Herringbonekette, step 2
While on my summer trip, I worked on a couple of projects. This is all the further I got on this project! It’s so much easier to keep working on a project than to go back to it after a break. Especially when the instructions are in German, and I’m trying to figure it out…
A few more bead blogs
Happy browsing! isabellabead Fantasia di Perle Gabessz Vasena
Lightner Museum in St. Augustine, Florida
The Lightner Museum in St. Augustine is truly a treasure. It bills itself as “splendors of the Gilded Age,” and it is — with all the beauty and quirks of the era. It is housed in the former Hotel Alcazar, built in 1887 by railroad magnate Henry M. Flagler in the Spanish Renaissance style. After…
Blogs again!
Here’s some more: L’Hebdo de Laulo L’Ecrin de Perles de Laulo Veta’s Art with Beads
Herringbone rope
I really like herringbone. This goes quickly — I do essentially two stitches at once, so four beads per stitch. I like adding larger beads within the rope, but these hex beads have huge holes, and these seeds can fit inside them. This makes it a little awkward, but it still works!