I love that this uses spent or languishing supplies! Those would go so well with bookmarks, which I give as gifts with books! Also for bracelets! Thanks so much! 🥰👍
Thank you Christine, my videos will be here for many years you can have a go as anytime. Thanks for the compliment about my voice I have recently launched a podcast called The Treasured Page Podcast free available on anchor fm, apple podcasts and Spotify 🌿🦋
Thank you so much I really really enjoyed watching you creating these cute and adorable little beads. I really really love ❤️ them all but my favourite kids the gold ones and the flower ones too. I’ve subscribed and given you a thumb’s too. Please stay safe and well too
I love your creativity and and unique way of making paper beads. I have some very old washi tape I will use. Thanks so much for this outstanding tutorial.
Newbie here. I have been looking for 'how to make paper beads'... Your tutorial is the best yet. My problem is getting it started.... finger acrobatics.... 😅👏👏
Thank you for sharing…. These are exactly how have been making these for years…. A refresher and usage are always a good thing to have. You do great work. I did not think of making them bigger whilst my hands are no longer very nimble.
(tiny wire folded will help thread easy, and yes even glue or clear nail polish at the ends of your threads will really make the sting thread faster.) Thank you sincerely for sharing, beautiful work. "God is with us in our creations" 💕👸🏆🙆🎖️
New subscriber here! Thanks for the video. Love this! I have many beads, but making your own makes the gift much more personal. I will make one to put on my first junk journal! I’m glad I found your channel.
I love making paper beads! Great tip using the washi tape. There are bead roller tools available online. They make rolling the beads so much easier if someone wants to roll a lot of beads or really gets into the craft…totally worth it.
I really enjoyed this video! I have many washi tape I could use for this. Always looking for good ways to use up washi. I’m so glad a ran across your video now I’m a subscriber. At a glance I can see many videos I will be watching. Thank you so much 🦋♥️🦋
I am a lefty too! When I was a kid there was no special things like left handed scissors, etc.. I had to use my right hand for quite a few things, still do.
Yes I totally understand, I think that’s why I use my right hand to cut with scissors…because we had to. Thanks for watching and leaving a fun message 🌸🦋
Hooray, I hope you find lots of fun and value here at The Treasured Page. I really appreciate your comment. Thank you for your support and kind words. 🧵🦋
Great question. You could use just the washi tape on its own but that would use up more to create the desired thickness. Washi tape isn’t always very sticky but it does seem to stick better to a rougher texture such as book page. Paper beads can be made with any paper, plain or coloured, I used washi tape because the challenge called for it. I added it with the paper backing mainly to get it off the stick and ensure the bead would not be sticky inside. Any thin paper backing works great to give the bead more strength and structure it doesn’t need to be book page newspaper would be good too. Thank you so much watching 🦋
Any stick works, as long as you can handle it, and it allows a gap for you to thread, the beads. I think mine was a kebab skewer from the kitchen, probably 4 or 5 mm. I hope that helps. Thank you for watching 🦋
A bit confused- I didn’t think the English worked in Imperial measurements. Only the USA, Myanmar and some obscure third country did. Very backward thinking. I find it confusing as l only think in metric. If this video is aimed at the American market, fair enough but many of us internationally watch as well. Love the beads, now l know what to do with the washi tape l don’t like.
Thank you for your feedback. At the time of filming my audience was 95% American. I try to give measurements in metric as well now. I was taught many skills by my grandmother and learnt to quilt and make patchwork from America. Inches are in my head. By both are all lost on me anyway, I’m try to a avoid measuring all together and I mainly make it up as I go…in true English eccentric style 😉 Thank you for watching I hope you find more inspiration here at The Treasured Page 🦋
I love that this uses spent or languishing supplies! Those would go so well with bookmarks, which I give as gifts with books! Also for bracelets! Thanks so much! 🥰👍
I totally agree! Thank you for watching The Treasured Page ❤️🦋
Super lindo felicitaciones
Oh! Now I can use up those washis that I never gravitate towards. Thank you!!!
Happy to help!☺️🦋
The beads have a very 1970's look. Well done!
