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Published: 2008-02-12 18:15:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 13045; Favourites: 47; Downloads: 2988
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A box beaded in delica beads based on a pattern from Julia S Pretl's book Little Beaded BoxesRelated content
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Thanks and thanks for the fav too
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I've got that book, I'm working on the same box as this but in two shades of purple and black.
yours has turned out really well
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Thanks and don't forget to post yours when you're done!
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Woah hey, I love that book! I just got it and did a couple boxes myself!
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It's a great book - one of my favourites!
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Thank you and thank you for the fave! I really enjoy making little boxes and vessels and I'm glad you like this one
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Woo! Beautiful! I've never done a pattern this involved, not in the triangular peyote.
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Thank you...pleased you like it...I had fun making it!
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You should! I enjoy making them!
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Glad you like it...I won't sell these ones but I might make some to sell in the future. Thanks for the fave too
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Grg toggle thru lottsa lottsa comments. Flerp!
Pyramid box reminds me of a study area at Simon Fraser University. Peaceful place to open a book if I was very , very small.
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wow that's amazing!! Is it done on wire or thread? You must have some patience
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It's thread...the tension gives it its rigidity.
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that is some tight beadwork! lovely design, i don't know that i could have pulled that off even half so well!
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Thank you...it is the tension that gives it its rigidity.
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i realize that, i just meant you did a good job of keeping the tension equal throughout the piece.
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This is fantastic and just different - you don't tend to think triangular and boxes in the same breath. Thanks for the link as well, that's one I will be sharing with my mum, the woman I have to blame/thank for getting me hooked on beads.
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Thanks...I can't get my daughter Emma into beading! She's made one or two things but she prefers her pencils and pens...mind you, she's happy enough to wear things I've made! 
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She's getting to grips with computers and this internet thing but I don't know how well she'd do keeping up with something like DA. I'll certainly suggest it to her though, might give her a bit of motivation to finish some of the projects she's got laying around.
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I'm not very good with computers either...I rely on Emma for help when I want to do anything different! I can find my way round DA, browse the net and send emails...oh and use Word to write a letter but thats about it
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Thank you...I love making these little boxes!
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Astonishing work - fine colours, excellent accuracy.
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How pretty! I like the shape and the colours.
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Oh my! 
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Thank you Linda...pleased you like it!!
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I really loved it, I might have to look into that book, this looked like fun!
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Thanks
Here's a free pattern for a hexagon shaped one... [link]
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Thanks! I'll have to give it a go!
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oooo...that's pretty. Like something you'd see in a magazine made by a professional. Professional Badger Mum!
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Thank you 
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Thank you so much
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you're very welcome!!
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Thanks Steph...glad you like it and thanks for the fave!
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