I'm really enjoying playing with Cubic Right-Angle Weave (CRAW) at the moment. Every time I begin a new piece I'm inspired for another one, and then another one...

I just wish there were more hours in the day to bead all the ideas I have but sadly I'll have to settle for what I can do and at the moment it's playing with a Twisty CRAW I've developed which will be taught in my CRAW Ropes Class.

It's a fun challenge with all of the variations I come up with to keep the base CRAW rope still as flexible and draping as a CRAW rope is but fortunately, after many hours of experimenting, I've come up with ways that ensure this happens.

As you can see in this photo I'm making good use of all those Duracoat seed beads I bought recently. Having 4 different sizes in a colour is a great help when you want to bead a piece in the same colour so I'm glad I bit the bullet and made the investment.