The weave is so much more flexible then tubular peyote stitch. This necklace really lays nice and has a lot of movement.
And the ends finish off so nice. There is no need for end caps.
Stop by here for a great chenille tutorial by Sara Spoltore.
Oh Lisa this is truly beautiful. B
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful Lisa. Very elegant with your choice of beads!
ReplyDeletenext week, i will have a quiet house and i will do my Leibster (is that the name?) award post and fully check out this tutorial, because i LOVE this necklace!!! i can only imagine how good it feels. what a simple beauty.
ReplyDeleteJust so lovely Lisa
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, Lisa this is so gorgeous, I admire and I'm envious :-) of your talent...(my camera has done this and I don't quite know why)
ReplyDeletegorgeous! LOVE this necklace! what a great pattern
ReplyDeleteI love seed beads. They are so simple yet can be made into something extravagant like your necklace here. Just lovely!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful necklace Lisa!
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