Knowing there are folks in the country that don't have access to a fabulous bead store, I put together a kit with all the parts you need. It was going to go on the website but they kept getting sold....I have 3 left, hardly enough for the website, but if you're interested, send me a message and I can set one aside for you. This is beads only, directions are in the Beadwork magazine, June July issue, 2009.
If you're interested in purchasing the beads, www.whimbeads.com , www.beyondbeadery.com both have the color numbers as well as Susan at www.thebeadingfrenzy.com.
And if you make it in a different pallette, I'd love to see the results!
That is such a beautiful necklace.
ReplyDeleteI figured out that I was gonna make Beverly sit down with me and get me going on RAW...(she doesn't know it yet)but I'm sure she would.
I think I'm missing a great technique....
I love this necklace, it's definately on my to do list even though I can be raw challenged when working with seeds. For some reason I can work the stitch fine with bigger beads though. I think it would make a great necklace for the party season so I've got 6 months to perfect the skills.
ReplyDeleteYou should definitely try it! I love doing the RAW stitch in a project like this - the different size beads give it such neat contours...I haven't tried this one yet, but looking at it makes me think of the urchins :o)
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