My bead pattern shop in currently under construction. You can view my "old" bead pattern shop here.

My bead pattern graphs are large and in full-color. Bead patterns with a lot of detail will have a large, full-color graph with symbols. Each bead pattern includes a color key with suggested Miyuki Delica color numbers. All of my bead patterns are designed for Miyuki Delica size 11/0 beads unless otherwise noted, but you can use whatever bead size / manufacturer you choose.
You can view finished beadwork in the Image Gallery.

F.A.Q.

Q: Where can I purchase Miyuki Delica Beads?
A: I buy all of my beading supplies from Fire Mountain Gems. They have a great selection of beads in all shapes and sizes, reasonable shipping rates and offer amazing discounts.

Q: What kind of beading thread would you suggest?
A: I use white or black Nymo brand beading thread in size "D" for all of my beading projects. You can find it at Fire Mountain Gems in huge 3oz. spools. It takes me years to finish my spool.

Q: What kind of beading needles do you use?
A: I use John James 2 - 2 1/2 inch needles in size 12. Bet you can guess where I buy them.

Q: I purchased your Pink Ribbon Angels set. I was asked to make a pair of the earrings for a friend who wished to purchase them. Can I sell my beadwork using your design?
A: I like to make extra money by selling my finished beadwork. I know that other do the same thing. You can definately sell your finished pieces that you've made using my designs. I just ask that you give me creidt as the designer. If you're selling online just make a note that the bead pattern was designed by Jennifer Creasey and is available for purchase online at PolarBeads.

Q: Do you design one-of-a-kind patterns on request?
A: I occassionally design one-of-a-kind patterns for a fee when time permits. "One-of-a-kind" means that the pattern is yours and yours alone. I will not share, publish or list the pattern online or in books/magazines. Suggestions for new patterns are always welcomed. I aim to please, but only if I have the time. Our long, cold Alaskan winters make for perfect designing conditions. I perfer to stay toasty warm indoors.