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I decided that the best way to learn how to bead was to actually do so; so I joined The Bead Journal Project. It's a group of beaders that commits to making one project per month and posting about it.
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And I also took a two day beading class at BeadFX with Anne Marie Desaulniers.
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I've also been working on a commission which has been taking up much of my time!
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As I'm just a beginner, I've got loads of room for improvement, but I'm very happy with it.
Talk to you later!
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Good to see your blog post and that is QUITE the beaded box. Glad to see you are busy and having fun
ReplyDeleteaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaI LOVE IT!!!!! i collect decor boxes and box purses!!!
ReplyDeleteAh Kit! Beads!!! I never imagined I could get into beading, but there is something about those small, shiny twinkly things that is addictive.
ReplyDeleteI've yet to take a class. I've watched a few videos and think I really ought to to learn some of the stitches. Peyote anyone?
But the possibilities in textile art are endless!
Looking forward to seeing more. Xx
I wasn't able to reply to you directly, Mistress Hook - so I'll thank you here. :)
ReplyDeleteThe beading is wonderful...and it's never the dark side.
ReplyDeleteThanks Leah. There are those who would beg to differ! ;)
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