I guess February 2010 was a good month for beading magazines because the
Bead & Button Feb 2010 also has at least three designs I stitched. This issue was just about the time I started bead weaving and two of the very first pieces I made came from its pages.
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my second piece - a cute Beth Stone herringbone bracelet |
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a Smadar Grossman design |
But all the time I was going through the pages of this issue, I had my eye on the Galaxy Bead by Gill Slone. It seemed impossibly complicated and so far past what I might ever be able to do. This fall I thumbed through all my beading magazines and saw the pattern again. And it didn't seem that complicated! It appeared to be something I could do. So I rolled out a couple of Galaxy Beads.
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in sapphire and silver |
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in heliotrope, bronze, and pearly white |
Beautiful - isn't it fun to look back and realize how your skills (and courage!) have grown in just a short while?
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