A short while ago I bought a bead loom as I had been meaning to have a go at bead weaving. This one uses four colours and is 13 beads across in a traditional American indian design. The beads used in this piece are a bit large but for a first attempt I liked the design and the colours. I think I will incorporate this into a card design as an embellishment going forward.
I intend using some smaller more even seed beads to do a more complex design next.
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It looks good Sid. I think you did well to use slightly larger beads for a first attempt. Looking forward to seeing more of your beaded creations.
ReplyDeleteThink it looks great...
ReplyDeletethat looks great Sid. I went through a beading stage. It's very satisfying.
ReplyDeleteFantastic job especially for your first attempt. My daughter bought me one last year and I've yet to use it...you've given me inspiration.
ReplyDeleteWell done Sid that looks pretty difficult. Looks like little sweeties.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, your've captured a eal indian feeling
ReplyDeleteLooks great Sid :) good for you giving it ago
ReplyDeleteVon x☺x
Looks great Sid and I love your colour combo
ReplyDeleteSam xxx
This is great, never tried this!
ReplyDeleteLucy x
wow Sid - just catching up on your stunning work - what a fantastic variety of your skills - brilliant
ReplyDeletelooks good...something I'd never attempt, as I havent got the patience for anything fiddly.Look forward to seeing more from you!
ReplyDeleteBeading as well Sid, you have no end of talent.
ReplyDeleteNeet x
I just started my first one today!
ReplyDeleteI like how neat you finished yours.
Nice :)
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