A system and method is described for easily creating textiles out of chains connected by thread. A dissolvable or removable substrate on which chains can be set is used whereby the thread stitching passes through the substrate. After the textile stitching is completed, the substrate is then removed, including by use of a dissolving solvent or by melting.

The present disclosure relates to the field of automatic bead collection technologies and discloses an efficient bead collection apparatus simple and convenient to operate, including a main body (100), a driving assembly (700), a rotating assembly (300), and a bead stringing assembly (500), where the driving assembly (700) acts to drive the rotating assembly (300) to rotate, and blade assemblies (310b, 320b) cyclically rotate/disperse beads (800) in the rotating assembly (300), such that the beads (800) fall into the bead stringing assembly (500) by gravity.

The present disclosure relates to the field of automatic bead collection technologies and discloses an efficient bead collection apparatus simple and convenient to operate, including a main body (100), a driving assembly (700), a rotating assembly (300), and a bead stringing assembly (500), where the driving assembly (700) acts to drive the rotating assembly (300) to rotate, and blade assemblies (310b, 320b) cyclically rotate/disperse beads (800) in the rotating assembly (300), such that the beads (800) fall into the bead stringing assembly (500) by gravity.

A Brunnian link is a link formed from a closed loop doubled over itself to capture another closed loop to form a chain. One or more beads may be assembled to a linked item formed with Brunnian links. The beads include tapered sides to provide a curved interface that corresponds with the shape of a completed linked item.

A wrapped jewelry assembly, which may be worn as a bracelet or necklace having removable elements enabling personalization is provided. The accessory may include a length of fabric, polymer, or metallic cord, at least one replaceable charm formed as a disk having a decorative face, and a clasp configured to aesthetically link any ends of the cord. A plurality of channels are disposed parallel to one another along a backside of the charm to threadably receive portions of the cord in order to maintain such cord in a wrapped configuration. Resilient rubber or polymer stoppers are disposed within each channel or alternatively placed to flank such channels to prevent the charm or charms from freely sliding along the cord.

This application relates to the field of beading tools, and in particular to, a beading apparatus. The beading apparatus includes a bottom seat, a drive member, a rotation shell, and a needle-like assembly. The bottom seat has a placement surface for contact with an operation surface. The drive member is connected to the bottom seat. The rotation shell includes an accommodating body and a baffle, the accommodating body is connected to the drive member, the drive member drives the accommodating body to rotate, a rotation axis of the accommodating body is inclined with respect to the placement surface, the accommodating body is provided with an accommodating chamber for accommodating a bead-shaped structure, the accommodating chamber has an opening, and the baffle is connected in the accommodating chamber. The needle-like assembly is located on a side of the rotation shell, and at least part of the needle-like assembly extends into the accommodating chamber via the opening. The beading process is simple and quick, and the rotation axis of the rotation shell being inclined with respect to the placement surface can reduce the case of scattering the bead-shaped structure from the rotation shell. The baffle allows the bead-shaped structure to fly a greater distance, which is conducive to increasing the beading success rate, thus improving the beading effect.

This application relates to the field of beading tools, and in particular to, a beading apparatus. The beading apparatus includes a bottom seat, a drive member, a rotation shell, and a needle-like assembly. The bottom seat has a placement surface for contact with an operation surface. The drive member is connected to the bottom seat. The rotation shell includes an accommodating body and a baffle, the accommodating body is connected to the drive member, the drive member drives the accommodating body to rotate, a rotation axis of the accommodating body is inclined with respect to the placement surface, the accommodating body is provided with an accommodating chamber for accommodating a bead-shaped structure, the accommodating chamber has an opening, and the baffle is connected in the accommodating chamber. The needle-like assembly is located on a side of the rotation shell, and at least part of the needle-like assembly extends into the accommodating chamber via the opening. The beading process is simple and quick, and the rotation axis of the rotation shell being inclined with respect to the placement surface can reduce the case of scattering the bead-shaped structure from the rotation shell. The baffle allows the bead-shaped structure to fly a greater distance, which is conducive to increasing the beading success rate, thus improving the beading effect.

An apparatus that facilitates commencement and execution off-loom bead weaving stitches such as, but not limited to, odd/even count Peyote (Gourd), Two (or more) Drop Peyote, Herringbone (Ndebele), Brick (Comanche/Cheyenne), Right Angle Weave, Netting, and derivative stitches. The apparatus in all embodiments provides means to temporarily secure beads by use of one or more of the following: a nonflexible or flexible filament-with or without aid of a sewing needle, friction, clasping with means to engage and disengage or a releasable adhesive in a format that enables the user to have improved sightline and access to the beads, improved control of bead placement resulting in a reduction of color placement and stitch execution errors, and allows the completed or in progress beadwork to be removed from the apparatus intact. The apparatus may be formatted for bead size and configured or combined to accommodate the width of the desired beadwork.

An apparatus that facilitates commencement and execution off-loom bead weaving stitches such as, but not limited to, odd/even count Peyote (Gourd), Two (or more) Drop Peyote, Herringbone (Ndebele), Brick (Comanche/Cheyenne), Right Angle Weave, Netting, and derivative stitches. The apparatus in all embodiments provides means to temporarily secure beads by use of one or more of the following: a nonflexible or flexible filament-with or without aid of a sewing needle, friction, clasping with means to engage and disengage or a releasable adhesive in a format that enables the user to have improved sightline and access to the beads, improved control of bead placement resulting in a reduction of color placement and stitch execution errors, and allows the completed or in progress beadwork to be removed from the apparatus intact. The apparatus may be formatted for bead size and configured or combined to accommodate the width of the desired beadwork.

An article of footwear may be constructed of a matrix of beads. For example, by preconfiguring the row length and the number of beads in a given row, the bead matrix may be configured to form a three dimensional shape that pulls towards a centerline or is concave.