Hello, everyone.
The sewing projects are at a break for the moment, and the beads have been calling me. I read an instruction on
Dutch Spiral beading--think bracelets or necklaces--and decided to give it a try.
There is a full baggie of blue bead mix to do something with, and a cleared-off sewing machine table to do things on:
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The bead mix in a condiment cup--love these square cups for beading. |
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Some of them spread out on a rimmed lid |
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Used 6 pound Fireline for this one. |
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Work in progress. |
I am surprised by the amount of texture the beadwork has with a fairly simple stitch. And no hair pulling because of large jumps in bead sizes being next to each other!
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