Thank you so much! Some people do complain about the length of my videos. But they don't know that if you were to take beading classes the class would be thirty minutes and up to like two hours long.
Not too long. I just skipped over what I didn't need. Great Job. I needed the refresher and you are great at teaching your craft. Thank you for making this video.
how can someone not like this video? haha. anyhoo, i find myself rewatching your tutorials, you're a gifted teacher, gifted in teaching, and gifted in making your own designs, and tools haha
I agree with Marlena k... I bead and do all kinds of things, but it is always nice to get new ideas... You are always a pleasure to watch. People can always go forward in the video if needed. Keep up the great work, you are an awesome person---- very thoughtful and, I can tell, a very compassionate person. You are a fantastic instructor! Thumbs up girl!
This is in response to the 3-row bracelet: thank you so very much for showing this loom technique for making this leather wrap bracelet. The loom is such a great idea to keep even tension on the cording material and to keep the beads straight. I know I and easily make the loom and your information of where to purchase the Fireline at a bargain price is also appreciated. You did an excellent job explaining the steps and why, I look forward to viewing your other videos, thanks again!
I am so glad to inspire you to make your own loom and bracelets. I hope it works out for you. I know how hard it is to find easy directions and informative instructions that is why I am making these videos.
Thank you. I worked really hard on this video. I got the 9mm pink glass beads from two very old necklaces I found at a thrift store a couple of years ago. I didn't have enough to make a entire bracelet so I used 6/0 seed beads in between them to make it longer. The blue rondelles are 3mm I got them from a bead kit that I also found a couple of years ago. I have found some really pretty beads at thrift stores and yard sales.
I don't like the videos that are all music and no one explains anything.. You are a wonderful teacher and your tips are very helpful. I am so glad I found your videos!! Please keep making them!
Well, they were just gorgeous, and I loved the twists in them. I loved the design element of adding the 6/0 beads in between - that was brilliant. I love to incorporate vintage beads in new ways, and thrift stores and garage/estate sales are perfect for increasing your bead stash, plus you can recycle so much on the old necklaces too. Thank you, again, for making this bracelet, being so awesome, and writing me back with the information!
Six years later and this video is still inspiring people. I made 2 bead weaving looms based off this one. One is a 21 x 3 inch piece of pressed wood from my old desk. The other is a very sturdy 5 x 7 inch wooden photo frame I bought for $3 at a discount outlet store. Both looms have eye hooks, wingnuts and wood screws placed similar to the loom in this video. Another helpful thing was using light weight cardboard sheaths over my fingers to push the beads up. I love this bracelet, this loom and most of all I love this channel.
Thank you very much for making your videos. My friends and I have taken a cuff class and boy your tutorial is not only easier but makes a neater bracelet. Well done.
you are one of the best instructors I have watched on you tube and I've watched hundreds. thank you for taking the time to make this video. You make it look so easy. Also love the tips you throw in because to a beginner those are very important
I love your tutorials. Your instructions and step by step videos as you explain cannot be more easy to understand. i don't want to miss out on any of your newer tutorial videos. I have subscribed. Thanks for presenting them to us happy beaders!
You have by far the best tutorials for my speed lol. I literally have to rewind most of the other tutorials because they don't repeat themselves several times to insure that newbies like me get. Thank you!!!!!
I Love this tutorial. Appreciated your talent on creating the board. The length of the tutorial did not bother me a bit. You are very good at explaining all of the instruction. Can't wait to start. I will be coming back.
Girl, you are absolutely awesome! I hope you got a patent on your loom, that's really good and very much needed. Thanks for sharing and awakening creativity.
Maybe, you can try attaching a safety pin to the bracelet at the button and put the pin in a pillow or bed spread. I use to make friend ship bracelets like this when I was little.
Do not ever worry about video length. The detail and literal step-by-step, in-depth instructions you give are beyond appreciated (at least by me). :) Questions: 1) What size beads did you use for this bracelet? and 2) With bead looming, are you limited to what size beads should be used? For instance, should not use beads smaller than "x" or greater than "y". Thank you very much for your time. I *LOVE* your videos!! :)
Thank you so much for this video. Can I just say that I love that you take the time to explain every detail when tying the knots. I really appreciate you taking the time to TEACH not just "show off" like some videos I have come across. And I love the color of your nails ;)
OMG! This is so awesome, I made my first macramé bracelet sorta... I have been beading for 50 years, and I have my own way of beading, Now I can do a whole lot more of what you have shown me, thank you so much for your tutorial... Greetings from Alaska
Thank you for this tutorial! Seriously, you have the best, cleanest videos that are easy to follow and you don't skip any steps. I've been wanting to learn how to make these double and triple row bracelets and this video made it easy for me. Thanks again.
