I made three for my daughter for her birthday this month. I love them and I wanted her to wear them as stakes. Thank you for a simple but elegant design. ❤❤
Another bracelet I love, thank you so much Ms Barclay - I made one watching your video right away with pearls. It is such a pretty (tennis) bracelet. I will make another as you suggest. I should have a little box with your name on it with all the beauties I create from your trainings. :)
A darling bracelet! I made mine in silver 11/0s and some red 3mm rounds I've had forever and didn't know what to do with them. They were perfect for this project! Thanks
@@JoBarclayLoggie Hi Jo and thankyou for your lovely reply, I am still very new to the weaving and have loved making some of the more simple patterns and I have also started making up my own designs now, it's quite amazing just how quickly the costs can start to mount up tho, especially when your like me and want all the different beads, I have mainly been working with the various 2 and 3 holed Czech beads and size 12 and 15 toho seeds at the moment which are my favourites, I will be watching out for more of your great tutorials now x
what a sweet lil bracelet!!! i just had to get my supplies out n work with u , it is such a gorgeous lil bracelet, great for dress up , or a simple piece with a pair of jeans!!! ty so much for sharing your time , talents and patterns with us jo!!! amazing tutorial!!! so easy to follow and so clear!! cant wait for the next one !!!
Thank you for the wonderful feedback Karina. This is one of my faves because as you say... it’s perfect with jeans and good for a night out to. I love that you worked along with me too...😉 Happy beading...x
I am so glad I found your tutorials on you tube! You are so good at explaining what you are doing, it makes it quite easy to follow! Thank you again and I look forward to your designs!
Oh my gosh Donna…I’m not sure how but your lovely comment completely “skipped the net” and I’ve only just seen it now! I sincerely hope that by now you’ve found a greater number of projects to bead on my channel…Have fun! x
Hi Jo, I love all your tutorials. You explain the steps very well, and your voice is so pleasant to listen to. I've done many of your video's, and always look to see if there is a new tutorial from you. Thank you for sharing these tutorials.
I love them. Thank you. I agree that the 4 is a little big. But if it was all the same color it might be acceptable. Just my opinion. I appreciate te detailed instructions. Such a nice tennis bracelet ❤
Hi Jo.can beading thread be used too as when using the Fireline 6lb I can.t get the beads to sit as nice as yours even pulling tight the thread shows. I used the same beads as you. Miyuki 11 seeds and 3 mm fire polished beads.Thank you for your reply.Patricia
Hi Patricia Sorry for my delayed response-I’ve had a little time off! By all means try the beading thread-it’s it something like nymo you normally use? We all have our preferred threads and for me I trust the strength of the feline and love that it doesn’t split while I’m beading! (Especially if I have to reverse engineer some of my steps!😉) I’m not sure where your thread is showing, but you could always try adding in an extra 11/0 and that may help hide it. Alternatively if the thread is doing either side of the fire Polish beads you could try adding in a little 15/0 either side of the 3mm bead…xx
Thanking you Jo for answering and explaining.My silver lined Miyuki size 11 seed beads don.t seem to be as round as yours.I shall try with other Miyuki colour seeds seem to be more of a round shape. I shall try with them as I love this sweet little bracelet. Thanking you Jo and all the very best for 2024. Patricia
The easiest place to add in thread would be though the right angle weave...so through your base. With about 15cms of thread to go, weave away through the sides, tops and bottoms passing through beads at all times and when you start a new thread, you would weave it in through a few rounds of right angle weave before exiting the point at which you stopped beading with the old piece of thread....x
HI Dixie...I had to have a quick look at the video to see which storage! lol! These are beautiful - they're wooden, made by a friend of mine who has his own company www.inscribedgifts.co.uk www.inscribedgifts.co.uk/crafting-supplies-62-c.asp Happy shopping....x
I made three for my daughter for her birthday this month. I love them and I wanted her to wear them as stakes. Thank you for a simple but elegant design. ❤❤
Wow! You've been busy Sheila and they're dainty enough to make perfect stacker bracelets - what a super idea! x
Thank you so much for sharing this Tutorial. You gave very clear instructions and a simplified way to make a beautiful delicate bracelet. :)
So pleased you like the bracelet Punita. Happy too to hear that my “constructions” were clear…Thank you…x
Another bracelet I love, thank you so much Ms Barclay - I made one watching your video right away with pearls. It is such a pretty (tennis) bracelet. I will make another as you suggest. I should have a little box with your name on it with all the beauties I create from your trainings. :)
Wow…that’s impressive, getting one made straight away! Thank you for your lovely comment-I can just picture a little box full of your treasures! 🤗xx
Very dainty & elegant
Thanks so much Judy…x
I love what you did. It is so beautiful. Just adding the ladder stitch makes such a difference, an improvement. 🌹😊❤️
Yes I thought so... it slows the bracelet to drape better... thank you...xx
Omgoodness! 💞A sweet and simple and satisfying pattern!!
