I have an idea....
*snickers*
Nah, you're all safe. While working on my hat that I had at stitching Monday night, I'm sitting back, getting a look at it from more than 6" away, and suddenly realize, that would look GORGEOUS as a shirt... black with the spirals of beads floating on it... even the sleeves.
Now my issue is deciding whether to go with the current yarn, which is 100% acrylic, albeit very soft (Bernat Satin), or look for a black natural material yarn in a similar weight, or slightly lighter. Preferably a cotton blend, to both show the structure better, and cause wool tends to irritate my skin, plus it'd be marginally cooler in summer (being black).
I'll have to raid walmart for more of these black rainbow beads :D
Doesn't help that I had a black shirt with beads given to me in the past, but never wore because a couple bead had fallen off, and it was one of those that fuzzed and shed if you looked at it wrong.
*wanders off, muttering*
Nah, you're all safe. While working on my hat that I had at stitching Monday night, I'm sitting back, getting a look at it from more than 6" away, and suddenly realize, that would look GORGEOUS as a shirt... black with the spirals of beads floating on it... even the sleeves.
Now my issue is deciding whether to go with the current yarn, which is 100% acrylic, albeit very soft (Bernat Satin), or look for a black natural material yarn in a similar weight, or slightly lighter. Preferably a cotton blend, to both show the structure better, and cause wool tends to irritate my skin, plus it'd be marginally cooler in summer (being black).
I'll have to raid walmart for more of these black rainbow beads :D
Doesn't help that I had a black shirt with beads given to me in the past, but never wore because a couple bead had fallen off, and it was one of those that fuzzed and shed if you looked at it wrong.
*wanders off, muttering*