Best Bead Fairs Of 2023, Tourmaline & Beads By Colour For 2024
Next Fair: Harrogate Gem n Bead, 10th-11th Feb 2023. Many exhibitors at the Pavilions Of Harrogate. Start at the second hall & make your way back to the entrance.
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Best Bead Fairs Of 2023
Peach Fuzz
Choose Beads By Colour
Tourmaline For Love & Friendship
2024 Monthly Bead Calendar
2024 Bead Fairs
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BEST BEAD FAIRS OF 2023
Last year was bumper for our own fairs. All were very busy with joyful visitors and good sales. This year, we’ve booked halls in some new locations. The busiest shows last year were:
1. East Sussex Bead Fair: Alfriston
2. Norwich Bead Fairs – George Hotel
3. Beads Up North: Haydock Racecourse
4. New Forest Bead Fair – Brockenhurst
5. Cambridge Bead Fair – Harston
6. Oxfordshire Bead Fair - Hornton
Watch a short video of some of last year’s shows:
Lincoln & Essex Bead Fairs
Beads Up North
Beads Up North
Harrogate Gem n Bead Fair
PEACH FUZZ – PANTONE’S COLOUR FOR 2024
Peach Fuzz is a hue between pink and orange. Conveying a gentle velvety feeling – nurturing the heart, mind and spirit with warmth and tenderness.
Peach Fuzz is a fresh approach to softness, giving comfort within. The colour inspires belonging and nurturing. Modest sophistication. Poetic and romantic with a vintage vibe. Representing evolution, rather than revolution.
Use these shades of pink, including amber and plum, in your designs to sell more jewellery.
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CHOOSING BEAD COLOUR
The colours you choose say a lot – they reveal your innermost feelings and emotions. They’re part of your personality. It’s likely you have a favourite colour.
However, when you design jewellery for profit, don’t let your personal likes influence what you make. Look into the coming fashion and put colours together than are popular. That will sell better.
Each colour creates an effect on other people and has a meaning – like some colours have a religious and spiritual significance:
Beaders Colour Wheel
- Beige: Earthy, classic, neutral & warm
- Black: Power, elegance, death & mystery
- Blue (light): Peaceful, quiet, cool & soft
- Fushsia: Hot, sensual, exciting & fun
- Gray: Neutral, corporate, quality & classic
- Green: Irish, country, nature & honest
- Greenish-Yellow: Fruity, acidy, & jealous
- Lavender: Enchantment, nostalgic, floral & fashion
- Lime: Revitalizing, lively, acidy & anticipation
- Navy: Strength, dependability, traditional & authority
- Olive Green: Peace, adventure, nature & camouflage
- Orange: Fun, happy, ambition & warmth
- Pink: Love, romance, fidelity & compassion
- Purple: Royal, spirituality, mystery & wealth
- Red: Fire, blood, power & love
- Teal Blue: Pleasing, emotional healing, rich & unique
- Terracotta: Wholesome, earthy, country & stability
- White: Light, goodness, innocence & perfection
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TOURMALINE FOR LOVE & FRIENDSHIP
Tourmaline beads are extremely popular right now. Available in many colours, although pink is the most common. It is said to be the gemstone of love and friendship.
It’s name originates from ‘tura mali’: meaning like ‘stone with mixed colours’. Usually found in granite mined in Brazil or Africa.
Tourmaline is believed to combine creativity and discipline, and is a natural source of negative ions and far infrared rays. Far infrared therapy is common to heal in Japan.
It's also thought to improve circulation, good for digestion, relieve stress, increase mental alertness and strengthen the immune system. As well as creating peace and communication between the conscious and unconscious minds.Tourmaline, along with opal, is the gemstone for October.
See our new tourmaline category: Tourmaline Beads
2024 MONTHLY BEADING PLANNER
TO DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE 2024 BEAD PLANNER IN PDF FORMAT CLICK: 2024 BEADING PLANNER
Then save to your Desktop so you can easily find it. This planner will help you organize your beading projects and craft fairs in 2024.
Print it out and write your schedule and bookings in the date boxes. It lists the gemstone of the month and 2024 bead fairs to help you plan ahead.
The planner comes in PDF format which is the most popular for e-books because it can be read using ANY computer or operating system. Over 99% of computers have a PDF reader installed, but if you need one the Abode Reader is free here.
2024 Bead Fairs
Bead fairs are fun. A good way to lean how to make jewellery chatting with other visitors – and there’s nothing like actually seeing the beads ‘in the flesh’.
Checkout the latest semi precious from our recent shipment from China. We try to cover all the UK: from Cornwall to Scotland, Wales to Norfolk, London, and all in-between! New shows and locations next year to be added soon.
1st Bead Fairs of 2024:
Weekend 10th-11th Feb: Harrogate Gem n Bead Fair
Weekend 3rd-4th March: London Gem n Bead Fair
Sunday 12th March: Norwich Bead Fair
Sunday 24th March: East Sussex Bead Fair
Sunday 7th April: Cambridge Bead Fair
For the shows booked so far next year, click: 2024 Bead Fairs. Many More To Follow!.
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Can only be used at the MrBead shop & not with any other coupon. To get the discount Key PEACH at checkout now, as offer ends Friday 26th January 2024. Use at: https://mrbeadshop.com.
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