Thank you. I am michelle. You are the best one yet that I have found to learn. I was so impressed at your advanced teaching. I did it on a lanyard. Thanks so much. I could not believe how easy you made it.
Thank you very much, you are a wonderful teacher. You explained the process in detail and without speaking nonsense. I’ve learned much from you. I look forward in learning more from you. Again, Thank you very much. You’re awesome!
You are a very good instructor! I watched several videos beading a lanyard and your video was by far the best! If you know the peyote stitch, create a video for us!
I totally agree! Just watched this one and Hannah - you did a great job explaining every detail! I love how you wrap your beads one wrap at a time and how you go through the 2 beads and then back into the rope to tighten and also the end part! You make it so fun and easy! Just like @nanettebaker4179 suggested- would love to see tutorial on peyote stitch - that is hard for me to start also and the designs! Thank you Hannah! You are awesome!
I've been working on mine today and its turning out really good. Didn't take long to catch on at all. This is my very first experience so thank you for being part of it and teaching me.
I followed your tutorial and completed my first Lanyard. If I new how to post a pic in here I would show you. Thank you so much for your very informative video.
Awesome! I love anything to do with my heritage, and you don't see a lot of content out of Northern Ontario! Definitely will be supporting the channel🔥
Hello Hannah thank you for your video I'm native from Oklahoma I really like her technique of the rope beating. You did an awesome job keep up the work
Amazing tutorial. I'm finally learning how to bead and didn't know where to start exactly. But I think lanyards are a great way for me to get started. Once I become more comfortable I'll get in to necklaces and earring. Thank you for sharing.
Hey Hannah! Thanks for the video! My husband is Siletz Native American, and his family (now my own) taught me bead working a couple years ago. I got really good at loom work, but am just now learning to do lanyards and key chains. Id love some more videos on bead wrapping designs for lanyards and key chains if you have any ideas. :)
Good Evening: I absolutely love your tutorial for a wrist lanyard. I've been watching different tutorials all day and checked yours out and I got it, immediately. It was also a stroke of good luck that you're left handed. Thank you and I'm anxious to begin and create...
I use bowls to pick up my beads.Just put needle in the bowl and push back and forth .Count you beads and discard the rest, but that's just for solid beads.
Dear Hannah, I'm left - handed too and your tutorial on this type of beading is the first one I've been able to follow and understand properly. As you no doubt know there are hardly any tutorials for left handers and I get really frustrated because I just can't do certain things right handed. My brain won't let me!! LOL 😂 So thank you so much for making this brilliant video. Love from Amanda in Melbourne, Australia P.S. Have you done other videos for left handed people Hannah, because I'd love to see them?
I am brand new to making jewelry/beading, going to make this today and im wondering should i stick to one type of beed or is it okay(will it work) if mixing up beeds? Like czech preciosa and mixing them with czech seed beads. Or adding in the miyuki. I have a little bit of all those beads and I'm just not sure which ones to use
Hello. I have a genuine question. I am not Native American or part of a tribe. I wanted to know if it would be okay to make this anyway. I apologize if it is an obvious question, but I want to be respectful. This is very beautiful! Thank you for sharing your beautiful work!
the kind i’m using is called paracord and I got it from the dollar store! Home hardware stores have sturdier ropes which would be easier but you can use any type!
hi Hanna! Your tutorials are great!! ive got the peyote stich down and have done a few feathers for my art work. my question today is should i use a larger bead when im working with a tomahawk shaft (about 1 1/4 in diameter) ive been working with 8/0 seed beads wondering if i should use a larger size bead for a larger diameter object . about to buy more beads should i step up sizes?? thank you!!
When your finished sewing the leather do you just make a knot on the outside?How do you hide the knot?Also were do you get the size 10 beads from,tha k you in advance 😊
First of all, thank the universe you are left handed💜 Best tutorial I have found, well done and explained perfectly. Thank you
Stumbled on your video and I grew up in Powassan! Great video and turns out tighter than the spiral I was trying to do.
Thank you. I am michelle. You are the best one yet that I have found to learn. I was so impressed at your advanced teaching. I did it on a lanyard. Thanks so much. I could not believe how easy you made it.
I love how u do ur work u make it easy enjoy ur work❤
Exactly! She makes it easy & fun!
Thank you for such a slow, patient explanation. Best tutorial I have watched and helped me a lot!
Thank you very much, you are a wonderful teacher. You explained the process in detail and without speaking nonsense. I’ve learned much from you. I look forward in learning more from you. Again, Thank you very much. You’re awesome!
You are a very good instructor! I watched several videos beading a lanyard and your video was by far the best! If you know the peyote stitch, create a video for us!
