Join Herringbone Ends into a Bangle

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  • Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
  • I've gotten a LOT of requests for this video! Beaders who want to join the ends of their Slinky Herringbone Ropes into a bangle. So here's how!
    You can find sharp edge triangles for your Slinky Herringbone here:
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Комментарии • 17

  • @paramesramanathan4664
    @paramesramanathan4664 5 лет назад +1

    I love the detail you go to make sure the both ends are properly aligned! You certainly are SUPER!

  • @JaniLewisPaperCompulsions
    @JaniLewisPaperCompulsions 6 лет назад

    Very interesting. Thanks for the handy tip on marking the bead and for changing the color of the beads you were joining so we could see better.

  • @alwynkaxi
    @alwynkaxi 6 лет назад

    The new tut is awesome and useful as always, Jill! Just a little something I'd like to add: since that "not herringbonish" section bothers me a lot (I'm a darn perfectionist :D), my technique is to start the project with a scrap piece of thread, do a few rounds of herringbone, start a new thread, then pick the first part out when I'm about to finish the whole project. This way my start is herringbone too, and I have a seamless joint! :) Cheers from Hungary!

    • @JillWisemanDesigns
      @JillWisemanDesigns  6 лет назад +1

      Those of us (and I'm one!) who are really perfectionists are crazy enough to do that kind of thing! Well done! Jill😃

    • @alwynkaxi
      @alwynkaxi 6 лет назад

      Thanks, I feel a lot better with my perfectionism now that I know that you are one too! :D

  • @paramesramanathan4664
    @paramesramanathan4664 4 года назад

    Gorgeous!

  • @Stephanie_Hancock
    @Stephanie_Hancock 6 лет назад

    Cool. I like the twist too.

  • @kayperry7999
    @kayperry7999 6 лет назад

    Backup your invading my space. Oh my goodness I love that. I will have to remember that one. You cracked me up.

  • @rosaelinav8036
    @rosaelinav8036 6 лет назад

    Thank you so much for your help 🧡🧡🧡

  • @mimilawrence5772
    @mimilawrence5772 6 лет назад

    Thanks for the tips. You make everything so clear and easy to follow. Could you use that stretchy thread ( Nozue something) to make the bangle so it doesn't have to be so big to fit over the widest part of your hand? If so, how do you estimate how much smaller it can be and still be able to stretch enough to fit over your hand? I just don't like how far down on your hand a bangle hangs when it is made the non-stretchy way. Thanks again for all your wonderful instructions and beautiful designs.

    • @JillWisemanDesigns
      @JillWisemanDesigns  6 лет назад

      Honestly, how much stretch you can get into a bangle will vary on the thread you're using and also your own personal tension. I'd estimate you can make it 10-15% smaller in general. But the smaller you go, the more the thread has to stretch, and the more chance you take of it breaking. It's a balancing act!

  • @cherylbreaux3346
    @cherylbreaux3346 6 лет назад

    thanks for sharing!

  • @rkgemm1
    @rkgemm1 6 лет назад

    Thanks Jill, i was just thinking about a bangle in Herringbone this is great! quick question, on your website you have some silver plated Toho triangles, is the silver colorfast?

    • @JillWisemanDesigns
      @JillWisemanDesigns  6 лет назад

      Yes - I only carry the colorfast ones. I used to carry the galvanized silver, which were less expensive, but then discovered the color came off BADLY. So I won't stock them.

    • @rkgemm1
      @rkgemm1 6 лет назад

      Thanks Jill that's kind of what i thought so I placed an order yesterday :)

  • @kimleon-guerrero9980
    @kimleon-guerrero9980 6 лет назад

    Thanks Jill, very helpful tips on joining herringbone stitch. Would love to see a tutorial on the bangle. 💞💫