At first, it took me some time to grasp the technique and I had to unpick the work several times. After I succeeded to make a little piece of work, it just fluently progressed.
I made a few jewelries by this stitch, and then I decided to try something new.
I made only one side of the pattern and used large drop beads on the edges, instead of seed beads.
I like this new look of the St. Petersburg jewel; don't you?
St. Petersburge bracelets with drop beads
A necklace with a lampwork focal bead
A bracelet with 6/0 seed beads, round glass beads
and picots on the edges
A bracelet with 8/0 seed beads and faceted 4mm beads
Smadar
ReplyDeleteYour variations and combinations of the St. Petersburg Stitch are original and interesting!
bisous
it is such a pleasre to see the unexpected and wonderful places where you take such a simple well-used technique.
ReplyDeleteThe bracelet is exquisite!
Tali
Thank you both, dear friends! :)
ReplyDeleteI like your bracelet with the drop beads, such a good idea!! The other ones are beautiful, too!! You are very talented!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Gini!
ReplyDeleteSmadar :)