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So for some reason I have been hoarding scrap cane slices (including the first cane I made). Occasionally I have wondered why, so imagine my delight in discovering the Stroppel cane (see the free tutorial video).
My next thought was “how can I use this in a Natasha bead?”
So I did second iteration i.e. making a Stroppel cane from slices of Stroppel cane layered in alternate directions to make cubes with a centre that would be interesting on all axes. (Please comment if this isn’t clear and I will try to explain better). I then proceeded with the steps to make a round Natasha bead.
*Edit – see my later post which explains with pictures.*
Alice Stroppel said:
I lo e seeing what everyone is coming up with using the Stroppel cane. The different versions are very exciting. Love your take on it.
Alice
fulgorine said:
It’s such a good idea. I have a few more things I want to try still…
Cara Jane said:
those beads look cool! I have been playing about with the Stroppel cane too, i too am a scrap hoarder lol! i am about to write a blog post about my adventures with it, I’ll put a link in to this post too.
fulgorine said:
Looking forward to it 🙂