Joey says mooo~!

Lol. [why do i always start with lol?] Yes. Joey. this is pretty much a dedication to you :):) i have no idea how cows are relevant to you, but anyhowws like i promised [not really, but] i made a cow :):) [and i proved my mom wrong. even though she didn't accept it.] so on the left is the cow made with regular white thread, and the one on the right is made with fishing wire. it turned out to be a very mad cow.

speaking of which, i did a science project about mad cow disease. it was rather very enjoyable [which is very weird.] i used a really resourceful resource: A BOOK. [wow.] no kidding. it was very good. i actually understood it. then again, i think i really enjoyed mad cow disease which made everything much easily to absorb.

It's called Mad Cow Disease[very creative, yes] by Barbara Sheen[i think]. There's a lot of good information. yes.

anyways. back onto what i started on. lol. This baby is pretty big compared to my other ones. it's flat also. took me approximately a day to complete the whole thing. because of the many rows, it was very floppy, loose and the whole thing just didn't look right held up. So, i had to thread the rows together. There're many knots so it doesn't look as good as the pattern as it wasn't made from that fancy japanese beading wire. *cries* hopefully, i can lay my hands on some very soon. :):)

so, lessons learnt from this project: if making a beaded piece with many rows of beads, use the fancy japanese wire, or keep the rows with the same number of beads. [notice how gold row the right side of my cow sticks out by one bead.] okay, one bead, may not be much, but one little bit adds up to a lot. ooh~! and the lines that goes down, is very noticeable. visibly crooked which isn't a pretty sight.

anyways. i think i should restrict my projects to weekends. i really have a lot of work to do. grr. it's very annoying. i'm really blocked on my work. grr. anyways. i don't think you'll see much of my projects for the week :):)

<3 ya all :):)