... They really are and I think they look quite expensive done in the base metal colours. Thank you Adria
A darling bracelet! I made mine in silver 11/0s and some red 3mm rounds I've had forever and didn't know what to do with them. They were perfect for this project! Thanks
Oh wow! I bet they look like little rubies! So pleased you enjoyed the tutorial Connie...x
Lovely little bracelet. Thank you for your very clear tutorial x
My pleasure yogicaspi... glad you enjoyed the tutorial...x
This was an excellent tutorial, very well explained and easy to follow, I'm looking forward to giving this a go ( I'm very new to weaving ) thankyou x
Thank you Debbie…so pleased to hear you’ve jumped aboard the bead weaving train-your in for so much fun along the way! Happy Beading! x
@@JoBarclayLoggie Hi Jo and thankyou for your lovely reply, I am still very new to the weaving and have loved making some of the more simple patterns and I have also started making up my own designs now, it's quite amazing just how quickly the costs can start to mount up tho, especially when your like me and want all the different beads, I have mainly been working with the various 2 and 3 holed Czech beads and size 12 and 15 toho seeds at the moment which are my favourites, I will be watching out for more of your great tutorials now x
what a sweet lil bracelet!!! i just had to get my supplies out n work with u , it is such a gorgeous lil bracelet, great for dress up , or a simple piece with a pair of jeans!!! ty so much for sharing your time , talents and patterns with us jo!!! amazing tutorial!!! so easy to follow and so clear!! cant wait for the next one !!!
Thank you for the wonderful feedback Karina. This is one of my faves because as you say... it’s perfect with jeans and good for a night out to. I love that you worked along with me too...😉 Happy beading...x
I love it. I'll be making many of these!
They’re fab aren’t they?!?! Lovely to have something delicate for a change!😉x
I loved making this bracelet.
And it looked beautiful too... thank you again for sharing it with me...x
Oh what a very pretty bracelet, i like the dainty ones, i have all the materials, Thank you so much Jo
Ooohhh.. how lucky is that! Remember to tag me or share to my Facebook page when you’re done... I’d love to see them...x
I am so glad I found your tutorials on you tube! You are so good at explaining what you are doing, it makes it quite easy to follow! Thank you again and I look forward to your designs!
Oh my gosh Donna…I’m not sure how but your lovely comment completely “skipped the net” and I’ve only just seen it now! I sincerely hope that by now you’ve found a greater number of projects to bead on my channel…Have fun! x
Thanks Jo, you are an excellent teacher 🙏
So pleased you enjoyed the tutorial Marion...x
Thank you for sharing . I think I will be able to accomplish it😊🇿🇦
I’m sure you can too! Happy Beading! x
Hi Jo, I love all your tutorials. You explain the steps very well, and your voice is so pleasant to listen to. I've done many of your video's, and always look to see if there is a new tutorial from you. Thank you for sharing these tutorials.
You are so welcome Claire! AND thank you for saying such lovely things! Makes all the time behind the camera so worth while! Happy Beading...x
Love your work always.
Thank you so much Thelma😀...x
Thank you for a very clear and concise tutorial with excellent video support. It was a pleasure to watch.
You're very welcome Pam! So pleased you enjoyed the tutorial...x
Very nice indeed ❤. You always have some of the greatest beading tutorial videos. Always so concise. Thanks so much for sharing. 😇
Aaaahhhh…That’s so kind Angela and you are sooooooooo very welcome! x
Hi Jo, you're a great teacher ~ thanks for sharing your skills. New sub, Gail
Welcome Gail... thank you for joining me! Happy Easter 🐣 xx
Beautiful bracelet! And I love your nails as well! 😊
🤗Thank you Mary! x
I love them. Thank you. I agree that the 4 is a little big. But if it was all the same color it might be acceptable. Just my opinion. I appreciate te detailed instructions. Such a nice tennis bracelet ❤
Tyfs, and especially the tip at the end about the mil size.
Thanks Pam - glad you found the tutorial helpful! x
Thank you 😊 for sharing your Craft.
Always a pleasure! x
Beautiful
So very pretty xxx
Thanks Cindy... I’m loving having something soooooo delicate! x
@@JoBarclayLoggie As you know I am not a confidant beader (yet!) but I can see so many possibilities with this. Thank you Jo xxx
Absolutely... wishing you happy hours of beading!! x
Elegant!
... Thank you...x
BEAUTIFUL!!!!💛💙💜❤🧡💜💙❤
Thank you…x
❤❤❤
Hi Jo.can beading thread be used too as when using the Fireline 6lb I can.t get the beads to sit as nice as yours even pulling tight the thread shows. I used the same beads as you. Miyuki 11 seeds and 3 mm fire polished beads.Thank you for your reply.Patricia
Hi Patricia
Sorry for my delayed response-I’ve had a little time off! By all means try the beading thread-it’s it something like nymo you normally use? We all have our preferred threads and for me I trust the strength of the feline and love that it doesn’t split while I’m beading! (Especially if I have to reverse engineer some of my steps!😉) I’m not sure where your thread is showing, but you could always try adding in an extra 11/0 and that may help hide it. Alternatively if the thread is doing either side of the fire Polish beads you could try adding in a little 15/0 either side of the 3mm bead…xx
Thanking you Jo for answering and explaining.My silver lined Miyuki size 11 seed beads don.t seem to be as round as yours.I shall try with other Miyuki colour seeds seem to be more of a round shape. I shall try with them as I love this sweet little bracelet. Thanking you Jo and all the very best for 2024. Patricia
Good Luck! x
Hi, how can I add thread to my work?
The easiest place to add in thread would be though the right angle weave...so through your base. With about 15cms of thread to go, weave away through the sides, tops and bottoms passing through beads at all times and when you start a new thread, you would weave it in through a few rounds of right angle weave before exiting the point at which you stopped beading with the old piece of thread....x
hi jo, i need storage and i like your storage i see in this tutorial would you tell where i could purchase some?
HI Dixie...I had to have a quick look at the video to see which storage! lol! These are beautiful - they're wooden, made by a friend of mine who has his own company www.inscribedgifts.co.uk
www.inscribedgifts.co.uk/crafting-supplies-62-c.asp
Happy shopping....x
Can you use bicones for this?
Hi Judy, yes, you could….x
@@JoBarclayLoggie thank you