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| I love The Rivendell Rope designed by Jeanne Evans , but I don't know how to crochet. After years of knitting, I can't train my hands to work with only one hook! That is another reason why I learned how to do Kumihimo, which I think the look resembles beaded crochet. |
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| I found 4 Czech glass leaves in my bead stash. The reddish-brown color matches perfectly with the copper beads in the necklace. I wish I had more leaves but four will do for now. Here are the steps to make the leaf fringe. |
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| String an odd number of seed beads and form a circle around the clasp ring. Tie a knot. Next, string the desired length of vine-colored beads. |
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| String a leaf and a vine-colored bead. Skip the bead and pass back through the leaf and 2 beads. |
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| String 2 vine-colored beads and 6 leaf-colored beads. |
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| Skip the 6th leaf bead, pass back through the 5th leaf bead. String 3 leaf beads then pass back through the 1st leaf bead and the 2 vine beads. |
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| Continue to add more leaves, pearls or crystals to the vine. |
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| I think adding another vine would give this necklace a fuller look.... if I can just find 1 more glass leaf and a couple pearls that match! |
