The massive difference that the right materials make

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I’m very new to beading and just wanted to share my amazement at what a massive difference it made to redo the same project with better materials. The first attempt on the left was done with unbranded seed beads of unknown sizes, and nylon thread. There’s no bead shops locally to me here in Ecuador, so I was just working with what I could find. The second attempt on the right was done with 11/0 Muki delica and fireline, brought back from a visit to the UK over Christmas. I still need to redo the second one once I have some wire guards to put in the top (put in an order from Amazon, which is possible here, but takes three weeks to arrive 😜)

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