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i made a few and i got this IDEA in my head about ladders (as a symbol). ascending and decending. and destinations. my idea was that those tube beads would make great ladder rungs. well i suppose, in theory, they eventually will.
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here's the first one. i really hoped it was going to be great, but instead....
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oops.
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and kinda wonky.
now don't get me wrong, i'm not out of hope...i'm pretty sure i have a reasonably good idea about how to string this one with it's missing rung and have it still look darn good.
and the rung?
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i think it looks like it has potential to look good with it's brothers and sisters in support of one of kelley wenzel's beautiful, handmade headpins.
i think the ladder IDEA is one worth pursuing, unfortunately it looks like it will have to be at a very slow pace this year....
2 comments:
Woah, Holly! I think the ladder looks pretty interesting. Couldn't you just put some kind of a burnisher, maybe a steel knitting needle, and wind it around in the edge of the ladder rung to gently spread it out a little bit? It would be like a tube rivet. I don't mean hammer it, but it seems if the fit is close anyway, you could find a way to flare the ends just enough to hold them in place without changing the look.
Just a thought. We're off to have dinner with friends in Ellsworth and them home tomorrow to host a birthday dinner for Bruce's mom.
Everyone is getting sourdough bread!
well, i hadn't thought of that...the problem is that the one that fell out has an opening much larger than the rest ALREADY...hmmm...i wonder if the tiny pearls i have planned for going up the sides of the ladder would camouflage that...
have fun in ellsworth and with bruce's mom!
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