Making an Ancient Egyptian Broad Collar (+ more jewelry)

[@bc7138]

Amazingly vibrant colours on the reconstruction. Really brings home what a colourful civilization ancient Egypt would've been.

[@pamelawright6138]

Wow, awesome job! Thank you so much for sharing

[@lilalicat32]

These are beautiful peices. I'm loving this whole Egypt series and I hope there will be more videos to come. 🤩

[@TravisLee33]

First 5 seconds of pure beauty personified!

[@Mommamacnz]

This was really interesting, and I liked the broad collar and bracelets you made.

[@zephiel70]

I always wanted to know how these were made. Thank you, Daisy!

[@dianarobles3565]

Te felicito, preciosos tus trabajos y joyas!! realmente inspiran ♥ Muchas gracias por compartir

[@megs7019]

This is amazing to watch and learn about jewelry 😍🥰🥰🥰

[@donovandelaney3171]

There’s not much Ancient Egyptian cosplay or re-enactments now a days. There’s some great Egyptian cosplay on Deviant-Art.

[@donovandelaney3171]

I’ve seen a few cosplayers mess up their Egyptian costumes by using silk instead of cloth and it makes me very angry.

[@wsgkiki]

you just saved my life for school thank you 😭

[@pwhite2579]

very interesting bead work!

[@GhislaineBeauce]

What beads have you used? What are they called? What types of beads do you recommend to get a more authentic look? There's also those metal lotus bud shaped beads, which I've been hoping to find... The scarabs are easy, they're everywhere... I've been looking for Egyptian faience beads for several years, and whilst the ancient (2500+ years old) beads are available to buy, they're expensive, and I think they should be in a museum, personally! I know they are still made today but sourcing these is a mystery

[@mnels5214]

wow that is so cool!

[@artemis2520]

Hi there, Daisy!!! I was wondering where you got the beads from?... I cannot find these kind of beads at my local craft stores and I am frustrated. Beautiful work!!! I've been inspired to make this set as well, it is absolutely beautiful! Wonderful channel... you just earned yourself a new subscriber!!!

[@musicandbooklover-p2o]

You can find them in plastic I've discovered but I can't find them in clay or ceramic. Really annoying because I refuse to use plastic.

[@XenusMama]

Thank you! I’m seeing a lot more Egyptian and Roman/Egyptian garb in the SCA…. Fantastic for these hot seasons!!

[@444jerajourney]

About how many cylindrical beads did you use, about 150? This is beautiful. I think I'm going to make one with Lapis Lazuli and Brass, or Onyx and Copper. And what's the size of the beads and string used? Have you made any more since this video?

[@richardtbarciaii5938]

Hi, and thank you very much. It's always nice to find somebody who can show you the confidence to continue on your path. I have been looking for a authentic Egyptian Ramses war outfit, Headdress, collar, skirt, sandals arm pieces. Mainly black and teal with other colors mixed in with no luck. I am a 1 mile, 1500 m racer and when I show up at the track I want to wear my war outfit to do my pre-training before the race. My nickname on the track is The Knightmare. Because of your video I will be able to make my collar and jewelry. I am also going to go out and buy my own sewing machine and make my own head dress, skirt and everything else that I need to show up and shock the world. After my warm-up I will run the race and win the world record time for the 60 to 64 year old master division. It is a dream I have. Thank you, Barcia

[@DaisyViktoria]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful dream path! Can't wait to celebrate your win with you! Please share photos!

[@angusthepangus1]

superrrrrrr useful, thanks so much for this!

[@TrueFork]

Nice. I've been curious about Egyptian beaded dress and if the weight of the beads would cause it to be form-fitting in the way maille can be. Unfortunately it seems nobody is interested in making a historically accurate reproduction, or at least not willing to publish the pictures (for probably obvious reasons😅)

[@kalestanforde]

You can buy one from ethiopia, somalia, southafrica, kenya, nubia etc. They still make them today from ancient times. Go look them up.

[@VoidsEternalAbyss]

This is so cool

[@wendyrock4260]

Very nice! What type of beads are these, and where can I buy them?

[@FortheHorde93]

Where can you purchase the necessary beads?

[@VesuvioVistani]

Video 200, almost all caught up :)

[@musicandbooklover-p2o]

What beads did you use. I've been trying to find clay or ceramic beads in the right shapes for years but can only find plastic (refuse to use plastic, I used ceramic the first time but that collar went ''missing'' - most likely nicked - from a display and haven't been able to find more) so would appreciate knowing where you purchased your beads from and what they are made from.

[@monicacruz3921]

Ficou maravilhoso

[@flair4crafts894]

Beautiful, can you tell us how to make the dress and cord around the waist

[@annabethfunk5612]

Hi! We are looking for beads like the large turquoise tube beads. Can you help us figure out where to find them? We ordered some on Etsy only to receive them and they were too small. It’s for my daughter’s project for school.

[@musicandbooklover-p2o]

If you aren't fussy and it's for school try a good bead shop, they are easily available made from plastic - look fairly realistic as well even if they aren't - but if you want clay or ceramic (which is very very heavy and you need seriously strong fishing nylon to string them on) I can't help. I've been looking without success for a couple of decades now.

[@akuari666]

thankyou so much for the tutorial i need to make one of theme for my next cosplay,I was having a hard time until i found this tutorial I can't thankyou enough　m(_ _)m

[@monicacruz3921]

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