The beads used are a silver plated plastic, stitched with smoke fireline. Why smoke when it would be so very visible? Because it mimics the patina of Liver of Sulfur. And the plastic beads make it very light weight on your ears.
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Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Beading Daily Earrings a Day Challenge: Day Four
Today I give you some Almost Cubic Right Angle Weave! Wait, almost cubic? Yeah, well, I did the first layer in regular right angle weave, then I built the side walls, then went across the top and filled in. So, not true cubic right angle weave as all the little sections are NOT connected, but all done on one length of thread (the other approach is to do it in two layers and then stitch the two layers together.... too much needle threading for me!).
The beads used are a silver plated plastic, stitched with smoke fireline. Why smoke when it would be so very visible? Because it mimics the patina of Liver of Sulfur. And the plastic beads make it very light weight on your ears.
The beads used are a silver plated plastic, stitched with smoke fireline. Why smoke when it would be so very visible? Because it mimics the patina of Liver of Sulfur. And the plastic beads make it very light weight on your ears.
