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I didn't make a tutorial for this one though.
I swear, if I looked at this long enough, I'd fall to my knees and weep with joy. And it's just a picture. XD
I really don't know how you guys master beads like this. I've been working, but that's... just so amazing.
Beadwork just takes time... and patience...and lots and lots of thread
I hope, that one day, I can do something like this. One day. XD
The old man was really impressed too. He watched me, while I worked on my little baby dragon, for most of it. I called him over like, "Baby, you remember when I made my little red n black dragon?" he was like, "Uh huh" And I say, "You remember how long it took, and how frustrating it was?" - "yep" - "Well come check out this behemoth!" He gets over here, and the expression on his face was epic. XD Next came a slew of good expletives, and the like.
I've been using 8 pound test line for the stuff I've been working on. Is thread easier to use? I've heard it's all preference... But most of my thread that I have, is just general sewing standard stuff.
One day^^ More beadweavers is a good thing
Thread, line - it's preference. Just has to be strong - try tearing it with your hands (wear gloves or something - line can leave some cuts otherwise). If you can't tear it, or if it's very hard to tear - it's good thread/line