[quote=k snow I can pick out every little stitch that isn't 100% perfect, but I am happy with the project. Its been on my to do list for a long time, almost a bucket list type project for me.[/quote]
If I recall correctly, most Native American beliefs where than nothing was perfect and would integrate that into their beadwork by putting in one odd color bead or odd number of beads in a row. Now that doesn't mean you could slap things together and call it fancy. Your work is truly outstanding and am excited to see the finished product as everyone else!

If I recall correctly, most Native American beliefs where than nothing was perfect and would integrate that into their beadwork by putting in one odd color bead or odd number of beads in a row. Now that doesn't mean you could slap things together and call it fancy. Your work is truly outstanding and am excited to see the finished product as everyone else!
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Every beadwork project I have made has at least 1 flaw (some many more). Sometimes it is on purpose, more often not.

Thank you.

You are making a beautiful one of a kind piece of craftmanship using natural native materials As such all natural /native materials will be subject to possible flaws . What I like about your post is you are taking us along as you go through all the needed steps to have a successful completed project that is both useful and attractive Great job on both aspects of what you are doing