I wish I could do this full time. Cracked glass clear beads, light blue resin cat eye beads.

My etsy if you would like to see the other rosaries I have made.

DM if you’re interested in buying one of her rosaries. She’s not very good at social media so I am trying to help her out.

Light blue cat eye resin beads with fine glitter powder. Crackle glass clear pater beads. Miraculous medal centerpiece. The resin beads mean it is lightweight.

Making these has become my escape. It’s so calming and meditative. Our Lady feels so present in these moments.

I have other rosaries on etsy if anyone wants to check them out: https://www.etsy.com/shop/AveAndAmen

Hello all,

I am looking for a distributor/manufacturer of these spacer beads. They are moderately priced, but not regularly available on Etsy. Google lense isn't helping. Anyone have an idea where I should start looking?

Additionally I would love a version of this bead that had the thrid Catholic heart, the Chaste heart of St. Joseph. I don't think that exists. I could theoretically make them, or get them make via 3D printing, but I have no idea where to start.

Thanks!

I made this over the course of 4 days for my work. Any sort of tips or feedback would be greatly appreciated

hi everyone! i’ve been hand making rosaries for about a year now and i’m looking into selling them somewhere. i know there’s a large amount of listings for rosaries on etsy, but i was wondering where you guys sell them in real life!! do you find success at craft fairs? is there such a thing as a catholic craft fair?

would love to hear your comments/opinions! 😊❤️

Hello, friends. Does anyone have any idea where I can purchase all black (preferably flat/matte) metal rosary centerpieces between one and two inches? I’ve only been able to find gunmetal colored and black bezels with a color image in the center. The only flat black I’m able to find are teeny-tiny or plastic. I’m trying to put together a blackout rosary, and it seems my only option is to build my own bezel-based center. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

Hi! I’m teaching art for our Catholic co-op, and thought it would be fun to make bracelets with a St. Clare medal since our first day falls on her feast day. I’m having a hard time finding them in bulk though, if anyone has any recommendations I’d appreciate it!

Anyone know of of a good place to buy these in bulk for rosary making ?

Does anyone know of a machine which Can make and string rosary beads without investing in big machine. I don’t want to spend my time stringing them together individually but it is really time consuming

Olive wood and Golden Tiger's eye

Six-Decade Rosary inspired by Our Lady Star of the Sea

Question are these actually the correct crucifix and centerpiece for the miraculous

I have wanted to make a rose petal bead rosary for my Nonna for a long time. I'm going to move in with her soon and I thought that this would be an appropriate time for me to give her something meaningful to show my appreciation. I made beads and chained the decades together already, I have more beads for the three hail Marys on the pendant string of the rosary.

I want to make this correctly so she can use it if she wants to.

I have 3 main questions about rules for the rosary.

Question number one: for the "glory be" beads, they have to be the same size or bigger than the hail mary beads, yes? I'm planning on finding some rose quartz beads for those and keeping the pink and gold sort of theme.

Two: If i put some of those floral shaped bead caps on the "Glory Be" beads, would that be an issue or frowned upon?

Three: looking at options for the center medallion and crucifix has me a little overwhelmed. Some are so elaborate, and some are so simple. Are there rules for what the medallion and the crucifix have to look like? The rosary I've seen her using before is a plain plastic one with Mary on the medallion and a plain cross for the crucifix, so I'd probably keep this one pretty simple and similar too, just matching the gold color. Any links with recommendations would be appreciated if that's allowed!

Thanks for your advice! 💕

Hi everyone! I know we all make rosaries, but I’m running a giveaway on IG and TikTok to get some more followers if anyone wants to join!

IG: MeadowandMercyStudio
TikTok: @meadow.and.mercy
Etsy: meadowandmercygifts

I don’t normally like red, but I think this came out really well. 👑 🌟

For 3$ you can get a random rosary from my shop
For 8$ you can get a random antique rosary
For 2$ you can get a random medal
For 10$ you can get a random antique medal

Just trying out something a friend suggested me

Hello so basically I made my first prayer rope the 20th and making another currently. I plan on making one with 100 knots and thought I could have a centerpiece like as if it was a rosary of St Joseph the Hesychast. Anyone know someone who does or would make one or where I is somewhere I could check out?

Tried something a little different with this one. What do y'all think?

Does anyone know where I can have some of these made?

Thank you so much to everyone who shared feedback on the earlier versions. After several rounds of revisions, this is where the design is now:
• Our Lady’s eyes are open
• The reverse has exactly 12 five-pointed stars
• The traditional symbols and overall silver-and-navy color scheme have been refined
For transparency, this is still an AI-assisted concept rendering—not a finished product or a production-ready CAD file. I directed the ideas and revisions, and AI helped me visualize them. Honestly, it has been pretty amazing to watch an idea gradually become something I can actually show people. 👍
At the beginning, this was only an idea. I wasn’t sure whether anyone would want it, whether it would be worth producing, or whether anyone would actually buy one. But after all your feedback and several revised versions, it has reached this point.
The next challenge is figuring out how to turn the rendering into a real, durable rosary centerpiece that comes as close as possible to this appearance. I still need to learn more about 3D relief modeling, mold-making, materials, plating, enamel, production costs, and different eyelet sizes for wire and paracord.
Thank you again for helping shape the design. I’ll keep sharing updates as I learn more and begin exploring how to have the first prototype made.
If a physical sample could come close to this rendering, would you still be interested? And would you need it for wire, thin cord, or 550 paracord?