Re: Crochet necklace

Actually, if you use larger beads (8s are my favorite) and a bead spinner, it could actually go a lot faster than peyote. JMO.

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MaryJLind
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Yes, that is my experience too. I just finally figured out bead crochet after 3 years of not getting it, and I find it is much faster then peyote, even without a bead spinner. Actually, I think it goes even faster for me then a netted rope, and that is faster then peyote as well. JME YMMV.

Below is a link to my second piece I did the other day.

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for looking. :o) Linx Wearable Art by Linx
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Linx

Oooooooo Linx! Lovely! I'd love to learn how to do this!

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Beadbimbo

Jinx, How many tubes does it take you to get a nice sized necklace like that? I think I use like 3-4.

--Mary

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MaryJLind

I think the rope itself took me right at 1 tube or 30 grams, maybe a little more. Then the bead in the front took a few more plus other beads. :o) Linx Wearable Art by Linx

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scaperchick

The article in the new B&B by Lynn Daniel is fantastic. That's what made it click for me, too. I have a whole bead crochet kit and a special book but Lynn's article makes it clear and easy to follow. I was about ready to give up and along came her article. I e-mailed to let her know how great it is.

Roxanne

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Roxanne Toser

How long is this necklace? Is there a clasp of some kind hidden in the focal?

Tina

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Christina Peterson

This necklace is 18.5 inches, and yes there is a lonster claw clasp hidden in the focal. :o) Linx Wearable Art by Linx

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