Does anyone know what a skirt made out of bone beads looks like?
It like a costume for the hawiians to do their dances with?
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September 4th, 2010 at 5:51 pm
Gee, where’d you hear about a bone-bead skirt? I think you’ve probably got the right image, though, when you say it’s like a Hawaiian hula skirt…I would imagine longish tube beads would be the majority of type of bead used. (To make it a bit faster to bead enough strands!) And they’d be strung on strong cord that was ‘slip-knotted’ to a main cord that would become the ‘waistband.’ Then again, if you wanted to actually be able to wear it in public, you could attach the beaded strands to the waistband of a pretty velvet, cotton, or silk skirt of your own! Mix in some pretty, sparkling faceted crystal beads to really dress it up! Wow! My mind is racing with possibilities!
I look forward to finding out if anyone else has actually seen a bone bead skirt!
And by the way, what are you going to use it for?