Yes and fun to make an eclectic mix of forgotten beads🎨🦋
Wonderfull job, your accent is so adorable and your soft voice is very calming.... you make one want to participate 💕🤗
Thank you Christine, my videos will be here for many years you can have a go as anytime. Thanks for the compliment about my voice I have recently launched a podcast called The Treasured Page Podcast free available on anchor fm, apple podcasts and Spotify 🌿🦋
Clear nail polish or top coat works well to seal and add shine.
Use a bit of glue on thread ends before threading beads. Works like a charm. Thank you for sharing your craft. Love Boho.
Brilliant feedback… so simple! why didn’t I think of that 😆 Thank you 🍂🌿🦋
I live in the U.S. and I have just subscribed to your channel. It is absolutely wonderful! Thank-you from Susan.
Thanks for subbing!
Awesome teaching .
Thank you Fay. I appreciate your kind feedback 🌿🦋
Thank you so much I really really enjoyed watching you creating these cute and adorable little beads. I really really love ❤️ them all but my favourite kids the gold ones and the flower ones too. I’ve subscribed and given you a thumb’s too. Please stay safe and well too
Thank you so much for you wonderful support and kindness 🙏🏻🦋
Great video tonight!! Thank you!!
I love your creativity and and unique way of making paper beads. I have some very old washi tape I will use. Thanks so much for this outstanding tutorial.
You are so welcome! 🦋
The Sari silk is a really nice touch.
Thank you Joan 🌺🦋
Hello so beautiful 🎉💜🙏🙏
Thanks for your lovely kind comment 🤩 I hope you find more inspiration from The Treasured Page tutorial videos 🐝🦋
@@TheTreasuredPage yes very nice page 😍 love it really 🙏
Newbie here. I have been looking for 'how to make paper beads'... Your tutorial is the best yet. My problem is getting it started.... finger acrobatics.... 😅👏👏
You can do it! There are also paper bead twisting tools you can get, ask at a good craft store.🌸🦋
Love this idea!! I've learned if I keep doing "fiddly" crafting & needlework, I greatly improve my dexterity. Thx for video.
Austin,TX USA
Yes I so agree Barbara. Daily practice and build up strength and skills. Thanks for your lovely comment 🦋
I loved watching you make these beautiful beads. I would love to try and make some, but I think I might get it all confused when putting it together
You can do it! Have a go and do it your way ❤️🦋
love this
Thank you Valarie 🦋
Thank you for these tips❤
Thank you for sharing…. These are exactly how have been making these for years…. A refresher and usage are always a good thing to have. You do great work. I did not think of making them bigger whilst my hands are no longer very nimble.
Wonderful feedback Cynthia, thank you for your kind comment, I’m so pleased you enjoyed the video. I hope you find more fun and inspiration here. 🌺🦋
Love this idea!! ❤
Thank you for your kind comment 😊🦋
love your ideas!!
Thanks for the kind comment Karen 🌷
Awesome thank you very much!
You're welcome!🦋
I love it!
Great use of washi tape! I love what you created with the beads. The charm is gorgeous. TFS. :)
Thank you so much Lillian, I really appreciate your kind comment 🌺🦋
I use covered fishing line and the spinners. Shop the fishing area lol
Great idea thank you, that would be stronger and longer lasting 🌺🦋
wauw what beautyfull 👍❤
We used to use magazines that had colorful pages.
(tiny wire folded will help thread easy, and yes even glue or clear nail polish at the ends of your threads will really make the sting thread faster.)
Thank you sincerely for sharing, beautiful work. "God is with us in our creations" 💕👸🏆🙆🎖️
What a wonderful comment to receive Christine. Thank you so much for sharing I hope you find more fun and inspiration here at The Treasured Page 🌻🦋
Thank you for this video. Exactly what I what looking for to put on my junk journals
Brilliant I’m pleased the video was useful. Thanks for your kind comment. I hope you’ll find more inspiration here at The Treasured Page 🌿🦜🦋
New subscriber here! Thanks for the video. Love this! I have many beads, but making your own makes the gift much more personal. I will make one to put on my first junk journal! I’m glad I found your channel.
