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Friday, January 21, 2011
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gelatin plate printmaking dye - Google Search
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gelatin plate printmaking dye - Google Search
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Kids Crafts | Scout Crafts, Free Printables, Recycled Crafts, and Discount Craft Supplies from MakingFriends.com
Kids Crafts | Scout Crafts, Free Printables, Recycled Crafts, and Discount Craft Supplies from MakingFriends.com
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Butterfly Pony Bead Pattern

Basic Instructions:
Fold your cord in half to find the center. Use a half hitch (see detail at right) to secure it to lanyard hook. Lace beads using pattern above as a guide.
craft project sheets, recycled ideas & free printables plus Discount craft supplies
Examples like this
Butterfly Pony Bead Pattern
- 16 Black pony beads
- 36 Blue pony beads
- 2 Green pony beads
- 2 Yards cord
- 1 lanyard hook
Fold your cord in half to find the center. Use a half hitch (see detail at right) to secure it to lanyard hook. Lace beads using pattern above as a guide.
Wing Instructions:
After completing the 3rd row string 10 beads on one cord, then loop cord back through all 10 beads to form a stiffer loop. Repeat procedure for the opposite wing. After completing the fifth row of the body, string 8 beads on one cord, then loop the cord back through all 8 beads to form the bottom portion of wings. Repeat for opposite wing. Finish by tying off with a double knot.
After completing the 3rd row string 10 beads on one cord, then loop cord back through all 10 beads to form a stiffer loop. Repeat procedure for the opposite wing. After completing the fifth row of the body, string 8 beads on one cord, then loop the cord back through all 8 beads to form the bottom portion of wings. Repeat for opposite wing. Finish by tying off with a double knot.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
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