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Aha! we used to play that game. With nine of us in the family it was quite fun.


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Simple Games for Simple Minds & I have played the game also...


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With seven kids, Mom had to find something to keep us busy on rainy days.

I have tried to put the hump into my lane stitch and it just looks jumbled. I notice that your lane stitch has the rows more evenly spaced than mine. I have been studying your picture and realize I put my rows too close together -- so instead of getting the hump in there it is just crowded and uneven looking.



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I still need to locate my notes I took for the lane stitch class of 3 years ago. I recall with size 11/o that the lanes are 9mm wide and use 11 beads...

Let me measure & count on my Sioux Star project. That will answer the questions.


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Forgot to measure last night... but the picture of the Sioux Star reveals nine (9) 11/o beads & that has to make it 11mm wide rows. Sorry to keep you hanging. I remember that 11 & 9 were the key numbers. Size 11/o beads is a given but # of beads & width vs 9 and 11... hmmm...


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I apologize for the quality of this picture -- but, maybe you can see what I mean. I think the lanes are too close together. What do you think?



I have 8 beads in each lane.


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I meant 8 beads in each row. Now that I study the picture, I see that both the lanes and the rows are too crowded.


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Will have to look at picture tonight. Office computer system doesn't permit pictures from shared websites (we get the red x in the box). Usually you would add one bead onto a string otf them that is exactly the width of your row. This is where you might have to adjust lane width depending on your project & the beads.

As I worked the lanes on the military ribbons, I found that the various colors of 'same sized' beads (16/o in my case) beads varied in actual size. This produced a very distinctive antique look to the final result. I'm glad it looked that way, instead of resembling a perfect loom strip.


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Rows - lanes. It can be confusing.


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I looked in David Dean's book, Beading In The Native American Tradition, and your lane stitch does look antique. Very nice.

c. 1870's lane stitch:


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