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Published: 2007-12-18 03:48:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 1547; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 13
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Still stuck on the colors that I used for the cuff, only this time it'll be a collar of sorts.Related content
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Wow! That pink just pops!!
And, is that felt you're working on (never done anything like this before, so overtly nosy)
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Really? Amazing! I never thought you could use something like that for such an awesome purpose! Maybe one day I'll get ambitious
Thank you very much!
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this is beautiful! 
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Heyloooooo~! Lubberly as usual. I hope the holidays are going well. There's not enough time in a day for my tired self. So much to do before Christmas...! Ugh.
Where do you get your cabs like the center one anyways? Like I don't already have enough stones to work with. But you find awesome focal stones. <3
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Hey, sweetie. My holidays aren't going that well, but we're alive
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Still, you always use neat ones. 
That was awesome of them.
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The detail is amazing! This must take you quite some time?
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I think it looks very pretty so far.
Good luck hun
TBP (AKA meg)
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it's exciting to see a WIP
you must have a full archieve of different coloured beads in all sizes!!
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Oh heck, yeah... I've enough beads to start my own shop lol
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I admire your work)
What material do you use as a basis?
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Yep, and they range from .77 to 1.29 for an 11x17 sheet.
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Oh my) I never knew such thing exists)
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I wish I had your vision to see those kinds of patterns. It looks stunning so far! You're a real inspiration.
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Nope, it's stiff felt that I purchased at Hobby Lobby. They have it in a lot of different colors.. the only part I don't like about the stiff felt is the little fuzzies that have a tendency to work themselfs into the beading
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Oooh, well, apparently you can dye Lacy's. Might be worth a shot? It's still beautiful. Can't wait to have a look at the finished product!
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Yeah, I've heard you can also paint it... so I may try that out, too
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wow gorgeus assortment of goodies! i just love it already!
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I'm not sure what 'akig' is? The bead tray is called 'Bead Buddy' and I picked it up at my local beadshop for about $18. I've got 4 of them, all with different assortments in them for other projects
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that would be my worst ever typo 
i'll go look around for some bead buddies
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I looked at the name of the tray and it's actually 'Beaders Palette'... hope that helps
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thnx
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Wow, thats beautiful so far! I have been trying to work on some beading myself, but I just can't get the hang of it. How do you get those beads so close together without having any tiny spaces? I never seem to get them close enough and I just can't keep my lines straight.
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I pick up 4 beads at a time (when covering long distances) and before pinning them down, I make sure that they lay flat where I want them and then insert the needle where the beads end... I'm not sure if that's a good description, but I'll try taking a shot for you.
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Thanks so much, hon. I think I got the idea. I always go for 1-2, thats probably part of the reason it gets out of order and spaced too far so fast.
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I'd recommend a book to you, it's all about bead embroidery and it's by Robin Atkins, 'One Bead at a Time'. It is a very inspirational book with fantastic information on the art
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pretty!
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If my tension is too tight, I tend to bend it all to hell
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Ah... the evil tradeoffs. Yeah... crochet is hard because you want the bead to be in place while having enough room to stitch. What I learned from beading is to be gentle while keeping the beads in place. But with beadpoint, that's kinda hard if you don't know where your needle's going to come from!
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