You are awesome and so are the bracelets you've shown in your tutorials. I'm just getting into beading and after watching your vidoes this morning I know what I'll be doing this weekend! :) Thank-you so much for sharing you wonderful ideas.
I made the loom and it was wonerful, you were right about it being fun to do. Thank you so much for the time you put into these videos to help us understand your instructions. Keep making videos
Hi Ms. Beadfulnights... another great tutorial and proof women make great carpenters too... LOL. I have a suggestion for those of us less tool inclined. When I want my cord to be taut, I use those large paper clasps and a cardboard box or a lid with sides and I clip my cord ends to each end of the box or lid. I wrap my cords in bubble wrap so the clasps do not mark up the cord ends. This has worked very well for me but I do love your ingenuity!!! I also think the tutorial is fantastic!!!
Thanks! This tutorial was the most work plus time consuming and the most thought out video that I have made so far. I think it was all worth it though in the end.
I got the 9mm pink glass beads from two very old necklaces I found at a thrift store a couple of years ago. I didn't have enough to make a entire bracelet so I used 6/0 seed beads in between them to make it longer. The blue rondelles are 3mm I got them from a bead kit that I also found a couple of years ago.
I love your videos. They are concise and to the point. Not really any unneeded chatter. I'm always trying to make wrap bracelets and always let myself down. Quite frankly they look messy and horrible. From now on it's your way of making them. Thanks so much!!
You are a very talented young lady! I love your videos, and I love your handmade loom. You should really have a patent pending on your loom. Thank you and keep those videos coming!!
I have watched many of your video tutorials and find this is one of your best. I will continue to watch and learn and thank you so very much for sharing your time and talent with us...
You are soooooo talented. Thank you so much for sharing you talent. I have this bracelet in turquoise beads and could never figure out how it was done. Thanks a bunch.
I love all of your video tutorials Aleesha, I even like the sound of your voice lol. Some of the tutorials on here I can't listen to because of their voices. I know I am strange ha ha. Yours are so clear and easy to follow. You inspire me to keep creating!
I totally get that. I've been known to turn off a tutorial because of things like: excessive swallowing sounds (I think that person wears a microphone, or something), harsh tone of voice, etc. It seems picky, but considering I usually wear headphones when I watch tutorials, it really does matter. ;-)
lol I guess you are not as strange as you think you are. I also like her voice and have turned off way too many videos because of their voices. I also don't like the ones where they have everything typed out on the video since it seems too boring that way and I like people describing things to me vocally, not just doing them.
I love the Tutorial! I don't think it was that long since you took your time to explain how everything needed to be done.. Thank you for sharing your work.. That Bracelet came out beautiful.. I will try my best to make something similar to what you have created.. Thank You again for sharing.. Take Care..
You're a good teacher! I understood everything you were teaching. I've tried to do a simular bracelet, but I screwed it up. I will try your method because everything you said! Well done!
This video was super detailed and helpful for me because it touched upon things that I hadn't thought of such as making sure the bead widths are the same, that was an important factor for the bracelet to be perfectly aligned, which was what I was missing in my other attempts at this sort of bracelet, the attention to the strength and durability of the bracelet as well as the focus on creating a professional looking bracelet were also pluses, overall an excellent video!
Thank you for responding. I haven't been as lucky at thrift stores or yard sales. They normally don't know what they are selling and price it too high for my profit margin. The 9 mm, 3mm and 6/0 info is a good gauge for me to begin my experimentation of this technique. Sending blessings!.
thank you,thank you ,thank you. I have so much to make this project, I got to the point were I was in a craft rut, so many supplies with a hard time finding a good project and after seeing this video Im truly psyched about beading again and I have you to thank,I love your videos.
You are a wonderful instructor! My bracelet came out perfect. I used 8/0 beads and a metal finding. Worked very well. Thank you so much! Can't wait to make more..
I used a cotton cord, but I have seen my fans try this bracelet with other kinds of cords and they all looked good. You can use either 1mm or 2mm cord.
It depends on how big your dog is? I would use paracord it is the strongest. I think you should use a larger fireline too like 20lb. test. You may have to use beads with larger holes because 20lb. fireline is thicker.
