It's the class sample for a new offering in October, but I had to share it now because it's so sparkly and new. I looked at some patterns for weaving crystals and seed beads and, not having the patience of a real seed beader, decided to make up something simpler, quicker, and easier. I may move on to more challenging patterns, but for now the focus is still on the ingredients: Czech rounds, Swarovski bicones (that color is Smoky Topaz 2AB), and seed beads.
Sunday, August 13, 2006
Woven crystal bracelet
Fresh from the workbench...
It's the class sample for a new offering in October, but I had to share it now because it's so sparkly and new. I looked at some patterns for weaving crystals and seed beads and, not having the patience of a real seed beader, decided to make up something simpler, quicker, and easier. I may move on to more challenging patterns, but for now the focus is still on the ingredients: Czech rounds, Swarovski bicones (that color is Smoky Topaz 2AB), and seed beads.
It's the class sample for a new offering in October, but I had to share it now because it's so sparkly and new. I looked at some patterns for weaving crystals and seed beads and, not having the patience of a real seed beader, decided to make up something simpler, quicker, and easier. I may move on to more challenging patterns, but for now the focus is still on the ingredients: Czech rounds, Swarovski bicones (that color is Smoky Topaz 2AB), and seed beads.
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