Today I actually put down my crochet hook and cotton yarn in favor of a generous length of mono filament, a lobster claw clasp and some pretty blue and silver beads. It's been quite a while since I've created a beaded piece, and making this one today reminded me how much I enjoy the process.
When I start out making something with beads, I don't usually have even the remotest idea how it will turn out. I just start, and sometimes start again many times, until I have something I like. I'll do a tutorial on how I make these very simple and fun zipper pulls soon. For now though I just had to show you that, as far as my being hooked on cotton yarn and crochet hooks, I really can quit anytime! As long as I have something equally as enjoyable and productive to fill the void!
Happy Stitching!
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When I start out making something with beads, I don't usually have even the remotest idea how it will turn out. I just start, and sometimes start again many times, until I have something I like. I'll do a tutorial on how I make these very simple and fun zipper pulls soon. For now though I just had to show you that, as far as my being hooked on cotton yarn and crochet hooks, I really can quit anytime! As long as I have something equally as enjoyable and productive to fill the void!Happy Stitching!
Click here to return to HookedOnNeedles.com
Labels: bead work, beaded zipper pull, beads, zipper pull
posted by Mary Grace McNamara on Tuesday, April 21, 2009
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