Ükskord ammu aega tagasi rääkisin Skype’s T-ga rahvuslikel teemadel ja tema soovitas teha kõrvarõngaid rahvuslike motiividega. Kulus päris palju aega, enne kui ma selle idee juurde tagas jõudsin ja katsetama hakkasin. Leidsin Youtube’st video, kus üks neiu õpetab 12 mm puust pärlit katma 15/0 seemnehelmestega.
Puupärli katmine seemnehelmestega

Mõeldud, tehtud. Tulemused:

Mõnusad mummukad tulid, just nii ma neid kutsungi 🙂 Lisan, et rahvustoonides tehtud mummukad (rohelise, musta, sinise, punase, valge ja kollasega) on tehtud Viru-Jaagupi rahvarõivaste värve kasutades. Miks just Viru-Jaagupi? Sest seal lähedal Põlulas on sündinud ja kasvanud minu vanaisa ning maetud on ta Viru-Jaagupi surnuaeda.

A while ago I spoke with T via Skype and we were talking about Estonian native motives. She said that I could make earrings using our native colors.It took almost a year for me to get this thing started. I found a video on Youtube about covering 12 mm wooden beads with 15/0 seed beads. So I got busy. Result are on the pictures.

I just love how those beads came out. I just want to add that I used native colors from place called Viru-Jaagupi. Those colors are red, black, green, blue, white and yellow. Why Viru-Jaagupi? Because my grandfather was born not far from Viru-Jaagupi. He was born in Põlula and now he is resting on the cemetery in Viru-Jaagupi.