How To Make A Beaded Stretch Ring

In “How To Make A Beaded Stretch Ring" we'll show you how to use a beading needle to string the beads onto the stretch elastic. We'll share how to make the ring more secure by double threading it. Then we'll show you how to tie a secure knot. Follow along then use the steps below to make your own Beaded Stretch Ring!
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Chapters:
0:00 Title
0:09 Tools & Materials
1:06 Beading The Ring
1:09 Determining Ring Size
2:02 Threading The Beading Needle
2:30 Feeding On the Beads
6:09 Finishing The Ring
7:30 Feeding Elastic Through A Second Time
9:20 Tying The Secure Knot
11:03 Adding Dab Of Glue To Knot
11:25 Hiding Knot Inside Bead
How To Make A Beaded Stretch Ring
by Jennifer and Kitty O'Neil
Running With Sisters
Materials
30-40 Delica seed beads, gold-plated, size 11/0 ► amzn.to/3njlHvd
1 Faceted coin bead, black spinel, 6mm
2 Faceted rondelle beads, teal crystal, 2mmx3mm ► amzn.to/3dETX10
2 Faceted rondelle beads, 2mm, garnet ► amzn.to/2QPEYbm
Elastic beading cord, .5mm width ► amzn.to/32E3GhH
Big-eye beading needle (optional) ► amzn.to/3xkQixg
Scissors ► amzn.to/3en3Qzn
Masking tape ► amzn.to/3a8n376
Strip of paper
Clear nail polish ► amzn.to/3gE5kb8
Steps
1. Determine your ring size by wrapping a thin strip of paper around your finger. Trim it so it fits end to end exactly around your finger. Lay the strip of paper out flat to use as a guide.
2. Cut a 10" piece of the elastic beading cord and fold a piece of masking tape over one end. This will keep the beads from sliding off.
3. Feed the other end of the elastic cord into the eye of the beading needle to thread it. (We love using a beading needle for a project like this, but you can actually make it without a beading needle because the elastic cording has a good amount of body to it.)
4. Feed a garnet bead, a teal bead, the spinel bead, a teal bead and a garnet onto the cording. Then feed on most of the gold beads.
5. Hold the beaded strand up to the strip of paper to see if it’s long enough. Add or subtract gold beads until the beaded section of the cord is the same length as the strip of paper.
6. Remove the masking tape and remove the garnet and teal beads from one end of the cord. Replace the masking tape. Add the garnet and teal bead to the other end of the beaded cord. This will make sure the knot is tied next to the largest bead, the spinel coin, so we can hide it.
7. Circle the beaded elastic strand around to form a ring shape. Then use the beading needle to feed the elastic through all of the beads a second time. Keep a 2" tail unbeaded at the tape end to use for the knot later.
8. After you have gone through all the beads with the elastic cord a second time, remove the tape. Gently pull the elastic ends to tighten the ring and remove any gaps between the beads. Tie the two ends of the elastic together.
9. To make the knot more secure, tie the ends together again. But this time wrap one end around and through the loop a second time. Gently pull the ends tight.
10. Finally, tie the ends together one more time. Gently pull the ends tight to finish the knot. Trim the ends to ¼".
11. Add a dab of clear nail polish or jeweler’s glue to the knot. Slide the spinel coin bead over the knot to hide it. Let the glue dry before wearing the ring.
To wear the Beaded Stretch Ring, roll it, rather than stretching it, onto your finger. We think this would be a fun design to make in different gemstones and then wear as a stacking set of rings. If you have any questions about this or any jewelry project, post a comment and we’ll reply. We love helping you!
Happy Crafting,
Jennifer & Kitty
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[@1samurisam]

This is the most secure stretch bead ring Ive ever seen. Thank you very much!

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks for watching!
J&K

[@jamiecee4960]

I like that Ring. It's cute and simple.

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks Jamie!
Cheers,
Jennifer & Kitty

[@katzarm]

This ring is so pretty. With your detailed instructions and video, as a newbie, I think I will be able to make a ring or couple of stacked rings for my granddaughters. Thank you for posting a great video lesson.

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks Barb! They will love them!
J&K

[@polablues]

This pretty little ring makes me smile! Thanks for the tut! I’m gonna make a million of these from all my spare beads and pamper all my fingers!

[@TheONeilSisters]

We're so glad you like it! We're making tons of them too!
J&K

[@donnacorsi9877]

Beautiful!

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thank you so much!
Jennifer & Kitty

[@jackiebrown4795]

So cute! You're a Great Teacher and Thank You!😊

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thank you Jackie!!
Jennifer & Kitty

[@christinalloyd7920]

Love It!🤩🤩

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks so much!
Jennifer & Kitty

[@marketingwithmckenna]

Wonderful tutorial!

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks so much!
J&K

[@crazylady3829]

Brilliant. Excellent easy to follow instructions.

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thank you so much!
Jennifer & Kitty

[@liliamendivildavey7929]

Love it! Thank you

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks Lilia!
Jennifer & Kitty

[@renaeduran8049]

Nice tutorial

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thank you so much!
Jennifer & Kitty

[@KennasDaisies]

I like this tutorial, your ring is a lot more elegant than the ones I usually make and I really like that!

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks Kenna! We think the central bead with the side beads makes it look more like a real gemstone ring.
J&K

[@jeannettegravett9202]

Beautiful! 😺

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thank you Jeannette!
Jennifer & Kitty

[@beautifulthornbirds]

I love it! Thank you! 😊😊

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks so much Luellen!
Jennifer & Kitty

[@ArtorLifeTorB]

Beautiful presentation 👏
Great job 👍
I like it very much 👋🥰 beautiful ring 🌺🌼🌸🌺🌼🌸

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thank you so much!
Jennifer & Kitty

[@lynnstratton2890]

Oh, another wonderful design! I’ve tried other rings, but I have a feeling this will be my favorite! Thanks for the great design and tutorial!

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks so much Lynn!
J&K

[@christinetowell2099]

Lovely ring, great tutorial Thanks

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks Christine!
Jennifer & Kitty

[@janine8843]

So cute! Thank you so much!

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks Janine!

[@maggie965]

Very pretty! Thank you!

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks!
J&K

[@laurieomoore94]

Lovely, even though it's simple to make and looks like it doesn't take too long.

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks so much Laurie! It is simple and fast!
Jennifer & Kitty

[@nikkiwilson7362]

pretty ring, it can be made in different colors, it will like so pretty💍

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks Nikki! Yes so many options!
J&K

[@barbararivera2380]

Thank you

[@TheONeilSisters]

You're welcome Barbara!
J&K

[@botticelli728]

Elegant!

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thanks Aldene!
Jennifer & Kitty

[@labluegypsy]

❤❤❤❤❤❤!

[@TheONeilSisters]

Thank you so much!
J&K

[@kindnessiscontagious3458]

Who's WE ?

[@TheONeilSisters]

"We" are Jennifer and Kitty, the O'Neil Sisters! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Cheers,
J&K

[@maymacbell3983]

You actually didn’t need to do all that at the end, you should have put the garnet and the other crystal at the other end in the first place, it’s common sense? 7:44

[@TheONeilSisters]

Hi May, Sometimes we create the jewelry in the order that presents best in a video for beginners to follow. When you are more advanced at jewelry making, you can often make the pieces in a faster way.
Cheers,
Jennifer & Kitty