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Knitting: Faith's Sept necklace
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Faith's Sept necklace

Sept necklace

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This project was made as part of a Craftsy course:
Brilliant Knit Beads with Betsy Hershberg »
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Category: Knitting

Type of item: Accessory

For: Women

Style: Whimsical, Casual, Funky

Materials

seed beads ans DK weight yarn

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faithintaos on craftsy.com
faithintaos
Oct 04, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Yes... I dreamed it up after not liking any of the regular findings for this kind of necklace. Easy... just end the icord with any cool beads then, make a small wrapper with Kitchner graft do the slider. Attach both your strung beads and the adjustable icord to any appropriate donuts . Thanks for liking it!
christinebrenner@yahoo.com on craftsy.com
christinebrenner@yahoo.com
Oct 04, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
I love the way that you strung your beads. Is than an adjustable I-cord closure? Brilliant. :-)
faithintaos on craftsy.com
faithintaos
Sep 18, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
This necklace is just about finished. Sorry I have been out of touch, I have been hosting a workshop in addition to working. Tomorrow the pic will come.
Betsy Hershberg on craftsy.com
Betsy Hershberg
Craftsy Instructor
Aug 29, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
I just love it when my students "talk" to each other and share ideas!!! So inspiring. :-)))))
BiancaV on craftsy.com
BiancaV
Aug 28, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Yes, yes, I am an experimenter. You should see the pile of fibre I have collected in the past few weeks. Try a carrier thread for yarns that are too thick, I see you have stones in the mix of beads, have you though of trying some of the clon or mastex/conso cords? I use those for micromacrame, and knotting with semi precious beads, I reckon that would work a tread, you can try to use some glue on the thread to stiffen up an "artificial needle" that way you are not trying to force something the size of a melon through a hole the size of a lemon.
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faithintaos
Aug 28, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Brilliant!!!! Thanks so much, Bianca!
faithintaos on craftsy.com
faithintaos
Aug 28, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Oh the stone beads are for strunging but your ideas have me going now!
BiancaV on craftsy.com
BiancaV
Aug 28, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
BRILLIANT colours, fabulous, I cannot wait to see what you get up to.
faithintaos on craftsy.com
faithintaos
Aug 28, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thanks Bianca... some of the yars are too thick. I broke 3 big eye needles last night stringing beads. Then I also have some that are too thin in the mix, just trying out different combos. I love the experimenting part of this... I see you do too!
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Sintha
Aug 28, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
O.O I love the colors you have chosen. I spoke to a friend who runs a fiber mill and she said she would make some yarns for us with really short colorways if we liked.
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BaggieMaggie
Sep 16, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Oh, Sintha! We like, we like! What kind and weight of fiber?
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Sintha
Sep 17, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Arizonaro, the yarn is sock weight and alpaca. She has a huge alpaca ranch with a full sized fully operational mill on the property. In addition, she does all the hand-dying herself...I think she's a vampire.
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faithintaos
Aug 27, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
So excited to move on to a different color way!!! Betsy is THE BEST!

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