You have, by far, the best tutorial I have seen on this subject. I also loved the tutorial on building the loom. I hope this reaches you. Keep up the great work. 🥰👍🏻
Very nice tutorial and very complete! I like your technique and it is simplier than others I've seen. Good job on the loom too. Looking forward to more of your videos. I just looked at a half dozen videos and even though they were shorter, yours was definitely the best! Thank you for doing this.
I love your techniques! You are just awesome! I have become inspired all over again to create and to bead again! Thank you so much! You are one of my favorites on here!
I don't use thread conditioner for Fireline. I haven't had any problems with it tangling yet. I think Fireline is a braided thread so it doesn't really need conditioner. I do recommend using conditioner for threads that fray like nymo. If you don't have nymo I would never recommend buying it because it has broke on me so many times. My favorite threads are Fireline and Dandy line they are very strong.
Muchas gracias for your excellent instructions! I just made this bracelet for the first time. A hanger and a rock is what I used to hold the beads as there is no loom in my stash yet. Really liked the fact you explained how to make both ends to fit correctly.
OMG! thanks. i have been trying to figure out how to do multiple row bracelets. you have just made it look so much easier than i thought. and the loom, what a brialliant idea. looking for parts to make my own. tfs
I just finished making my bead loom while watching this vid. Thanks for the great idea! These bracelet projects look like fun, I can't wait to get started. Happy beading!
Mr. Manitas2012 said: Thanks!!!! What a good video - I love these bracelets - I don't speak English, but with your tutorial so well explained, it's sufficient. Greetings and I alredy subscribed to your channel.
This is a wonderful video, I have forever been trying to use my seed bead loom to make something like this to no avail. I am headed out to the hardware store to make a loom.. would love to see a tutorial on how you made the loom, or at the very least a supply list for it.. thank you so much you do beautiful work.
Thank you so much! I measured my bolts they are 3 1/4 inch and they have a flat head they are the same width as my board. Those bolts you are talking about should work as long as the threads cover the hole entire length of the bolt so your cords won't slide back and forth. If you use 4 inch bolts they might hang over the edge of your board.
Thanks for posting this wonderful tutorial! And yes, your voice is pleasant & you explain every step & make it simple. I made 3 bracelets in 1 day and they are beautiful! Friends & family were fighting over them so I have to make more...lol I have arthritis so it's difficult to use the smaller beads but I didn't have a problem following your tutorial. Thank you!!!!!
Thank you! Excellent tutorial and I already made my first bracelet!! I did not have a loom, but used a clip board. I clipped the button under the large top clip and secured the ends of the leather with binder clips at the bottom of the board. Not as much clearance as your cool loom, but still worked pretty well.
great video tutorials!! so wonderful that you take the time to explain so carefully every step to make this bracelet ... I also want to try and make the wooden block ... I could see myself using that for many wrapped bracelets ... can't wait for the weekend to come ... snowstorm expected, therefore, I will have a lot of time on my hands ...
Wow, you actually made this very easy to understand and follow. I never thought something that nice could be simple to make. Thank you for sharing your talents with us.
Wonderful video, you explain things very well, especially for me, being a new beader. I will have to go and make myself one of your frames, wonderfull idea. My friend uses a couple of clamps on a board, but yours is much better because of the hook for the button. Loved watching this video, thank you for sharing it with us.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. You did an excellent job of explaining and demonstrating the project. I especially liked the way your film the demo because I could see everything. Thanks, too for the idea for a DIY loom. You are a wonderful teacher!
Hi Alicia, First I want to thank you so much for such great videos and instructions !!! Second I wanted to share with you that you inspired me so much that I just finished making my loom :) I can't wait to get started on the bracelets. I'm still very new to beading, finding such clear and easy directions is so important to someone starting out. Thanks so much. I'm looking forward to more of your videos :)
Thank you for the great tutorial!! You are a wonderful teacher and you have definitely inspired me to start working with various beading techniques. Thank you again. Prerana
Hi I really like your presentation and the bracelet i look and fallow lots video how to do jewelry and by very far your are the best and very professional. your french connection from Montreal .
Yes, you can use wax cotton cord. I have see my fans on my Facebook page use different kinds of cording. The cotton cord I used was from a craft store I don't think the name brand matters. I wouldn't use hemp only because I am not crazy about the fuzziness and fray that it does it is itch too.
