND ALL THINGS BEADY HAVE TAKEN A BACK SEAT FOR THE TIME BEING. THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE WHILE I CONTINUE TO SLOG THROUGH COURT HEARINGS ETC. ALSO, WE ARE IN THE PROCESS OF FINISHING THE LAST 7 WORKSTATIONS THAT WILL BE MADE HERE IN MONTANA BY HIMSELF. HE IS MOVING ON TO OTHER WOOD HOBBIES. SO ORDER ONE OF THE LAST FEW. I MAY BE SLOW TO RESPOND, BUT I WILL RESPOND!

My cabochons are individually hand made here in Livingston, Montana. My cost is the same regardless of size; therefore I am offering cabs at $9.00 for one or $8.00 each for 2 or more and shipping is $3.50 for up to 3 cabochons; 4 or more will go by insured priority at $6.35 If you would like to order, please e-mail me. As always orders can be combined to save on shipping. I thank you for your continued patronage!! If you have something in mind, I can see if it's available. Thanks for browsing!! We have added PlayPal for your shopping convenience and for a short time, you can receive a $5.00 credit when you sign up!!


I have found my niche in working with porcelain cabochons; I have a friend here in Livingston, Montana who has her own kiln and has been making beautiful collectible ceramic eggs for many years. I asked her if she could make porcelain cabochons for me and she has been keeping me in cabs for awhile.

Sources of porcelain cabochons seem to be pretty limited and I have had many people ask where I got mine. This has led to the development of the cabochon page. I will include spiral rope instructions and some of my cab jpgs for an example if you wish and would also be delighted to put your finished cab beadwork on my guest gallery.

In addition, you can find my beaded bezel cab tutorial at the bottom of this page.


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I have also created a private showing of a few of the Montana Spiral kits from the Bead & Button Class. I will provide hard copy printed instructions and color graphics with the purchase of a kit. The instructions and graphics are about 11 pages and cover a lot of territory. You don't need to print them all out. Cost on these kits is $70.00 plus $7.35 for insured priority shipping for a total of $77.35.

Here are some bib spiral kits, my new design for this year's class private showing. Instructions are included and they are $80.00 each plus $6.35 for insured priority shipping for a total of $86.35.


Pansy
Page 1
Pansies-SOLD
Sweet Peas-SOLD
Violets-SOLD
Hibiscus-SOLD
Daisies-SOLD
Lilacs
SOLD
wolves
Page 2
Wolves PortraitSOLD
Wolves w/pups
3 Wolves-SOLD
Wolves in trees-SOLD
Wolf pair-round-SOLD
Lone wolf-SOLD
Rose
Page 3
Blue Rose-SOLD
Purple Rose-SOLD
Pink Roses-round-SOLD
Blue Roses-round-SOLD
Multicolor Roses-round
Purple Roses-round-SOLD
Hummingbird
Page 4
Garden hummingbird-SOLD
Orchid hummingbird-SOLD
Dogwood hummingbird-SOLD
Pansy hummingbird-SOLD
Birds
Page 5
Chickadee-SOLD
Blue jay
Finch-SOLD
Blue bird-SOLD
Owl
Page 6
Tufted owl
Owl w/ young
Owl w/ tree
White owls-SOLD
Unicorn
Page 7
Round gold carousel-SOLD
Oval gold carousel-SOLD
Blue Unicorn-oval-SOLD
Carousel horse
Eagle
Page 8
Mountain eagle-SOLD
Brown eagle
Elk
Moose
N.A.
Page 9
Chief-SOLD
Dancers-SOLD
Chief w/horses-SOLD
Cardinal
Fairies
Page 10
Peach fairy-SOLD
Orange fairy
Lavender fairy-SOLD
Purple fairy-SOLD
Butterflies
Page 11
Yellow butterfly
Blue butterfly-SOLD
Blue/rust butterfly
Rust/yellow butterfly
Cats
Page 12
Lion
Cheetah
Tiger-SOLD
Cheetah family-round
Dolphin
Page 13
Dolphins w/coral-SOLD
2 Dolphins-SOLD
Night killer whales-SOLD
Killer whales
Cats
Page 14
Cheetah family-round
Discussion jaguars-round
Jaguar portrait-round-SOLD
Jaguar tree
Bears
Page 15
Grizzly w/ fish-SOLD
Black bear w/cub
Brown bear w/ rocks
Deer-round
Roses
Page 16
Yellow roses
Yellow rose+bud-round-SOLD
Yellow rose-round-SOLD
Lavendar violets-SOLD
Eagle
Page 17
Deer family-SOLD
Bear, horse, eagle, wolf-SOLD
Buffalo, eagle, wolf
Tiger cubs-SOLD
Face
Page 18
Round Blank
Oval Blank-SOLD
Face-SOLD
Face
-$7.00
Christmas
Page 19
Santa w/toys
Santa portrait
Manger
Koala-oval
Poinsetta-SOLD
St. Nicholas-SOLD
Christmas
Page 20
Santa-SOLD
Bells-SOLD
Chickadee tree-SOLD
Poinsetta-SOLD
Snowman family-SOLD
Chickadees-SOLD
Light
Page 21
Hilton Head, SC
Pigeon Pt,CA-SOLD
Big Sable, MI
Point Arena, CA
Alcatraz,CA
Cape Hatteras,NC
Wild
Page 22
Great Cat collage-SOLD
Howling wolf
Brown horse-SOLD
Paint horse
Orcas-SOLD
Eagles collage
Jungle
Page 23
Cougar-SOLD
Lynx
Jungle collage
Leopard in tree
Standing leopard
Zebra herd-SOLD
Horsewolf
Page 24
Wolfpack w/trees-SOLD
Spirit horse=SOLD
Solo wolf-SOLD
Andalous-SOLD
Wolf mates-SOLD
Le trotteur-SOLD

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Cab Tutorial

My interpretation of several beaded bezel cabochon recipes I have
read and studied.
1. For a 30x40 oval cab, use tubular peyote stitch; first string 78
size 11 seed beads; then go through 6 or 8 beginning beads to
form a circle which is row 1 and 2. You must always have an
even number of beads. This circle should go around the outside
of the cab. Now do 1 or 2 more rows of peyote with the size 11
beads.
2. Now go to smaller beads 15's or charlottes and do 2 or 3 more
rows of peyote snugging the thread, these rows should be pulling
in toward the center. Now lay the cab inside with the flat side
touching the rows of smaller beads. Work needle and thread to the
other side of the 11's and put in another 2 or 3 rows of the smaller
beads with the cab in place.
3. The key to doing a beaded bezel cabochon is to use the fewest
number of rows that you can to secure the cabochon in place
4. You can also do a picot/netting stitch to scallop the edges of
cab and provide more security for the cab. If you are using 78
beads, a picot of 5 beads skipping 2 spaces comes out evenly and
adds a nice finishing touch.
You can e-mail me if you have any questions. Again, I have
seen many different recipes for this technique. I think this
is the simplest and easiest and is a compilation of everything
I have seen. Enjoy!!
For another version of beading a bezel around a cabochon using a
netting technique that Sarah aka Beadnik worked out and is really
nice also.

To order any of these porcelain cabochons please e-mail me: Red

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Marcie of Marcie's Manor created this
great background for me from one
of my cabs. Please visit her website!
She is a very talented beader too!

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