French beaded flowers bead-along – red and white clover
Instructor:Fen Li
Level:Beginner
Where: Seed Beads & More facebook group
Date:October 1 to Oct 31, 2025
Price: FREE – buy your own materials or you can buy a kit from me – red and white clover kit
For the month of October, I will be showing you step-by-step on making two Summer wild flowers – red and white clovers. While the two flowers are similar, they are distinct in their anatomy that we can’t just simply use a different bead color to make it red or white. The finished flowers can look intimidating to someone new to French beading, however, these patterns are designed using all beginner level techniques. I will break it down and demystify the whole process for you!
About Seed Beads and More group
The Seed Beads and More group is a facebook group where there are monthly bead-alongs by different designers. If you are currently not in the group, you can request to join. Membership approvals are done the first week of each month. You can request to join now but don’t be too alarmed if you don’t get approved right away. Make sure to answer all the questions to avoid delays. I do not admin this group.
The class is only available in this group for the month of October. The pattern and video class will be available on my website after this class.
Update on the collaboration between me and Lauren Harpster at Bead & Blossom
Here’s the update on the tropical flowers collaboration I did with Lauren Harpster! Read all about the collaboration here >> Anthurium bead-along and collab announcement
We had to incorporate each others’ designs to make our own arrangement.
My design: French beaded Anthurium
Lauren’s design: French beaded orchid pattern
In addition to the anthurium and orchid, I also designed a new flower: Bird-of-paradise to incorporate into the arrangment. The bird-of-paradise pattern is not released yet. I can work on the pattern after I finish the clovers bead-along.
You can watch my youtube live where I put the arrangement together.
Below is Lauren’s arrangement. Read about her process on her website >> Bead and Blossom blog