I used 1mm cotton cord no name brand in particular just bought it at my local craft store. I have seen others use different kinds of cords to make my bracelets on my facebook page and they looked pretty nice.
What a WONDEFUL tutorial. Thank you SO much for sharing this with us. I have a metal allergy, so these bracelets are perfect for me (and so beautiful).
I got those pink beads from a old necklace that I found at a thrift store. I like to recycle old or broken jewelry.
Thank you so much! Some people do complain about the length of my videos. But they don't know that if you were to take beading classes the class would be thirty minutes and up to like two hours long.
You are by far the best teacher on You tube. Please make MORE leather bracelet,necklace.....tutorials
My husband made me a loom per your instructions. I made my first bracelet. Works great!!
Thank you so much.
Not too long. I just skipped over what I didn't need. Great Job. I needed the refresher and you are great at teaching your craft. Thank you for making this video.
how can someone not like this video? haha. anyhoo, i find myself rewatching your tutorials, you're a gifted teacher, gifted in teaching, and gifted in making your own designs, and tools haha
I agree with Marlena k... I bead and do all kinds of things, but it is always nice to get new ideas... You are always a pleasure to watch. People can always go forward in the video if needed. Keep up the great work, you are an awesome person---- very thoughtful and, I can tell, a very compassionate person. You are a fantastic instructor! Thumbs up girl!
I love how thorough your videos are. Definitely not too long. It tells us everything we need to know! Thank you!!!
This is in response to the 3-row bracelet: thank you so very much for showing this loom technique for making this leather wrap bracelet. The loom is such a great idea to keep even tension on the cording material and to keep the beads straight. I know I and easily make the loom and your information of where to purchase the Fireline at a bargain price is also appreciated. You did an excellent job explaining the steps and why, I look forward to viewing your other videos, thanks again!
I am so glad to inspire you to make your own loom and bracelets. I hope it works out for you.
I know how hard it is to find easy directions and informative instructions that is why I am making these videos.
Thank you. I worked really hard on this video. I got the 9mm pink glass beads from two very old necklaces I found at a thrift store a couple of years ago. I didn't have enough to make a entire bracelet so I used 6/0 seed beads in between them to make it longer. The blue rondelles are 3mm I got them from a bead kit that I also found a couple of years ago. I have found some really pretty beads at thrift stores and yard sales.
I don't like the videos that are all music and no one explains anything.. You are a wonderful teacher and your tips are very helpful. I am so glad I found your videos!! Please keep making them!
Well, they were just gorgeous, and I loved the twists in them. I loved the design element of adding the 6/0 beads in between - that was brilliant. I love to incorporate vintage beads in new ways, and thrift stores and garage/estate sales are perfect for increasing your bead stash, plus you can recycle so much on the old necklaces too. Thank you, again, for making this bracelet, being so awesome, and writing me back with the information!
Six years later and this video is still inspiring people. I made 2 bead weaving looms based off this one. One is a 21 x 3 inch piece of pressed wood from my old desk. The other is a very sturdy 5 x 7 inch wooden photo frame I bought for $3 at a discount outlet store. Both looms have eye hooks, wingnuts and wood screws placed similar to the loom in this video. Another helpful thing was using light weight cardboard sheaths over my fingers to push the beads up. I love this bracelet, this loom and most of all I love this channel.
Thank you very much for making your videos. My friends and I have taken a cuff class and boy your tutorial is not only easier but makes a neater bracelet. Well done.
you are one of the best instructors I have watched on you tube and I've watched hundreds. thank you for taking the time to make this video. You make it look so easy. Also love the tips you throw in because to a beginner those are very important
I love your tutorials. Your instructions and step by step videos as you explain cannot be more easy to understand. i don't want to miss out on any of your newer tutorial videos. I have subscribed. Thanks for presenting them to us happy beaders!
You are so thorough in your videos that there is nothing left to question. I love how you teach!!
please do a tutorial making your own loom. I would like to make one for myself. Thank you! I'd appreciate it.
One of the best tutorials I've seen in a very long time. Clear and concise. So thanks so much.
You have by far the best tutorials for my speed lol. I literally have to rewind most of the other tutorials because they don't repeat themselves several times to insure that newbies like me get. Thank you!!!!!
I Love this tutorial. Appreciated your talent on creating the board. The length of the tutorial did not bother me a bit. You are very good at explaining all of the instruction. Can't wait to start. I will be coming back.