I totally agree! Just watched this one and Hannah - you did a great job explaining every detail! I love how you wrap your beads one wrap at a time and how you go through the 2 beads and then back into the rope to tighten and also the end part! You make it so fun and easy! Just like @nanettebaker4179 suggested- would love to see tutorial on peyote stitch - that is hard for me to start also and the designs! Thank you Hannah! You are awesome!
Such a soft kind voice. Great tutorial. Lovely
Great tutorial. Funny, my husband was born in Powasson. Still has relatives in the area.
I've been working on mine today and its turning out really good. Didn't take long to catch on at all. This is my very first experience so thank you for being part of it and teaching me.
I followed your tutorial and completed my first Lanyard. If I new how to post a pic in here I would show you. Thank you so much for your very informative video.
I’m so happy to hear that!
By far the best lanyard tutorial I have ever watched on TH-cam. Thank you for posting!
Awesome! I love anything to do with my heritage, and you don't see a lot of content out of Northern Ontario! Definitely will be supporting the channel🔥
You did a great job explaining how to bead a lanyard for a beginner like me. I really enjoyed your tutorial and will give it a try, thank you!
Hello Hannah thank you for your video I'm native from Oklahoma I really like her technique of the rope beating. You did an awesome job keep up the work
Amazing tutorial. I'm finally learning how to bead and didn't know where to start exactly. But I think lanyards are a great way for me to get started. Once I become more comfortable I'll get in to necklaces and earring. Thank you for sharing.
❤Love her Demonstration Rope Stitch . Made a rope beaded lanyard this style and it’s beautiful . Thanks . Will keep using this method ❤️
awsome i was figuring how to add a lanyard to my sons Superman Medallion now i know and now i will try it thank you for sharing and teaching
Thanks for showing a wrap technique that doesn't leave a seam when you change the bead color.
Thank you so much! I saw a different way, but yours is so much better.
My name is Brenna. I am a member of Siksika First Nations.
I love your method! I tried to follow other videos & did no good, sigh. Thank you so much for sharing your method, simple & easy to follow.
Thank you for this informative tutorial 👍🏾 all my blessings coming from Trinidad 🇹🇹
Awesome 🤗😍👍👍👍
Thank you so much dear Hannah for sharing 🙏🙏🙏💖
Diana from France
Thank you for watching Diana!
Your presentation is very simple and understanding❤️ thank you too much... Greetings from Egypt 🇪🇬 🇪🇬 🇪🇬
I FINALLY understand!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 I can not thank you enough!!!
Thank you, beautiful. Here I go trying for myself.
So happy I found your channel & your work looks so CLEAN & NEAT. Thank you so much for sharing😁
I am 1st Nation/Dine'
An interesting way of doing this may be ill try this method in my next project thnk you for the video
This tutorial is exactly what I was looking for!
Great video!! I love the idea of alternating bead colors. Also, thank you for showing how to attach leather to the lanyard. Thank you so much!!!!❤️🥰
Hey Hannah! Thanks for the video! My husband is Siletz Native American, and his family (now my own) taught me bead working a couple years ago. I got really good at loom work, but am just now learning to do lanyards and key chains. Id love some more videos on bead wrapping designs for lanyards and key chains if you have any ideas. :)
Peyote stitch is also very good for going around things!
lovely teaching and demeanor .. thank you!
Thank so much! you are great at explaining.
Hello hanna ,thank you for a great video, I'm assiniboine ,mishta, Cherokee creek
Ah you are AMAZING. So many videos they do the second way and I don't like that way because it isn't as secure.
thank you❤️ and I agree!
Awesome video! Please keep uploading :)
Such beautiful 😍 ❤ work Hannah. Video was so informative and helpful to me. Thanks for sharing 👍!!
I’m glad you enjoyed it!❤️
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!! Beautiful work!! ❤🙏🏼❤🥰🥰🥰
Hobby Lobby has rubber thimbles when you're trying to push the needle through the leather it works better.
Ya I did my own keychain from using ur video I just need to Practice more the video was helpful thanks for teaching me thru the video
I love this tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing. I subscribed bc you are a lefty too ❤️
That was so beautiful
Good Evening: I absolutely love your tutorial for a wrist lanyard. I've been watching different tutorials
all day and checked yours out and I got it, immediately. It was also a stroke of good luck that you're left handed. Thank you and I'm anxious to begin and create...
Grazie, very nice work...
Meeee encanto, hola te hablo desde colombia, es un gusto poder ver su hermoso trabajo 😍😍😍😍😍
hola! gracias!
Thank-you for this video!! So helpful, working on my first wristlet now ❤🙏🤞
Great video, i'm interested in starting some beeding and needed ideas for gifts. thanks
Thank you very much, for be simple and understanding for all to learn
Great looking work !!
