Learn to string beads - the right way!
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- Опубликовано: 7 янв 2019
- Learn the basics of stringing a simple bracelet neatly, cleanly, and professionally! Techniques covered will be: using crimp beads, crimp covers, and french wire!
SKILL LEVEL: Beginner
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I've watched many a beading tutorial, and this one really stands out for clarity of instruction and detail. It feels professional, but interesting and not at all stiff. Kudos to the instructor for her clear speaking voice and enunciation. This makes it easy for the viewer to follow along and to simply focus on the details. GREAT JOB! And I learned something new. I'll definitely be back for more!
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Paula, you just saved some time for me. I totally agree! I was thinking exactly all those things you said and now I don't need to think up and write out all the words. 😄
What a great tutorial! Easy to follow and your voice is very pleasant. Lots of great tips. Thank you!
Thank you Rhonda!
Wow! I've never even heard of French wire. It looks so much nicer than those ugly wire guards. I'm purchasing some of that stuff for sure. It makes for a lovely finish!
I agree - I like the look of it much more than wire guards!! :-) Cleaner, without attracting more attention to the clasp area. -Leah
www.eurekacrystalbeads.com/french-wire-silver-medium/
www.eurekacrystalbeads.com/french-wire-gold-medium/
-Leah
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Thank you so much for those tips to make the bracelet look more clean.
You're very welcome, Esther!! It's so important to learn how to set your jewelry a part from the rest! ;-)
-Leah
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Thank you. Tori
Thanks 😊
Just another great tutorial.
NANCY KIZER Thanks Nancy!! :-)
Great tips! Thanks
You're welcome! :-)
Such a clear, informative video! I've been "beading" for years but just using a traditional "rosary" style with straight eye pins. I've wanted to learn how to "string" beads together for some time now. Thank you! I hit a "LIKE" and subscribed to your channel. Thank you!
Thanks so much Pamela! And glad you like it! 🥰💗
Super helpful! Thank you!
Thanks Everyl!
This has to be the best video I’ve ever seen thank you soo much you made my day!!
Wow, thank you!
Super video Leah, appreciate the very understandable lesson!
Best, Gail
Great, glad you enjoyed it Gail!! :-)
-Leah
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Cool! I started with basic stringing and grew to love weaving...but, I never was taught to use crimp covers and never knew about French wire. I’m so excited to make my strung pieces more professional looking. Thank you! 🤗
Thanks SueEllen!!! ☺️
Instablaster.
Love this video, wish I saw it when I first started beading but still learned some things.
Glad it was helpful! 💖 Isn't it great how you can always learn new things, even on the most basic projects? 😍
Terrific Video - Thankyou. Moves along at a good speed. Very detailed and clear explanations - I have some precious, but not valuable broken necklaces - I really think I will be able to carry out some quality repairs now. Excellent video.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this!!!! Very informative!!📿
So glad you liked it, Carolyn!! :-)
-Leah
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This is so clear and helpful! I appreciate it, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Your tutorial is soooo good! I’m just starting out and I was clueless. Thank you for your time and tips and suggestions and information.
That's so nice, thank you!
Lovely video, thank you.
Our pleasure!
A great tutorial
Thank you
Patricia
You are so welcome!
Wow! Amazing video. So thorough.
Thank you kindly!
What a great video! Thank you so much
You are so welcome!
This is really a lovely tutorial for us beginners that need the details to have a finished, professional look to our beading work. God bless you. Thank you. : )
Thank you!
Awesome thank you!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
This was extremely helpful. Thank you ❤
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching 🥰
Thank you for this video
My pleasure
I watched this video to see if you do things the same way I do and you do. One tip I have to thank you for is using the crimp tool for the covers! So simple and I can't believe I never tried it. Thank you!
Thanks for watching Allie! Glad you found it helpful!
Excellent video😊
Thank you! Cheers!
Do you have a tutorial on using the cord with the built in needle but threading a guru 3 holed bead after stringing regular beads? How do I tackle that sequence of beading. Thanks so much. T
This is a really great tutorial for using the french wire and achieving a professional look to a bracelet. I'm fairly new to this but i'm enjoying the learning process. Thank you so much for your video.
Thank you so much!
Very good information! I’ve beaded for a long time and I never heard of French wire. Where have I been?! I’m purchasing immediately!
Glad it was helpful!
Do you have a video showing how to string beads? I’m really at the very very very beginner.
Good instruction. Would you know where I might be able to buy GOLD FILLED French wire. Thank you.
Hi Tori thanks for watching! Unfortunately we do not carry gold filled french wire. But we do have this gold plated wire: www.eurekacrystalbeads.com/french-wire-gold-medium-14-inch/ Have a great day!
I love your tutorial. I started using french wire because it does give a piece a very finished look. The only thing is that I notice the french wire kinks up. Is there a special way I should store it so this doesn't happen?
Carefully. Store it carefully. :-) LOL.... I store mine in a small zip lock bag carefully in a storage drawer where I know it won't get jostled around. You could also try pre-cutting all of your pieces and then you'll 1) have them ready to use when you need them and 2) they won't be in a long segment anymore where they would be more likely to kink up. Hope that's helpful!
-Leah
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I like the French wire! Didn’t know about that. Could you please share where I could buy some? It looks like it helps to keep the crimp tube from moving around too much. Thanks!
Jana Hunter Hi Jana! If you expand the description box below the video we have links for all the products, including the French wire :-)
www.eurekacrystalbeads.com/french-wire-silver-medium/
www.eurekacrystalbeads.com/french-wire-gold-medium/
Leah Wyckoff thank you! Got it on my wish list!
Hi EurekaCrB! What kind of wire should be used for a bead's hole around 0.8 mm?
Hi Ani! 0.8 mm will fit up to a 20 gauge wire. Thanks for watching!
Great video! I noticed you used sterling silver crimp beads, but that you also cautioned against using low-quality material. Are sterling the best? How about plated (gold, for example)?
Hi Thomas! For something silver-colored, Sterling Silver would be the best. If you're in need of a gold option, you could certainly use the gold plated ones you mentioned. It's more crucial for me that it's a TUBE crimp (as opposed to a round crimp bead) rather than what it's made from. (You're covering it with a crimp cover - theoretically - anyway) Stick with the tube variety, and you'll be good to go. :-)
-Leah
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@@EurekaCrystalBeads Thanks so much for this detailed reply!
Anytime, Thomas!
-Leah
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Do you have any recommendations on "good crimp beads"?brands?
Hi Mindy! Yes! We vet all of our finding so we only carry the best quality. You can't go wrong with Basic Elements or Bead Smith brand. Check them both out here: www.eurekacrystalbeads.com/crimps-covers-slides/
How many crimp beads and how many crimp covers are sold in each packet?
Great tutorial.
Hi Dawn! We have lots of different packages of crimps and covers which you can find here: www.eurekacrystalbeads.com/crimps-covers-slides/?sort=bestselling 💖
excellent instructions. i noticed though that you didn't stress that the wire should be parallel and not crossed. i'm finding it extremely difficult to tell - especially after the jewelry piece has been beaded - if the wire is positioned correctly.
Thanks for the comment! :-) The wires being parallel can be helpful, but not detrimental. Many times, the wires slip back to being crossed as you crimp them (in my experience) - and the wires crossing doesn't generally equal a death sentence for the piece. I'll make sure to stress that next time though!! :-)
@@leahwyckoff4791 thank you and good to know!
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