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Feb. 12th, 2018 08:51 amNote to self: bead netting takes a very long time even when it is a relatively simple piece.
(It's the Burst of Brilliance necklace from the Dec. 2017 issue of Bead and Button. The instructions go something like 'String a stop bead. Now do [not very complicated sequence involving units of two size 11s separated by one size 8] and then turn around and go back through the size 8 and do [sub-sequence of that] and go through the next size 8 and when you get to the end do [the same sub-sequence but with four size 11s, one size 8, and two size 11s]. Okay, great. Now do that ninety-seven more times.')
(It's the Burst of Brilliance necklace from the Dec. 2017 issue of Bead and Button. The instructions go something like 'String a stop bead. Now do [not very complicated sequence involving units of two size 11s separated by one size 8] and then turn around and go back through the size 8 and do [sub-sequence of that] and go through the next size 8 and when you get to the end do [the same sub-sequence but with four size 11s, one size 8, and two size 11s]. Okay, great. Now do that ninety-seven more times.')
