I got the idea from a Russian beaded jewelry book. There are very clear pictorial instructions. I've adapted the design to suit my requirement.
I thought I'll make 2 strands clasped occasionally with a larger bead. Have to work it out. I've tried out several options. Haven't come up with a satisfactory idea as yet. I've decided that the ideal length for the strap is 35". That's it for now. Here's a close-up of the design.
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hi, happy to see your works again. i've been visiting on and off this site for a long time, but you weren't there. meanwhile i learned needle tatting pretty well and i got a tatting shuttle from ebay and have begun tatting using shuttle. But i'm still to learn tatting using two shuttles. and i thank everyday the moment when i came across this wonderful art in your site. please keep posting more frequently. it is such an inspiration
Hi ssg, but I have a job and son is in class XII. I ended up completely neglecting my blogs. I hope to post regularly.
Happy to know that you enjoy my post. Even though my pageviews per week is pretty high people rarely comment.
I have added tabs which are links to my other blogs. Pop over when you have the time.
warm regards,
Bhavani
Belos trabalhos, Hhavini!
Bjs
Thank you Sonia
I've already been to a few of your other blogs. I love the kitchen experiences and quotes that made me think. I too like to experiment in kitchen but most of the time they turn out to be things which only i'll have the courage to eat. Sadly my husband is not experimental in the case of food. He likes what his mother cooks for him (and most of the time it is the better food:))and now that i realize how busy you are, i think i should appreciate you for doing all these creative things even after fulfilling all your responsibilities. I too have a full time job. But don't have any kids yet. Still i find it difficult to find time to do things that i love. Think i can take some lessons from you in time management also.
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