A compilation of beading tips, techniques, and tutorials
This suggestion that I saw in one of my old beading magazines really worked for me. I tried it this weekend. I wish I could give cr...
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I wanted to share with you today, one of the newest trends in beading- the use of popsockets or phone grips. A pop socket/phone grip is a circular disc attached to the back of a cell phone with a flexible, accordion-like stem that pops out and allows the user to hold the phone more easily or prop it up to watch videos.
If you’ve ever been caught with a short thread and weren’t sure how to keep going, THIS is the technique for you! I like to use a knotless tie-off for a clean look, but you can use the same technique with standard slip knots to tie off your thread. 👉 be sure you’ve carefully adjusted your tension before tying off! You don’t want to get stuck with stiff fringe on half your earring. 👇 What’s your biggest struggle with beading? I’m answering your q’s in the comments for the next 24hrs! #...
Welcome to our our grand finale, Beadalong Day 11! I am so proud of what I have seen you guys achieve and I am so grateful to you for going on this beady und...
This week I set out to find beaded clasps and tutorials for sale on ETSY. For my beadweaving friends there are many tutorials to choose fro...
Tips for Tuesday - 1) When you need to make many identical lengths of chain, I like to use a paper clip. Straighten out one end of the paper clip. Hang the correct length of chain from the paper clip. Now just hang another length on it and use the original as a template to cut more. I also like to put a small bend on the end of the paper clip so my chain does not fall off as I cut...read more: blog.happymangobe...
Choosing beading thread can be complex as each of them has their pluses and minuses, and of course it all depends on the type of beads...
Here are the three colorways for „Unforgettable“ you may expect in my shop on monday: „night“, „blush“ and „shades“ of silver Launch time: march 18th,...
Why Start Weaving Your Thread At An Even Or Odd Number Of Rows: • When using a bead loom, you always either prefer your thread to be tied on the left or the right, correct? Well, choosing which row to start weaving your new thread plays a role in the same concept • If you like to have your thread starting on the left side (usually those that are right handed) you want to go up an odd number of rows • If you like to have your thread starting on the right side (usually those that are left handed) you want to go up an even number of rows. • I always suggest going up at least 2 rows. When you think about it the very last row you made isn’t very secure, the thread has only past through it once (to secure it, technically twice though). I usually go up 3 or 5 rows (because I like my threa
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Russian spiral stitch is a type of tubular netting bead stitch that forms a distinctive and gorgeous spiral design in a flexible rope chain.
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A beautiful indigenous beaded poppy using seed beads and porcupine quills. Please remember to still support our veterans by purchasing their Remembrance items as well 🙏 ❤️
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Today marks the half-way point in my year-long Bracelet a Week challenge. I’ve got to say that it feels like a lot more than twenty six bra...
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To build the boxes, you will work with variations on peyote stitch. Peyote stitch is a popular beadwork technique that has several variations.A more descriptive name for the stitch is “one-bead netting,” because technically it is a netted stitch with “up” beads—the beads that protrude from the row—and “down” beads—the beads that recede into the … Continue reading Beading the base for beaded boxes. →
A few years ago I did a little post about when I made shibuichi for the first time. My friend Victoria Altepeter taught me how to make i...
