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The idea for this ornament came from a beading blog I saw, but unfortunately I can no longer find the link to give proper credit to the right person. I modified it to not hang loose on the ornament as whenever it slipped off the strands would get completely tangled.
Andi Cloud leads a beading workshop at the Lakeview Library as part of the Native American Storyteller-in-Residence series. Photos by Library staff.
Tejido de Gamuza y Cadena con dijes pequeños dijes de caritas de niños, flores y niñitos en Zirconia.
The design was intended to have a large box clap but I didn't have one I liked and chose to use a foldover magnetic clasp. Most of my projects are gifts for others but this one is MINE!
The designer, Glenda Payseno, is at stores.lulu.com/glendasbooks She also has a terrific beading group at Yahoo: groups.yahoo.com/group/Beadchat/ There's lots of support and free designs there too.
Brick stitch pendant necklace, inspired by a photograph of Camilla wearing a ruby and diamond necklace which looks somewhat similar.
My latest project. Not finished, still like beading the other side, then the draw ties also get beaded. Materials: glass size 12 beads, elk skin leather.
OK, the main reason I came up with this idea, was not beading at home. That means that my beading surface should also be compact to travel with......so it folds in half.
Now, even at home I bead on my invention LOL. When I have to interrupt my work, I "close" it, and all stay in place neatly.