Just Nan embellishments (beads, charms, etc) for the past several years have been carefully packaged and included with the specific design for which they are intended. Extra embellishments packs are not available or sold separately. The contents of our embellishment packs are proprietary and under no circumstances released to outside sources. Most are imported, we go out of our way to provide special and interesting touches to our designs to make them unique to both you and us.

For earlier designs where the leaflet and embellishment pack were once separate purchases, Just Nan embellishment packs are no longer available. This result reflects the following:

      • Manufacturer discontinued bead or charm
      • Manufacturer out of business - major reason!

We regret this outcome, but that's the effects of time and circumstances. Shops were advised of this situation almost 20 years ago and alerted several times since then to check their stock.

You may find further help at one of the shops below in the US for availability of old bead packs. This list is several years old, but they may have extra embellishment packs.  Also, eBay or etsy may also be a resource.

House of Stitches
Click to email or phone (219) 326-0544

Thistle Needleworks • Click to email • web link

Expressions in Needleart
Click to email or phone (585) 394-4870 

Where Victoria's Angels Stitch
Click to email or phone (973) 970-8034

Digital & Internet Age Developments Affecting our Embellishments Policy

More recently, Eastern European and Chinese web sites encourage uploading of copyrighted needlework patterns and designs and profit from reselling them.  This practice violates all international copyright agreements!

A Needlework Patrol Organization located in Europe, of which we are a member, monitors this activity everyday.  It is costly and time consuming.  We have had good success working with Eastern European craft and social websites; however, the Chinese sites continue to ignore our requests to respect our copyrights and continue to promote the illegal resale of all designers' copyrighted designs. Furthermore, dishonest individuals on sites such as eBay and etsy continue to scan patterns and attempt to sell digital copies of copyrighted designs.  These infringements cannot be supported by a willingness to provide embellishments and other items necessary to complete a design.

Given these unfortunate consequences of today's connected world, we find that limiting our embellishments to only those products we physically kit and distribute provides our only insurance and protection against this blatant shameful behavior.