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How to Make Brick Stitch and Fringe Beaded Earrings
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- Опубликовано: 27 дек 2012
- beadaholique.com/collections/... - In this video, learn how to bead weave classic Native American style earrings in brick stitch with fringe using bugle beads and seed beads.
Designer: Megan Milliken
Related Projects:
Fringe Festival Earrings
Project E1046
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Caravan Earrings (Retired)
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Toho Bugle Tube Beads Size #3 2x9mm Opaque Jet 10 Grams
SKU: JSB-2032
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NYMO Nylon Beading Thread Size D for Delica Beads ""Grey"" 64YD (58 Meters)
SKU: XCR-8903
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English Beading Needles Assorted Variety Pack
SKU: XTL-3004
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Silver Filled Shepherd's Crook Square Wire Earring Hooks - 19mm (2 Pairs)
SKU: FEA-9511
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Beadalon Large Beading Mats - Prevent Bead Rolling 13 X 18 Inch (Set of 2)
SKU: XTL-9935
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The Beadsmith Cordless Thread Zap II Thread Burner Tool
SKU: XTL-0106
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Xuron Jeweler's Super Fine Pliers Chain Nose Flat Nose
SKU: XTL-5450
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Fiskars 5 Precision Tip Scissors - Super Sharp
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Thank you for the refresher course. I haven't done any beadwork in over 20 years and forgot how to do the brickstitch. Thank you again !
I love these earrings! Thank you for sharing the pattern and the how to!!!
Amazing tutorial! Thank you so much for explaining everything the way that you did, I look forward to making several pairs of earrings.
Wow people are really hungry to learn how to make beautiful beadwork of their own.
Thank you for taking the time to show us.
This is going to be my new favorite pair of earrings. Thanks Julie!
Hi,thanks for the design.i have finished this today,very happy .Everyone liked this.thanks a lot
This is the BEST tutorial I’ve seen as a beginner new to beading. Thank you for sharing this!
I do, in fact, love your items!! They're so cool and unique!!
Thank you for taking the time & patience to show us how to make earrings. I am just starting out and I think I better give this one some time and stick to what I know now. I will subscribe and 'favorite' this video when I'm ready. I really want to make something like this for my wife in the near future......Angel from the Bay
I love these and have SO many bugles I haven't known up until now what to do with them.
Thank you.
I love this tutorial. I also love the fact that you have informational links where you can get all the materials needed for the projects. I wish all tutorials from others had the same links/information. Thanks so much! I am always looking forward to your tutorials! All the best!
wow! this is awesome, I'm going to try it for sure.
@Hannah Hejl This video will walk you through how to tie off and weave in your ends in bead weaving. www.beadaholique.com/t-video-How-to-Tie-Off-and-Add-New-Thread-in-Bead-Weaving.aspx
Great, easy explanation, beautiful result, thank you! :)
Your instructions are so very clear! Thank you for this great tutorial! My friend and I are making these and they are turning out beautifully, thank you again!
wonderful tutorial, thank you! for those who want to give it a try and, like me, are newbies on jewelry crafting: my first pair was all crooked and loose at certain points. the second one was better. and the third pair came out just perfect! don't give up! :)
Really love these earrings !! Thanks for the great tutorial !!
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Love it! I. Enjoy watching g then trying them out!
Thank you for such a well done tutorial! You explained everything in a clear way and I think I can make some earrings now! So excited!!!
I just want to say that I found your project for earrings through pinterest and not only found the tutorial very useful but also this brick stitch and both were excellent and very helpful. Thank you for posting them.
yes i agree!! was able to follow along great as a first time beader
Thanks for your request. We will add it to our request list.
Excellent tutorial, I have not made jewelry like this but really wanted to try it, all the tutorials I have seen were so difficult that I was frustrated to try it, but your tutorial is very easy to follow thank you and now I am pulling beads out with thread and making earrings!!! Look forward to more tutorials.
Thank you
This is an amazing video, so easy to understand, thank you so much!
This is a very nice demonstration. I used to make kandi creations and since learning that first this actually doesn't seem too hard at all. Seems kinda similar.
I made a pair on the earrings turned out wonderful. I switched the colors i did a crystal twisted bugle bead, gold bead were you put your crystal bead and a purple bead were you did the silver bead. i have gotten so many complements on them.
ive made earnings similar to this when i was in Montana. my teacher was a Native American "cant remember what tribe" the way she tough me there was no need to tie any knots. i had a lot of fun making them and i miss making them as well.
i am glad that u did the video, i have been looking for this project for awhile
love this can not wait to try
Can't wait to try. Thanks.
