If you’ve ever done brick stitch before, then you remember how it will automatically become the shape of a triangle unless you increase or decrease the stitch. Let the brick stitch do it’s thing when you make these fun Brick Tree Ornaments.
These actually work up pretty quickly, especially if you use some fairly good sized seed beads like size 6 or 8.
Tags: bead+weaving, seed_beadPOSTED IN: Bead Weaving
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Bead Arts » Blog Archive » Bead & jewelry blogging round-up!
Jul 26, 2007 at 9:45 am
[…] & jewelry blogging round-up! July 26th, 2007 by Cyndi Lavin Jewelry and Beading At Jewelry and Beading, Tammy suggests that you start planting your jewelry beads in July, so you […]
Candie
Jul 30, 2007 at 7:05 pm
That tree is toooooo sweet, Tammy!
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