The designer of the par Puca beads, Annick Puca, always produces beautiful festive decorations and this year is no exception. We have three lovely new Par Puca festive patterns for you – a snowflake, a star and a beaded bead ornament using the new Lipsi par Puca beads.
Par Puca Festive Patterns
We have three lovely new Par Puca Festive Patterns for you from Annick Puca, the Parisian designer of Les Perles par Puca range. You cn find all these free patterns on our website with step-by-step instructions and colour diagrams.
Polaris Star
The first of the new Par Puca Festive Patterns is this Polaris star. It features the very popular Arcos and Samos beads but you will also need some Kalos beads and a few of the Kheops par Pucas. You can just make a single version of the star or make two stars to join together to create a chunkier look. The Kolympos cymbal element is used to give a neat and professional finish with the attached chain or cord.
Flacon de Noel
We love the gorgeous Flacon de Noel or Christmas Snowflake. It uses the new Lipsi par Puca beads together with Amos, Arcos and Piros beads. All the most popular shapes are beautifully combined together. The traditional red and gold colours look stunning. Puca uses the Pilos cymbal element to create an elegant finish but you can just use a jump ring.
The snowflake looks very elegant in white but also works well in other colours such as gold and grey to create a wintry effect.
Perle de Noel
Last, but definitely not least, is Puca’s Perle de Noel. This is a gorgeous beaded bead made with the new Lipsi par Puca beads and Arcos and Kalos beads. 3mm crystal bicones add plenty of festive sparkle. You’ll also need two 50mm metal circles. The beaded bead is made in two halves which are then attached together. Cup chain or chain is then glued to the join to conceal it and give a pretty finish.
Again, we love this traditional colour combination but there is a great choice of beads available so just tailor it to work with your festive colour theme.
You can see all Les Perles par Puca here
