the next thing i made was a beaded ornate with right-angle weave and single needle method. I suppose u're wondering why i couldn't have used a different colored bead for this as the bead i used for the ornate is the same as the bead i used for the Cross. Well, as you know, i am new to beading, and i bought a few different colored beads, but all of them were small beads, except for the one type of bead i happened to buy, were seed beads about 4mm each. They were multipurpose, could be used for so many bead-weaving projects. As for the small beads, if i can't get a thinner needle and a finer fishing line, it's all a waste!. The credits for the tutorial i referred to upon making the beaded ornate goes to Andrea. 

The fear of knowing that i'm gonna seat for PMR next year is just getting the whole of me! Ok, gotta get my nose hooked back on books 

the next thing i made was a beaded ornate with right-angle weave and single needle method. I suppose u're wondering why i couldn't have used a different colored bead for this as the bead i used for the ornate is the same as the bead i used for the Cross. Well, as you know, i am new to beading, and i bought a few different colored beads, but all of them were small beads, except for the one type of bead i happened to buy, were seed beads about 4mm each. They were multipurpose, could be used for so many bead-weaving projects. As for the small beads, if i can't get a thinner needle and a finer fishing line, it's all a waste!. The credits for the tutorial i referred to upon making the beaded ornate goes to Andrea. 

The fear of knowing that i'm gonna seat for PMR next year is just getting the whole of me! Ok, gotta get my nose hooked back on books