Two more, in fact! Good things come in threes, they say…
Bead Unique Magazine has it’s Spring 2007 issue out, and I best stock for options trading have an article in there on how to make a Fringed Butterfly Necklace (p. 52). I’ll be teaching this cane in person at the Bead & Button Show in June!
Polka Dot Creations has graciously reprinted my Tiger Lily Barrette article, first seen in the Spring 2003 issue of PolymerCAFE’ Magazine. This tutorial is FREE!
The demo this week was on creating kaleidoscope canes. I referenced Elaine (TooAquarius.com)’s Cane Math for helping everyone visualize how to construct the cane with a mirrored, repeated design element.
These canes are relatively easy to construct once you understand that you should keep what are stock options trading the initial pattern simple - generally people struggle with making their canes overcomplicated and losing the design as it reduces and gets recombined into even more complex patterns. Starting with a simple pattern with perhaps one complex area usually results in a pretty nice looking cane.
I made these beads with the slices of kaleidoscope canes. The top one is strung with glass rocaille beads. The two hearts at the bottom have Swarovski® crystals in the center and are hung from a jump ring on sterling silver chain. I call them “orbit beads”. They’re so fun to make and to wear!
FINALLY! I’ve just finished editing the Peony Cane tutorial. This is a free flower millefiore cane tutorial that I’d written last year. It can now be found under the ”Learn” heading of my website.
While you’re there, check out the other free tutorials I have online, and the Polymer Clay Basics what are the best stocks for options trading information sheets!