Thank you so much Paula. I’m really pleased you are enjoying the videos. Thank you for your kind comments. 🦋
I love making paper beads! Great tip using the washi tape. There are bead roller tools available online. They make rolling the beads so much easier if someone wants to roll a lot of beads or really gets into the craft…totally worth it.
Great tip, thanks for sharing Jean 🌷🦋
Gorgeous 🥰😍
Thank you Maretha, I really appreciate your kind comment 🌾🍂🦋
So lovely to find your tutorials. Thank you
What a wonderful feedback, thank you Pat for taking the time to write in and let me know. I really appreciate you for doing that. 🦋
Love this. So glad I found your channel.
Welcome to the fold Noelle, so pleased you found the The Treasured Page too 🌸🌿🦋
I really enjoyed this video! I have many washi tape I could use for this. Always looking for good ways to use up washi. I’m so glad a ran across your video now I’m a subscriber. At a glance I can see many videos I will be watching. Thank you so much 🦋♥️🦋
Welcome Caryn, so pleased you found my videos thank you for subscribing I hope you find fun and inspiration here 🌾🍂🦋
I am a lefty too! When I was a kid there was no special things like left handed scissors, etc.. I had to use my right hand for quite a few things, still do.
Yes I totally understand, I think that’s why I use my right hand to cut with scissors…because we had to. Thanks for watching and leaving a fun message 🌸🦋
Inspiring!
Thank you Mincka. Great fun to make with lots of possibilities. 🦋
I just found your channel! I love this project. Great tutorial! Thank you so much!
Hooray, I hope you find lots of fun and value here at The Treasured Page. I really appreciate your comment. Thank you for your support and kind words. 🧵🦋
This is just what I've been searching for! Thank you for sharing your creation with us. Love!
You are so welcome! 🦋
Thanks dear
Thank you too for your kind comment and watching the channel 🦋
Fantastic. Love the Boho look.
Thank you Robin. I appreciate you taking time to write to me 🦋
Love your channel and such easy to follow instructions
Thanks so much I really appreciate your kind words 😊🦋
Está hermozoooooooooooo
Love this,thankyou ❤️
Really pleased you enjoyed it thank you for taking the time to write in and let me know 🦋
Thank you for this video! Why is it necessary to use the book page with the Washi tape?
Great question. You could use just the washi tape on its own but that would use up more to create the desired thickness. Washi tape isn’t always very sticky but it does seem to stick better to a rougher texture such as book page. Paper beads can be made with any paper, plain or coloured, I used washi tape because the challenge called for it. I added it with the paper backing mainly to get it off the stick and ensure the bead would not be sticky inside. Any thin paper backing works great to give the bead more strength and structure it doesn’t need to be book page newspaper would be good too. Thank you so much watching 🦋
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Thank you Gizi ☕️🌺🦋
Can you tell me the measurement of your stick, not length but round please? The sticks I have seem thinner than the one you're using.
Any stick works, as long as you can handle it, and it allows a gap for you to thread, the beads. I think mine was a kebab skewer from the kitchen, probably 4 or 5 mm. I hope that helps. Thank you for watching 🦋
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Thank you for watching Joyce ✨🦋
Funny how your page is called " Treasure Page" ..
Hi thanks for watching ‘The Treasured Page’ 🦋
A bit confused- I didn’t think the English worked in Imperial measurements.
Only the USA, Myanmar and some obscure third country did. Very backward thinking.
I find it confusing as l only think in metric. If this video is aimed at the American market, fair enough but many of us internationally watch as well. Love the beads, now l know what to do with the washi tape l don’t like.
Thank you for your feedback. At the time of filming my audience was 95% American. I try to give measurements in metric as well now. I was taught many skills by my grandmother and learnt to quilt and make patchwork from America. Inches are in my head. By both are all lost on me anyway, I’m try to a avoid measuring all together and I mainly make it up as I go…in true English eccentric style 😉 Thank you for watching I hope you find more inspiration here at The Treasured Page 🦋