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Tutorial: Houndstooth Cane

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My daughter’s favourite pattern this past year has been houndstooth for some reason. She bought herself a nifty newsboy cap in it and a great infinity scarf. There was a little squee of happiness when she saw there was an easy peasy cane for the pattern and I have the feeling we will have houndstooth beads here soon. Meg Newberg of Creator’s Joy generously shares with us her photo tutorial for this great cane.

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  1. YOU MAKE AWESOME STUFF!! DO YOU HAVE ANY YOUTUBE ACCT TO CHECK ONE OF YOURS TUTTORIALS? THERE ARE SO MANY THING AND TECHNIQUES THAT I´D LOVE TO LEARN!!
    THANK YOU AND GREETINGS FROM MEXICO!

  3. Hi Lisa! The post was from a few years ago and I made little houndstooth beads back then. If you were interested in beads I could probably figure something out though!

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