is another scissor fob.  I'm trying to pace myself so I don't wind up with 50 of them.  Like I said in my last post, they are SOOO easy.
Then I
 wanted a case for my ipod.  Just something to put it in in my purse.  So I came up with this little nugget.  I can't decide what button to put on it, so that's the reason for the pin.
After the Surface Design class, I was flipping through a recently purchased beading book by Larkin van Horn. She makes these beaded buttons while she's on the road. I thought it was wonderful so I made one. The bad part was while I was putting it on the button form I loosened some beads, so I took the picture before I took it off so I can fix it. The good thing was I found out why I like Silamide better then Nymo. This was really fun to do and definitely helped me practice my beading. This might become the centerpiece of a new quilt.
  
Finally, it was mentioned that Altoid tins are good to transport beading projects. Well, I've had this kit (including heart tin) for quite a while and decided it was time for it to be made. Anyway, real easy -- a little cross stitch, some embroidery and a few beads. Hot glue onto the tin, add the cording, and a piece of felt on the inside -- PRESTO, bead tin!
Michele


1 comment:
Love your beaded button! I like Silimide (sp?) too.
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