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Here's another tiny seed bead necklace I worked on Sunday. I pulled out one of my books to teach myself a new pattern. I finished it up late this evening. This one takes quite a bit of time, because the length of the chain is only extended by one bead for every four beads added. These are tiny 11/0 sead beads, so you can imagine how my eyes felt after finishing this one up!

My next one I'm going to make using several different colors and bead styles.

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The Clever Pup said…
Hey I make necklaces too. Nothing as intricate as yours or as nice as my friend Verena. I posted about her on Feb 27.

Maybe I should take some photos. Thanks for inspiring me.
Wed Mar 04, 02:10:00 PM EST
Lindsey said…
Beautiful! I would love to wear a necklace like that. I love the brown!!
I've never made any jewelry. I think I might give it a shot sometime. 'Cause I am lovin' that necklace.

I have been really busy! Sorry I have been M.I.A. Things don't look like they will slow down until Monday for me.
Wed Mar 04, 11:14:00 PM EST
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