I can see any of them (especially the first one) in a row down the front of a white silk blouse …. white pearl cotton with a mix of white and clear beads. Very stylish. I would need to sew on with fishing line so none were lost! Can I ask where your accent is from. I cannot place it.
The white with white sounds perfect, especially smaller buttons on a work blouse. Just a bit of extra sparkle! Accent- American born, but been in England since childhood. So it's a mix of allsorts!
The easiest thing to do is to back it with a piece of felt sewn on. Some people glue felt to the back, I prefer little stitches. If making a brooch, the pin can be sewn to the felt first for a neat finish. You could use any soft fabric.
For this I used basic 11/0 seed beads. For a really nice finish, the more expensive brands - that have all matched sized beads - works best, but these were just basic, so slight size differences.
Thank You! I can now work on my bead stash.
You are so welcome!
Thank you so very much Gina for such a great video. I always learn so much from watching you 🫶
Thank you! I'm so glad you found it useful!
Thanks I been thinking bout adding beads for a while this helps slot
Your videos are always so clear and easy to follow, thank you
Thank you!
Wonderful tutorial…very useful and timely!!! Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
I can see any of them (especially the first one) in a row down the front of a white silk blouse …. white pearl cotton with a mix of white and clear beads. Very stylish. I would need to sew on with fishing line so none were lost!
Can I ask where your accent is from. I cannot place it.
The white with white sounds perfect, especially smaller buttons on a work blouse. Just a bit of extra sparkle!
Accent- American born, but been in England since childhood. So it's a mix of allsorts!
If the button will be used in jewelry, how should the back be finished/covered as it will be against the skin? Thank you
The easiest thing to do is to back it with a piece of felt sewn on. Some people glue felt to the back, I prefer little stitches. If making a brooch, the pin can be sewn to the felt first for a neat finish. You could use any soft fabric.
Here's an older video of mine showing a lot of different back finishes - th-cam.com/video/Vi8_7DP0irU/w-d-xo.html
Can I ask what beads do you use
For this I used basic 11/0 seed beads. For a really nice finish, the more expensive brands - that have all matched sized beads - works best, but these were just basic, so slight size differences.
@@GinaBSilkworks thank you
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