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powwowbum49 · 03-03-2002, 02:42 AM

Suzizila

I would suggest that you do not make any holes in the back of the rosette and leave that to the friend with the bustle. You see the holes will determine how the rosette sits in the center of the bustle and need to correspond to the holes that are in the backboard the bustle is strung on. The rosette needs to placed on the backboard and marked through the holes to insure it lines up right. I would leave it to the lazy bugger that is having you do his beadwork.

One less thing for you to worry about ;)

03-03-2002, 02:42 AM	#8 (permalink)
powwowbum49 Arena Director Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: midwest, USA Posts: 812	Don't punch them Suzizila I would suggest that you do not make any holes in the back of the rosette and leave that to the friend with the bustle. You see the holes will determine how the rosette sits in the center of the bustle and need to correspond to the holes that are in the backboard the bustle is strung on. The rosette needs to placed on the backboard and marked through the holes to insure it lines up right. I would leave it to the lazy bugger that is having you do his beadwork. One less thing for you to worry about ;) __________________ PB49 "Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up." Pablo Picasso My comments are based on what I have been taught and my experiences over the years I have been around the circle. They should in no way be taken as gospel truths and are merely my opinions or attempts at passing on what I have learned while still learning more.