'beading' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it as a noun or a verb to refer to the activities of stringing together or decorating small beads to make jewelry or other objects. For example, "My daughter has taken up beading as a hobby, and loves making necklaces for her friends."
Where he had looked nervous and oddly detached in the first TV encounter of the campaign, this time he was all Tiggerish energy, the sweat beading on his upper lip.
In a "base camp" in San Francisco, some of those whose pitches were successful come to pick up the devices.Tatiana Fitzpatrick, a jewellery designer from Arizona, wants to use Glass to record masterclasses in beading.
Girls were similarly recognized for their accomplishments in food production, cooking, quilling, beading, hide processing, and the like.
The finished top is often enhanced with embroidery, beading, and other embellishments.
These include the addition of decorative elements (embroidery, beading); buttons and buttonholes, hooks and eyes, snaps, zippers, and other fasteners; hems and cuffs; and brand-name labels and other labels (often legally required) specifying fibre content, laundry instructions, and country of manufacture.
Typical features are the rim ornamentation a ring of fine powdered gold below a line of beading in pearls of various colours and the enamel decoration.
Ya Chiae (Rexy) Sung created a balanced silhouette weighing boxy handcrafted work of pleating, beading and detailing against softly draped chiffon.
Galliano's signatures include bias cut, Twenties-style dresses in silk and lace, often bordered with fringing and beading.
Sweat beading on the face of a warden extricating a falcon from a net.
In 2002, he added an extra Chanel show to his schedule: a high-end ready-to-wear collection designed to profile the work of the Paris métiers d'art, the ateliers that create, by hand, the embroideries, beading, tulle flowers, hats, and shoes on which couture designers rely.
