And this is what happens when dimensional peyote stitch goes horribly wrong.
I hadn’t done pentagons in a while. I thought I remembered how. The first few rows, yes. The next… not so much.
Looooong story short, there’s a specific pattern of beads you have to add for each set of 4 rows to get it to come out flat. Oops?
At least I figured out where I had to look for the correct directions. So I have a set of nice flat pentagons for my attempt at a barrette now.
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Still fun. And very pretty! Blerg, just too tired for anything right now. Still. Fun idea for a plot thing that I can’t spell right now, the closer the wearer is to a weakness/twist/eddy in the flow of time, whether a person or location, the more twisted the earrings become.
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Perfect for this time of year! Wonderful, still gorgeous now that I’m awake.
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Yay!
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Oooh, if you used sparkly center beads, and chained a couple of those together, they’d make AWESOME sun-catcher chains.
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Huh!
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And this is what happens when dimensional peyote stitch goes horribly wrong.
Of all the ways that Murphy could visit you, this one is at least harmless?
I much prefer minor mishap to Murphy’s other antics . . .
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Heh! It did cost me some time, but yeah, preferable to some of the other stunts Murphy’s pulled!
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Any mistake where you can twist it around to a point where you can say “I meant to do that!” and actually get people to believe you is not a mistake, but a very strange form of inspiration.
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Hey, a pattern is just a mistake you can repeat.
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*G*
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….my first thought was maybe they could use it on the set for A Wrinkle In Time. (On a side note i am excited about that movie)
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