Girl, you are absolutely awesome! I hope you got a patent on your loom, that's really good and very much needed. Thanks for sharing and awakening creativity.
Maybe, you can try attaching a safety pin to the bracelet at the button and put the pin in a pillow or bed spread. I use to make friend ship bracelets like this when I was little.
Do not ever worry about video length. The detail and literal step-by-step, in-depth instructions you give are beyond appreciated (at least by me). :)
Questions: 1) What size beads did you use for this bracelet? and 2) With bead looming, are you limited to what size beads should be used? For instance, should not use beads smaller than "x" or greater than "y".
Thank you very much for your time. I *LOVE* your videos!! :)
Thank you so much! Some people complain about the slowness. But what they don't know is that it would take this long in class or long.
Thank you so much for this video. Can I just say that I love that you take the time to explain every detail when tying the knots. I really appreciate you taking the time to TEACH not just "show off" like some videos I have come across. And I love the color of your nails ;)
OMG! This is so awesome, I made my first macramé bracelet sorta... I have been beading for 50 years, and I have my own way of beading, Now I can do a whole lot more of what you have shown me, thank you so much for your tutorial... Greetings from Alaska
Thank you for this tutorial! Seriously, you have the best, cleanest videos that are easy to follow and you don't skip any steps. I've been wanting to learn how to make these double and triple row bracelets and this video made it easy for me. Thanks again.
You are awesome and so are the bracelets you've shown in your tutorials. I'm just getting into beading and after watching your vidoes this morning I know what I'll be doing this weekend! :) Thank-you so much for sharing you wonderful ideas.
I made the loom and it was wonerful, you were right about it being fun to do. Thank you so much for the time you put into these videos to help us understand your instructions. Keep making videos
Hi Ms. Beadfulnights... another great tutorial and proof women make great carpenters too... LOL. I have a suggestion for those of us less tool inclined. When I want my cord to be taut, I use those large paper clasps and a cardboard box or a lid with sides and I clip my cord ends to each end of the box or lid. I wrap my cords in bubble wrap so the clasps do not mark up the cord ends. This has worked very well for me but I do love your ingenuity!!! I also think the tutorial is fantastic!!!
Thanks! This tutorial was the most work plus time consuming and the most thought out video that I have made so far. I think it was all worth it though in the end.
I got the 9mm pink glass beads from two very old necklaces I found at a thrift store a couple of years ago. I didn't have enough to make a entire bracelet so I used 6/0 seed beads in between them to make it longer. The blue rondelles are 3mm I got them from a bead kit that I also found a couple of years ago.
I love your videos. They are concise and to the point. Not really any unneeded chatter. I'm always trying to make wrap bracelets and always let myself down. Quite frankly they look messy and horrible. From now on it's your way of making them. Thanks so much!!
You are a very talented young lady! I love your videos, and I love your handmade loom. You should really have a patent pending on your loom. Thank you and keep those videos coming!!
I have watched many of your video tutorials and find this is one of your best. I will continue to watch and learn and thank you so very much for sharing your time and talent with us...
I've only seen this bracelet with one row of beads before ...I love it with the three!! Very cool. Thanks for the videos!!! :)
You are soooooo talented. Thank you so much for sharing you talent. I have this bracelet in turquoise beads and could never figure out how it was done. Thanks a bunch.
I love all of your video tutorials Aleesha, I even like the sound of your voice lol. Some of the tutorials on here I can't listen to because of their voices. I know I am strange ha ha. Yours are so clear and easy to follow. You inspire me to keep creating!
I totally get that. I've been known to turn off a tutorial because of things like: excessive swallowing sounds (I think that person wears a microphone, or something), harsh tone of voice, etc. It seems picky, but considering I usually wear headphones when I watch tutorials, it really does matter. ;-)
lol I guess you are not as strange as you think you are. I also like her voice and have turned off way too many videos because of their voices. I also don't like the ones where they have everything typed out on the video since it seems too boring that way and I like people describing things to me vocally, not just doing them.
I have watch many beaded wrap bracelet videos. Yours is the best by far. Thank you for sharing your talent.
I love the Tutorial! I don't think it was that long since you took your time to explain how everything needed to be done.. Thank you for sharing your work.. That Bracelet came out beautiful.. I will try my best to make something similar to what you have created.. Thank You again for sharing.. Take Care..
