Hi, I really enjoy your blog and you are very talented at making all different kinds of jewelry, I must say! I came across your work on Beadsmagic and have to say I'm really impressed on how you correlate real objects and their color schemes into your pieces of jewelry. I would like to know, however, how is it you transfer a cross-stitch (sewing) graph into a peyote or brick beading stitch, as neither is linear (unlike the sewing one). Much help would be appreciated! Thanks again for SUCH a wonderful site! You should definitely look into Firemountaingem's catalogue monthly contests! You have a rare talent that I have never seen here in America before.
Hi, I really enjoy your blog and you are very talented at making all different kinds of jewelry, I must say! I came across your work on Beadsmagic and have to say I'm really impressed on how you correlate real objects and their color schemes into your pieces of jewelry. I would like to know, however, how is it you transfer a cross-stitch (sewing) graph into a peyote or brick beading stitch, as neither is linear (unlike the sewing one). Much help would be appreciated! Thanks again for SUCH a wonderful site! You should definitely look into Firemountaingem's catalogue monthly contests! You have a rare talent that I have never seen here in America before.
AtbildētDzēstThank you! Cross stitch scheme has drawn me. To convert about a peyote or brick beading stitch, they need to draw again on the grid.
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