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18 November 2010

Beaded neck purse

I think I forgot to let you all know that the beaded purse is now finished and back up on this url.

There are a few alterations to the original pattern but not too many!!!  It's an easy pattern needing only rings, chains and split rings - with a few beads here and there!!!  Ask Sally - she'll give you the honest true 'low down' on this!!!


This pattern is as old as Methuselah so was well overdue for a re-vamp!!!
This is the front.
Now the back!!
Finally the cord.
As an addendum - we had two letters come through the post yesterday but many more are still 'missing'.  I went to the sorting office in the end and the guy said that our mail was 'out for delivery'.  Hmmm, put out a search party for our postie - no sign of him down our road!!!

13 comments:

  1. Nearly finished the purse I've been working on, just got bored with the finishing bits! It is great pattern and takes a lot, a lot of beads! Will blog when completed and tell you more.

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  2. Lovely purse, looks a great pattern, well done Margaret

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  3. Now are you sure there are a few beads looks to me like a lot! Any how it is a gorgeous purse just love it!

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  4. I LOVE it! I've been wanting a small beaded purse. Maybe this is the one for me. How many split rings? ; )

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  5. Hey, Lace-Lovin' Librarian - very few split rings, actually!!! They're only to take you up from one row to another so you could actually tie and cut (think before you do - more ends to sew in!!). Be brave, lass, be brave.

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  6. Anonymous12:31 pm

    I love that purse! OOOOh, I so could see this in silver and black for an evening out!!

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  7. Oh I think I have to make one. Love it.
    Elizabeth

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  8. WOW!!! That is a great purse! At first glance I thought you had used two different colors of thread in addition to the beads and then I realized it was due solely to the change in beads. VERY pretty!

    :) Ann

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  9. Nice purse love the beads! But it is something I probably never do. Ok never say never, lined I could actually think of a use for it. Did you make the cord?

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  10. The cord is made using the double double stitch - easier than the other ways and gives a really great finish.

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  11. That looks so awesome! :)

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  12. love the your work. This, of course, and I also want to experiment a little.

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  13. Neat purse, Jane. It's a masterpiece!

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