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Procrastinating with shiny things
Oct. 12th, 2010 03:59 pmIn the last few weeks, whenever the stress has gotten to be a bit overwhelming, I shut my books, made a mug of tea, put on a podcast or two, and took out my beadwork.
And holy crap guys, I did a lot of procrastination on my homework. >_> Check this out!
This is a rope necklace made from tiny little glass seed beads. I learned how to do this over the course of the summer at Fort Edmonton, and I even completed three or four necklaces in this style while interpreting to people, but never one this long. I should have measured it before I gave it to my beloved friend Yan (who keeps making me food and being an awesome person!), but it had to have been at least two feet all around, if not more.
( Well here, see it for yourselves... )
A few details of the strand, twisted, so that you can fully appreciate the colours and the way the light plays out on the three different textures of the beads.
And holy crap guys, I did a lot of procrastination on my homework. >_> Check this out!
This is a rope necklace made from tiny little glass seed beads. I learned how to do this over the course of the summer at Fort Edmonton, and I even completed three or four necklaces in this style while interpreting to people, but never one this long. I should have measured it before I gave it to my beloved friend Yan (who keeps making me food and being an awesome person!), but it had to have been at least two feet all around, if not more.
( Well here, see it for yourselves... )
A few details of the strand, twisted, so that you can fully appreciate the colours and the way the light plays out on the three different textures of the beads.