@Jackie Oh - No, these were done with a single thickness of thread. Doubled thread would be bulky in the fringe and might keep it from swinging freely.
Could you tell me what size Nymo thread to use? I am new to beading and don't know much of anything.
Thanks,
Dee
Deirdre Powers The thread is size D. You can get the supplies featured in our videos on Beadaholique.com's website. The links for the supplies in this video are located in the video description underneath this video.
Fringe Festival Earrings
www.beadaholique.com/t-ba-project-E1046.aspx?RUclips&
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Best video lesson I've seen! Thanks
Ha! I had the same question..
lovely tutorial, thank you. i made my earrings using fishing line for the brick stitch and sewing thread for the fringes. fishing line made the base more sturdy :P
Wow - they are really beautiful - I know what to add to my Christmas list!! Nice work! And thank you :)
Thank you very much for your wonderful tutorials! This earings very pretty good! After 4 hours I have made it! I like it so much! Super! Super! Super! :)
Oh my gosh. I have been frustrated all day and THEN I found this video!!!
Our videos are made to teach you techniques and inspire you to create :) All of the supplies for you to make your own Brick Stitch and Fringe Beaded Earrings can be found in the video description.
Yes we did. The links for the supplies in this video are located in the video description underneath this video.
thanks for teaching me how to bead some fringe earrings
You are fantastic! Thank you so much for your tutorial; ♥♥from Rome
This is nice to try on. Thank you for sharing
These are really beautiful, I hope I will learn to make a pair for myself :)
I have always loved these kinds of earnings but I thought they would be too hard to make, it takes a while usually to catch on to the instructions however this was easy for me this time around. Thank you for sharing. I am going to make a fair few for family and friends. :)
Great video .. I'll try it nxt week after exam for sure
Also I had to do a lot of reinforcing. Reinforced after each fringe. Also reinforced bugle beads.
It doesn't hurt to try, although for this particular project we suggest using nylon beading thread in order for the
fringe to hang and dangle smoothly.
So nice ,like how there made
i figured it out thanks already made two pairs
Beautiful and well explained
They are Toho Round Seed Beads 11/0. Click on the link for the Fringe Festival Earrings or Caravan Earrings located in the video description underneath this video to see the complete list of supplies.
Well thx @beadahlique! im trying to start making these! u explained this really well!! thx xoxo
Very pretty, thanks for sharing
thx for this, my mom bought me more beads and some earring clasps and i wanted to try it
NYMO Nylon Beading Thread Size D was used to make the earrings. You can get the supplies featured in our videos on Beadaholique . com's website. The links for the supplies in this video are located in the video description underneath this video.
@Rebecca Mount - Hi, you do not start by tying it off, you start your stitch but make sure to leave a tail of at least 6 inches. Then when you are all done you go back and thread a needle onto that tail, tie a knot, and weave in the tail.
Bead Weaving 101: Getting Started with Off-Loom Bead Weaving
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Love it girl n still what practice. I tryed it one time with wire n very small. Bite Tht Ufff. Its tiredin but love it THKX
The thread is called Nymo Beading Thread. You can get the supplies featured in our videos on Beadaholique . com's website. The links for the supplies in this video are located in the video description underneath this video.
thank you, Amy :) hope you like my new items. best wishes x
@The Native Gamer - You can find the list of the supplies in this video here: www.beadaholique.com/t-ba-project-E1046.aspx?RUclips&
and here: www.beadaholique.com/t-ba-project-E1045.aspx?RUclips&
Also the links for the supplies in this video are located in the video description underneath this video.
Thank you :D
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They are size 11/0 Toho Round Seed Beads. To see the full list of supplies that were used to make these earrings, click on the link for the Fringe Festival Earrings that's located in the video description underneath this video.
@Sherlyn Villalobos I have a few videos that break down this process a little bit better. I hope these help!
Here is a video for how to do ladder stitch: www.beadaholique.com/t-video-How-To-Ladder-Stitch.aspx
Here is a video for how to do brick stitch: www.beadaholique.com/t-video-Brick-Stitch-Bead-Weave.aspx
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The thread is NYMO Nylon Beading Thread Size D for Delica Beads "Grey" 64YD. You can get the supplies featured in our videos on Beadaholique . com's website. The links for the supplies in this video are located in the video description underneath this video.
Gostei e vou tentar faze-lo. Grata.
I love it! Very nice done!
You did such beautiful job very impressed you did outstanding teaching native brick stitch
一流的！超強！你太棒了！
Megan is using NYMO Nylon Beading Thread Size D for Delica Beads "Grey" 64YD. You can get it on Beadaholique . com's website. The links for the supplies in this video are located in the video description underneath this video.
