Eastern milk snake cane

I've already made a few snakes, as a necklaces - Rattlesnake, Pythone, Blunted blue tree snake and Eastern milk snake as an order. Beads are such a suitable material for this type of animal.
This one was a totally new project for me, the most challenging and life-consuming. I was bearing the idea of how to for a long time, tried many bead-weaving variations, and finally chose the most time occupying 😊. The snake was really hard to cope - capricious and wayward. But I made it! After months of thinking, almost 50 hours of practical weaving, over 8500 best quality Myuiki delica beads were arranged in a way they took shape of a cute smiling snake.

Rattlesnake necklace

The necklace is created in crochet knitting technique, with best quality Japanese beads. The clasp designed to fit the snake body - a head and a tail make a hook, to complete the overall look. The necklace is pleasant to touch and fits most of a wardrobe. Nice accent in each day wearing.

Available in my shop

If you are fond of snakes, but prefer other serpentes, you are welcome to order the one you love more. 
Here is another one: https://www.etsy.com/il-en/listing/248291732/blunthead-blue-tree-snake-ooak-free
Two other snakes I created already make women happy: https://www.etsy.com/transaction/95602688, https://www.etsy.com/transaction/90183200. 

Blunthead blue tree snake

This necklace casts a spell. It looks very realistic, but is not scarring at all. 

I designed this necklace for a courage woman who doesn't afraid of such an unusual accessory. 

The snake is unique, have no copies.

The necklace is created in crochet knitting technique and assembled on memory wire string and has no need in clasp. It is flexible and one-size.

Can be found in my shop:  Blunted blue tree snake.

If you are fond of snakes, but prefer other serpents, you are welcome to order the one you love more. Two other snakes I created already make women happy: Pythone, Eastern milk snake.

And some progress steps:

1. Threading the beads acoording to a pattern 

2. Crochet knitting 

3. Gluing the cabochons for a head support

4. Head knitting

5. Finishing the head. Eyes spots left for eye gluing. 

Finished!

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