RABBIT HOLE BANGLE

Rabbit Hole bangle by Rose C Rushbrooke. Made with delicata glass seed beads. Beadweaving - peyote stitch. Image copyright © Rose C Rushbrooke.

This bangle is woven in peyote stitch and the whole thing is one continuous piece - each bead is joined to the next to make one continous band. This is a technique learned from Jean Power who is known for her geometric beadwork. Tweaking her even sided triangles into isosceles triangles with two long sides and a short. This is to echo the quilt shapes.

It is self repeating like a fractal, a series of 5 beads from small to large are stitched and repeated. At the join the bangle is turned in a complete circle so the triangles spray out like the quilt design.


Geometric Beadwork by Jean Power

As seen in Jean Power's book Geometric Beadwork

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Rabbit Hole - fractal art quilt. Image copyright © Rose Rushbrooke.

Inspired by the fractal art quilt Rabbit Hole.


Bangle shown laying on the fractal art quilt Rabbit Hole. Image copyright © Rose Rushbrooke.

You can see how the colours work with the printed silk fabric and silk ribbon embroidery.

Bangle inspired by Rabbit Hole fractal art quilt - continuous peyote stitch beaded beads, shown sideways to emphasise twisted triangles. Image copyright © Rose Rushbrooke.

Sideways view.

A close up of the Rabbit Hole bangle. Image copyright © Rose Rushbrooke.

Close up view.

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