I was going to make it and give it to my sister but it fits me so I guess she's out of luck. :0( AWW. I guess I'll have to do number 2 and make it smaller.
This bracelet has a wonderful weighty feeling to it. I used size 6 Fireline, turquoise size 6 pearls, size 4 bicones and size 11 silver seed beads.
BEADED BEAD AND HERRINGBONE
I made this beaded bead and decided I wanted it on a herringbone rope. The size 11 seed beads I used were called gold metallic. I bought them at a local bead store. As I was working with them, the color was coming off on my fingers. It is now a multi-color of silver and gold but it's pretty.
I wonder how much the color will come off on clothes after it's worn a while.
I want to do beading and I want to do polymer clay so why does laundry, ironing, dusting and those nasty things keep creeping in my head? NEVER MIND, THEY'RE GONE.
Hey Booboo, I found 3 of your rubber balls yesterday. Thanks for the memories.
2 comments:
I don't think I would have the patience for all those beads, well done for untangling it all!
Bonnie, I've made that stitch in a single width and wondered how hard it would be to do the double! Yours looks beautiful, even if you did have a hard time with it.
I love the herringbone rope and that beaded bead looks so elegant on it. I was just reading about seed beads the other day and learned that there are some new galvanized metal ones that don't lose their color.
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