You're a good teacher! I understood everything you were teaching. I've tried to do a simular bracelet, but I screwed it up. I will try your method because everything you said! Well done!
Just getting into beading and this video is so easy to follow. Very professional looking with out being too intimidating to tackle.
Yes, it will work just fine. I only used black Fireline because my cords are dark and the thread color matches.
You have done an outstanding job on this video. The best I have seen. Thank you for all the details. I can't wait to make bead loom.
WThis is such a thorough video, every detail is explained and demonstrated. This is well worth any headers time. Thank you for being so generous !
Beaders..auto correct ;^)
This video was super detailed and helpful for me because it touched upon things that I hadn't thought of such as making sure the bead widths are the same, that was an important factor for the bracelet to be perfectly aligned, which was what I was missing in my other attempts at this sort of bracelet, the attention to the strength and durability of the bracelet as well as the focus on creating a professional looking bracelet were also pluses, overall an excellent video!
Thank you for responding. I haven't been as lucky at thrift stores or yard sales. They normally don't know what they are selling and price it too high for my profit margin. The 9 mm, 3mm and 6/0 info is a good gauge for me to begin my experimentation of this technique. Sending blessings!.
Thank you, you make it look so easy. I appreciate your explaining everything so this novice can be a successful beader.
I LOVE THE WAY THIS TUTORIAL BEEN GIVEN. GREAT JOB. VERY EDUCATIONAL.
CONGRATS.
thank you,thank you ,thank you. I have so much to make this project, I got to the point were I was in a craft rut, so many supplies with a hard time finding a good project and after seeing this video Im truly psyched about beading again and I have you to thank,I love your videos.
You are a wonderful instructor! My bracelet came out perfect. I used 8/0 beads and a metal finding. Worked very well. Thank you so much! Can't wait to make more..
excellent!!! i don't know how old you are..you sound quite young..i would encourage you to teach.I think God has certainly given you this gift..
I used a cotton cord, but I have seen my fans try this bracelet with other kinds of cords and they all looked good. You can use either 1mm or 2mm cord.
It depends on how big your dog is? I would use paracord it is the strongest. I think you should use a larger fireline too like 20lb. test. You may have to use beads with larger holes because 20lb. fireline is thicker.
You have, by far, the best tutorial I have seen on this subject. I also loved the tutorial on building the loom. I hope this reaches you. Keep up the great work. 🥰👍🏻
thanks for taking the time to make all of your wonderful tutorials! they are much appreciated!
Hi, I loved this triple cord bracelet tutorial. Congratulations.
Very nice tutorial and very complete! I like your technique and it is simplier than others I've seen. Good job on the loom too. Looking forward to more of your videos. I just looked at a half dozen videos and even though they were shorter, yours was definitely the best! Thank you for doing this.
Getting the short leather with pliers, brilliant. Nice video.
I love your techniques! You are just awesome! I have become inspired all over again to create and to bead again! Thank you so much! You are one of my favorites on here!
I don't use thread conditioner for Fireline. I haven't had any problems with it tangling yet. I think Fireline is a braided thread so it doesn't really need conditioner. I do recommend using conditioner for threads that fray like nymo. If you don't have nymo I would never recommend buying it because it has broke on me so many times. My favorite threads are Fireline and Dandy line they are very strong.
I love this bracelet. You are a great teacher and I always look for your videos. Thank you for sharing.
Have to say you have the knack of giving us the perfect Tutorial very well explained .Thank you so much, loving you Videos
Muchas gracias for your excellent instructions! I just made this bracelet for the first time. A hanger and a rock is what I used to hold the beads as there is no loom in my stash yet. Really liked the fact you explained how to make both ends to fit correctly.
OMG! thanks. i have been trying to figure out how to do multiple row bracelets. you have just made it look so much easier than i thought. and the loom, what a brialliant idea. looking for parts to make my own. tfs
I just finished making my bead loom while watching this vid. Thanks for the great idea! These bracelet projects look like fun, I can't wait to get started. Happy beading!
Mr. Manitas2012 said: Thanks!!!! What a good video - I love these bracelets - I don't speak English, but with your tutorial so well explained, it's sufficient. Greetings and I alredy subscribed to your channel.
Very clear instructions and helpful hints too. You are a natural! already made one and starting my second.
This is a wonderful video, I have forever been trying to use my seed bead loom to make something like this to no avail. I am headed out to the hardware store to make a loom.. would love to see a tutorial on how you made the loom, or at the very least a supply list for it.. thank you so much you do beautiful work.