This was so great - thank you!
Great work!!
Ive been Manawaki Algonquin rez many times. Have inlaws there. Beautiful country!!
Beautiful work!
Love the technique in pickup the beads and putting them on the needle !!! ❤❤❤
I purchased a 3000 ft spool of 4lb braided fishing line from ebay and is is great for beading it doesn't break
Thank you for your tutorial.
Thank you for this wonderful video! My students are learning to bead from a peer and your video will help students who are learning remotely!
That’s so exciting! I’m glad more Indigenous culture is being taught in school nowadays❤️
This is nice work beautuld
gonna follow this to make my first lanyard..got sikk of asking beaders to make me my own style one...so jes gonna try do it myself
Same here & we can pick & do our own style of colors, creations, etc. She makes is so easy & fun!
She did 2 videos and then stopped? Sad cause she's really good.
This is my first video for me and I really hope Hannah returns and starts making videos for us again!
This is so helpful!! Thanks for making this, friend. Do you have a video on how you create your patterns ?
Beautiful. TFS. Blessings.
That’s beautiful
I use wax on my threads.. it helps to go in the eye of the needle easier
Awesome. I'm sure I can do it now.
I was wondering how come I have gaps between my rows of beads and how can I fix it. Thank you for your video and your time and help.
I use bowls to pick up my beads.Just put needle in the bowl and push back and forth .Count you beads and discard the rest, but that's just for solid beads.
There’s electric bowls that turn to help you out a bunch of beads on at once
You can also buy self turning bowls as well.
Very nice! 😻😍😻
Beautiful 👌💕
Great video! Thank you!
Thank you beautiful ❤️ for sharing
Awesome, thank you 😊
Dear Hannah, I'm left - handed too and your tutorial on this type of beading is the first one I've been able to follow and understand properly. As you no doubt know there are hardly any tutorials for left handers and I get really frustrated because I just can't do certain things right handed. My brain won't let me!! LOL 😂 So thank you so much for making this brilliant video. Love from Amanda in Melbourne, Australia
P.S. Have you done other videos for left handed people Hannah, because I'd love to see them?
Yourwork is very beautiful...do you do peyote stitching or Comanche brick stitching..?
Thank you for the video
Beautiful!
It's Pretty.
Beautiful….
Thank you for sharing 🩷🙏💜
When you're going back through the circle to secure it in place are you going through the rope itself or just through the circle
It looks like she goes through the rope
Hay looking beautiful dear 👌🌹🌹
Amei seu método vou copiar bjs
I am brand new to making jewelry/beading, going to make this today and im wondering should i stick to one type of beed or is it okay(will it work) if mixing up beeds? Like czech preciosa and mixing them with czech seed beads. Or adding in the miyuki.
I have a little bit of all those beads and I'm just not sure which ones to use
amazing. may i know from where you got scarfs hanging behind you? they are colorful and amazing. thx
Hello. I have a genuine question. I am not Native American or part of a tribe. I wanted to know if it would be okay to make this anyway. I apologize if it is an obvious question, but I want to be respectful. This is very beautiful! Thank you for sharing your beautiful work!
Thank you ❣️
I’ve seen it done with loaded the beads and wrapping later
Are you still in Powassan? I moved to Trout Creek a couple years back.. would love to have some beading friends around here!!
Only 2 videos ? Anymore coming soon
Hi😊 please make more videos!!❤
Gracias, lindo!
Thanks for the video. I would like to buy beads size 10 and also the parador, what size should I buy.
VERY NICE
Thank you for sharing
What kind of rope do I use that is in your video please
Thank you very much
the kind i’m using is called paracord and I got it from the dollar store! Home hardware stores have sturdier ropes which would be easier but you can use any type!
i thought i was the only one who connects new thread to old thread.
This is new to me and now I know how to do that - great idea
hi Hanna! Your tutorials are great!! ive got the peyote stich down and have done a few feathers for my art work. my question today is should i use a larger bead when im working with a tomahawk shaft (about 1 1/4 in diameter) ive been working with 8/0 seed beads wondering if i should use a larger size bead for a larger diameter object . about to buy more beads should i step up sizes?? thank you!!
I want to Learn how to do this it’s so pretty
Hehe!! Your thread pulls right through the paracord, because you don't tie a big enough knott! 🙂
thank you its like 2024 but I wanna make these cuz im in beading phase right now etc and ur a great teacher ❤❤❤please make new videos for us 🫶🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
When your finished sewing the leather do you just make a knot on the outside?How do you hide the knot?Also were do you get the size 10 beads from,tha k you in advance 😊
En donde puedo conseguir el hilo o mecate para bace del collar?
What kind of rope did you use? Can I use a nylon clothes line rope