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It's been quite a while since I crocheted with beads and wire, so a good hour or so was spent just getting the hang of it again.
I went through all my beads and when I came across a bunch of Crystazzi beads in aqua, green, and capri blue. I knew right away it seemed like the right combination. The bright yellow really sets off the other colors.
The prototype is finished, but I want to add a couple other strands so it's back to the drawing board.
I hope to have it done this week so I can share.
In the mean time, I'd love to hear from anyone who is working on a fun springy project, especially wire crochet. Please share your project and tips!
6 comments:
I've never done bead crochet but need to soon!
Looking forward to seeing this! I've not had an opportunity to try crocheting with wire yet.
I used bead crochet for my BSBP7 project...here's a link to the blog post. http://www.vikingcraft.blogspot.com/
It was a treat to do!
Wow, Katie! For your first try, that is AWESOME, you would definitely think you'd been wire crocheting for a while! Thanks for sharing!
Wire crochet is not mine. I love Viking Knit much better. Can't wait to see your piece, as I love the bead colors very much.
I am learning to crochet thread with beads so I also want to learn to crochet with wire....i am so looking forward to this article to see the dynamics of beading with wire!!!
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