Today's post is a bracelet I made at a workshop at The Bead Shop Nottingham last month. I wore it on Friday and realised that I hadn't blogged about it.
It's a Right Angle Weave bracelet made of fire polished beads. The class sample was a single colour, but I wanted to make a checkerboard effect. The photo above was taken in the class and shows a range of sample edgings I was adding as I'd finished it quite quickly. I made a few, then decided on one and so undid it.
The bottom edge is the same as the pattern that Steph wrote for the workshop. The top edge is my own design, I think it looks like lace.
I love the fire polished beads, I wish I'd bought some now!
8 comments:
Nice! I'm at work today :( I had a small beading flashback- isn't the edging you've done called picot stitch or did I make that up?
I like that. I think your edging looks like a tiara, too!
That's a really pretty, love the edging design
very pretty you are certainly excellent at bead work
Pretty bracelet Wendy, I like the lace edging.
It's charming - and speedily done, as well!
That is gorgeous. So wintry and the lacy top looks like snowflakes.
It's so lovely! Great job :D
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