Great video . I am going to try to make one myself. Thank you again for taking the time to make this tutorial.
Thank you so much! I measured my bolts they are 3 1/4 inch and they have a flat head they are the same width as my board. Those bolts you are talking about should work as long as the threads cover the hole entire length of the bolt so your cords won't slide back and forth. If you use 4 inch bolts they might hang over the edge of your board.
Hi beadifulnights
Thank you so much for your tutorials you are such a great teacher your bracelets are beautiful
Thank you.
Thanks for posting this wonderful tutorial! And yes, your voice is pleasant & you explain every step & make it simple. I made 3 bracelets in 1 day and they are beautiful! Friends & family were fighting over them so I have to make more...lol I have arthritis so it's difficult to use the smaller beads but I didn't have a problem following your tutorial. Thank you!!!!!
Thank you! Excellent tutorial and I already made my first bracelet!! I did not have a loom, but used a clip board. I clipped the button under the large top clip and secured the ends of the leather with binder clips at the bottom of the board. Not as much clearance as your cool loom, but still worked pretty well.
Thank you so much I have been looking for ideas and ways to make beautiful beaded bracelets. This is great!
Thank you so much! I used a 1mm unwaxed cotton cord I haven't tried it with waxed yet.
great video tutorials!! so wonderful that you take the time to explain so carefully every step to make this bracelet ... I also want to try and make the wooden block ... I could see myself using that for many wrapped bracelets ... can't wait for the weekend to come ... snowstorm expected, therefore, I will have a lot of time on my hands ...
Love your Tutorial's, they are all so easy to follow. Thanks you. look forward to seeing more of your work. : )
I use 1mm unwaxed cotton cord. I haven't tried it with waxed yet.
Wow, you actually made this very easy to understand and follow. I never thought something that nice could be simple to make. Thank you for sharing your talents with us.
Wonderful demonstration, Thank you! You did a great job of explaining too, hope to see more ideas taught by you soon
Wonderful video, you explain things very well, especially for me, being a new beader. I will have to go and make myself one of your frames, wonderfull idea. My friend uses a couple of clamps on a board, but yours is much better because of the hook for the button. Loved watching this video, thank you for sharing it with us.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. You did an excellent job of explaining and demonstrating the project. I especially liked the way your film the demo because I could see everything. Thanks, too for the idea for a DIY loom. You are a wonderful teacher!
Hi Alisha, you are awesome. I have learned so much with you. I love tour rings.....please do more rings tutorials. I have loved your skul ring. Xx
This is a great how-2 video, and you did a great job of showing how to make this style! Thanks so much!
Hi Alicia, First I want to thank you so much for such great videos and instructions !!! Second I wanted to share with you that you inspired me so much that I just finished making my loom :) I can't wait to get started on the bracelets. I'm still very new to beading, finding such clear and easy directions is so important to someone starting out. Thanks so much. I'm looking forward to more of your videos :)
Thank you for the great tutorial!! You are a wonderful teacher and you have definitely inspired me to start working with various beading techniques. Thank you again.
Prerana
In love with your DIY loom.
Hi I really like your presentation and the bracelet i look and fallow lots video how to do jewelry and by very far your are the best and very professional.
your french connection from Montreal .
Yes, you can use wax cotton cord. I have see my fans on my Facebook page use different kinds of cording. The cotton cord I used was from a craft store I don't think the name brand matters. I wouldn't use hemp only because I am not crazy about the fuzziness and fray that it does it is itch too.
U GO, GIRL!!!!!! I ABSOLUTELY LOVE how detailed u r n ur explaination! AWESOME JOB!!
This is very well done. You are such a pro. Thanks for the help! You have beautiful hands!
Thanks sweetheart, a gifted teacher I see in you x
Great instruction. very detailed and explained. Thanks for your dedication to posting videos
Hi!! Tks for the tip. You're really enginious! Beautiful bracelets, great ideas, perfect finishing!
I used 1mm cotton cord no name brand in particular just bought it at my local craft store. I have seen others use different kinds of cords to make my bracelets on my facebook page and they looked pretty nice.
What a WONDEFUL tutorial. Thank you SO much for sharing this with us. I have a metal allergy, so these bracelets are perfect for me (and so beautiful).
Great instruction! I'm new to beading and am so excited to make this bracelet. Thanks for taking the time to explain all the steps clearly.