How to: Daisy Chain Stitch with Seed Beads (Version 1) - Easy!
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- ✿ Hey everyone! It’s Gina from orchidandopal.com. In today's I will show you one of the best bead weaving stitches for beginners - the single daisy chain with seed beads. In fact, this is the very first stitch I learned many, many years ago. Whether you are brand new to beading this way, or would simply like a refresher, I hope you find this video helpful! Please see below for the full list of materials and links to places you may find them:
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✔ 11/0 Round Seed Beads
Miyuki 2377 - Lavender: shrsl.com/3q85n
Matsuno F889 - Frosted Coco: shrsl.com/3q85x
Matsuno F886 - Sky Blue Ceramic: shrsl.com/3q860
Matsuno F881 - Frosted Moca: shrsl.com/3q85z
Masuno F323 - Matte Ice Blue Metallic Goldenrod Lined: shrsl.com/3q863
✔ Fireline Beading Thread, 6lb.
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✔ Beading Needle, Size 11
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✔ Scissors
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✔ Bead Mat
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✿ Tutorials for Other Variations:
Daisy Chain Version 2: • How to: Daisy Chain St...
Daisy Chain Version 3: • How to: Daisy Chain St...
Daisy Chain Version 4: • How to: Daisy Chain St...
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Updated: 2022-10-01
Just who doesn't like a lovely, easy and quick to stitch daisy chain? The color way speaks to me of fall, a quiet, earthy time of the year. Thanks, Gina, for sharing this daisy chain variety with us.
How nice to enjoy a basic pattern. It is sometimes a bit intimidating to find very advanced patterns. This is appreciated. Thank you 😊
You are so welcome! I love revisiting the basics too!
So easy and I am thrilled with my first attempt!!
Love this!! Looking forward to your other versions!!! Please film them soon…cant wait to work them soon! Especially the one closest to your finger tips! Oooh la la! 😊 🌼🌺🌸
Thanks for sharing, I'll give that a try. Trying to learn different beading patterns
That's wonderful, Nikki! Have fun 😁💜
Daisy chain was the very first type of beading I learned (as a kid). It's only been recently, through the university of TH-cam, that I found there are so many variations on this basic stitch. I've seen some with leaves, vines, and alternating flowers that looked quite elegant indeed, and far from the simple version I first knew.
I bet she will, Nancy! That's a great idea. Thanks so much for watching 💜
Thank you for this tutorial! I'm new to this craft and I enjoy it so much! Look forward to seeing/watching more of your projects!
Thanks so much, Sylvia! 😁 I'm so glad you are enjoying it 💜
Thank you, I will be making these as a choker for my 13 year old great granddaughter, she will love it
Easy. Thank you, Gina.
You are so welcome, Maria! Thanks for watching!
Now that is something i know how to do. I made a bracelet and a ankle bracelet to match.
Ur totoral is much easier to follow then the one I learned from. Thank U 4 sharing.😀🙂❤
That's great to hear, Sharon. I'm so glad it was easy to follow and you were able to make a couple bracelets! 💜😁
I know this is supposed to be a “beginner” “easy” pattern, but I always forget how to do it! 😂
Thank you - this was very helpful!! 💜
Great tutorial! I love these daisy chains but haven't done then for a l-o-n-g time! Thanks! 🥰🐢
They are a classic! :) Thanks for watching, Crys!
Easy pattern. GBY.
Miigwetch/thank you for the tutorial🙏🏽☺️ curious~ after you demonstrated this in the video, what did you do with the Daisy chain you made? Were you able to complete it into a finished piece or did you take it apart?
Do you coat your beads with anything before you use them?
If so, what with and how?
Hi Rachel! No coatings for me. I try to use toho/miyuki duracoat beads whenever possible - they are already coated. Thanks for asking! 💜😁
I’m new to beading, and jewelry altogether. Can this be done with a stretchy beading thread?
Hey there! I wouldn't recommend using stretchy thread because it is so much easier to use the needle and beading thread when making multiple passes through the tiny seed beads. It may also be frustrating to get the tension right. I don't want to discourage you from trying, though - sometimes that's the best way to learn! Welcome to my channel, Connie!! 💜😁
Hi is there a video to add the both ends of the daisy chain?
Not yet, but you could look up instructions for "how to finish a beaded bracelet," for example. I think Potomac Beads has a better beader episode that would provide some ideas in one place. Thanks for watching!
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