Native American Beadwork Beginners basics part 1 How to use the one needle flat stitch to make earrings, and how to tack down plastic rhinestone banding
Thank you! Finally, a video that shows how to bead step by step without speeding it up. Your video was very helpful, please continue to make tutorials like this. This is the video I have been looking for. Thank you so very much again.
the tutorial i was looking for! just bought a beadwork kit from down my reserve, a total noob but this video has helped a ton, halfway done my first earring! ps. we have the same plastic charms in the middle, mine is just purple :)
I couldn’t “reinforce” my work because the needle wouldn’t go through. I hope it doesn’t ruin my earrings. Anyway, thank you so much for this tutorial. Really helped me. More than most.
hi! i had this issue aswell, for me my thread was too thick, which left no room for reinforcement either. i went down a size or two in thread and found reinforcement a lot easier. i also heard there is a way to do the stitching in a single thread (not folding the thread in half) but im not sure how to do that! hopefully this helps.
I love this piece and enjoyed a lot of this video. I must say the constant back and forth of your work made it very difficult for my eyes to focus on what you were doing, plus you kept taking your work off camera to the right so some of what you were doing was lost. Just observations. I hope to see more of your videos with better camera work. Thank you for sharing your talent and video❣️
Boohoo, I am new and just learning how to bead, I headed four at time or six and when I was done I put thread through all them. I already gifted them , I know there's no right or wrong way and it's teaching me so I'm wondering if you know what I mean and if it's okay
It sounds like you didn’t tack them in the middle, which definitely works just fine! Tacking helps straighten out your beadwork and it also makes it more secure, but like you said, there isn’t a wrong way! It’s whatever works for you
Thank you! Finally, a video that shows how to bead step by step without speeding it up. Your video was very helpful, please continue to make tutorials like this. This is the video I have been looking for. Thank you so very much again.
I literally watch this video an it walked me through making my first pair of earrings! Thank you for these video they are so helpful! ❤
..thanks for your video
So Glad I found this! My Cousin lives far away and wants to learn one needle, What a great Tutorial. I shared with my Facebook group. Miigwetch
Many thank you (s)
Awesome! Thanks. I’m a newbie and this way looks way easier.
the tutorial i was looking for! just bought a beadwork kit from down my reserve, a total noob but this video has helped a ton, halfway done my first earring! ps. we have the same plastic charms in the middle, mine is just purple :)
I couldn’t “reinforce” my work because the needle wouldn’t go through. I hope it doesn’t ruin my earrings. Anyway, thank you so much for this tutorial. Really helped me. More than most.
hi! i had this issue aswell, for me my thread was too thick, which left no room for reinforcement either. i went down a size or two in thread and found reinforcement a lot easier. i also heard there is a way to do the stitching in a single thread (not folding the thread in half) but im not sure how to do that! hopefully this helps.
It could be the size of your needles or thread. I use size 11/0 beads with a #12 beading needle and size D nymo thread
Bre, for the single thread you would just tie a know in the end of your string and then bead like normal
@@dakotabridle207 I find the knot can be hard to pass threw the needle if that makes sense. Any tips. And also thank you!
I’ve been wanting to learn one needle flat stitch, you made it so simple. Thank you. :)
I would like info on where you purchased the center medallion. …. Please?
I love this piece and enjoyed a lot of this video. I must say the constant back and forth of your work made it very difficult for my eyes to focus on what you were doing, plus you kept taking your work off camera to the right so some of what you were doing was lost. Just observations. I hope to see more of your videos with better camera work. Thank you for sharing your talent and video❣️
I might be missing it, but what materials who I need? What size beads, needles, and what kind of felt is that. Just learning.
That was awsome so easy thanks bunches
What size are those purple beads
What size needle what size striiiing
What size thread and beads? Is that Pellon for the backing
Did you glue the piece that you're beading around on?
Where do you get your rhinestone
Size of needles please
Are there two different sized beads in her work on this?
No, they are just different styles. I am using 11/0 Czech and 11/0 Japanese
How would you start the banding if it doesnt have 2 threads?
I go over the chain link, I can post another video on that!
What glue do you use to secure cab?
E6000 is widely recommended.
Where I can I find centers like that? So gorgeous!
Ali express has a bunch of cabs to choose from. Make sure to add flat back in your search though.
If you look on Etsy there's lots of native owned shops! I found ordering from AliExpress that some of them snapped
Look up earring cabochons 😇
Where do you get the rihnestones and what are they called?
It’s called rhinestone banding and I get mine from Etsy or native craft supply stores like Beaded Edge Supply.
Where do you get the rhinestone banding?
Northland Visions, Wandering Bull, Powwow Supply, and Beaded Edge Supply
What size beads are you using ?
11/0
Thanks for this! Can I use Miyuki beads using this technique?
Yes!
Boohoo, I am new and just learning how to bead, I headed four at time or six and when I was done I put thread through all them. I already gifted them , I know there's no right or wrong way and it's teaching me so I'm wondering if you know what I mean and if it's okay
It sounds like you didn’t tack them in the middle, which definitely works just fine! Tacking helps straighten out your beadwork and it also makes it more secure, but like you said, there isn’t a wrong way! It’s whatever works for you