Sally, definitely go for Etsy. Wishing you lots of success!
can not wait to try. i have been looking for a video that i could see and understand. i want to make one pair of every color. lol
Thanks for nice tutorial.
Awesome! I just completed an earring, which is my second attempt -first one i couldn't get the last bead on the brick stitch. And my second attempt I ran out of thread and had to add some length on the fourth fringe. Going to attempt a whole pair another day with long enough thread hopefully but just wanted to say thank-you for creating this video :)
Awesome! Very glad to hear you are getting the hang of it. Thanks so much for sharing! : )
54 Toho Bugle Tube Beads and 412 Toho Round Seed Beads were used to make this project. Click the links for the Fringe Festival Earrings - Project E1046 and Caravan Earrings - Project E1045 located in the video description underneath this to full the instructions on how to make these earrings.
never thought of that thank you so much
Sooooooo pretty
soo cool!! I have never tried this before but now I'm really interested in it... very clear instructions!! except u skipped the part where you tied offs, but I'll find it in some other vid..., now all I gotta do is figure out the execution!!
Hi, i have made these earings and they are really lovely. The only problem that i have had with them is trying to get the jump ring through the toho bead. The jump ring must be very thin!! please can you tell me what size (thickness of the wire) you used. Thank you.
Great video. I think I can do this
We do not have this tutorial in a book, but if you visit Beadaholique . com and look under "Free Beading Projects" you can find the Fringe Festival Earrings and Caravan Earrings, which will give you written instructions for these earrings.
You Give Amazing Instruction, and your video is Very Clear and descriptive. I am a beginner & this very Helpful! However, after completing a Beautiful top-half, I ran short on thread & had to dig up your video on how to tie-off. Don't think I ever want to make that mistake again. :)
It sounds like you might be using seed beads that are too large for your bugle beads. If you look in the video description, you can find links to the exact materials I use in the video.
Very helpful and helpful
We get a lot of requests for written instructions from our bead weaving videos. Unfortunately, bead weaving techniques are very difficult to explain without visual aid. We do them as videos because we feel that this is the best way to give clear, easy to follow instructions. There are many available online, you might want to try doing an internet search to see what you can find. Good luck :)
Very nice!
wow.........its great and looking so preety
I thought this was a very detailed tutorial, and bought the suggested materials. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to start my base of bugle beads, because the nylon thread kept breaking. I was being gentle. When I was too gentle the base was loose and looked awful. Definitely suggest getting a stronger thread or fireline if using bugle beads!
Making a necklace using the bugle bead row with brick stitch above could definitely be done, but it would take some experimentation and design work, so I can't tell you exactly how without designing a new project. You could try making the fringe into one long connected piece as a starting direction.
Miyuki Delica beads are cylindrical seed beads that are extremely uniform in size and shape. Toho seed beads are also very uniform, but they are a round seed bead. The cylinders have flat sides and the rounds have curved sides. Delicas give a very solid woven surface because the flat sides lay flush, where as the round seed beads have a little bit more space between them. The Delicas are also a slightly different size scale, and are a little bit smaller than standard size 11/0 seed beads.
You definitely need to tie a knot or else your thread will pull loose. Make sure you're using a thin thread like NYMO and a small size 12 beading needle, and it should fit just fine in the size 3 bugle beads.
Making a necklace using the bugle bead row with brick stitch above could definitely be done, but it would take some experimentation and design work, so I can't tell you exactly how without designing a new project. I'll add it to our request list, but in the meantime, you could try making the fringe into one long connected piece as a starting direction.
Красиво!!! Спасибо большое за урок :)
Thank you so much! i love making earings for myself and will try this one.
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I will second the request for a bracelet. That would be super!
muy lindos gracias por compartir Dios te bendiga!!!!!!!!!!!!
These earrings are so pretty. I'll be using what I have on hand to make them. Since I don't have any nice long bugle beads, couldn't I do square stitch for a few rows before moving onto brick stitch?
Technically, seed beads will work. However, keep in mind that the look of the earring will change, so you may wish to experiment and see which you prefer.
Wonderful and well demonstrated tutorials as usual ..thank you so much for sharing
Hi this is so cool☺☺😄😄😎😎😏😏😏
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I love the earrings now can you tell me how to make a matching bracelet with both ends as brick stitch and long rows in between. would love to see a video on this. Thanks
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very nice
молодец!очень красиво!
Your video and explanations are really well done, thank you. Can you explain how you tied off the nylon thread at the very end? Looks like the video skipped that part at 15:47. Also which video shows how to add thread in case you run out?
Cute! :)