I've just discovered your tutorial on making stitch markers. Thank you for giving such clear instructions. I'm going to have a go. I've never made jewellery before but would love to have a go, so I'll be checking out your other videos 😊❤️
Thank you so much Kerry. If you're a knitter, you might also like this one. th-cam.com/video/Oc4T16ZszLs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Muj7UfIZtwBRXqgH I also have lots of videos on jewellery making techniques. th-cam.com/play/PLPf_M492CDQOEcJYq87gwf43BTIUnm3aa.html
Thank you for this tutorial. I am completely new to beading but I have made some really beautiful stitch markers for myself and my mum, following your instructions. Best of all, I had a bead that my grandson had given me many years ago when just a child, and I had kept it for all those years intending one day to do something creative with it. I have now made it into a stitch marker and it looks super. I wondered if there was any chance of you doing another tutorial on stitch marker holders? I'd love to have a go at one 😁🙏. Thank you again. I have really enjoyed beading and will check out your other videos, including the one on the stitch counter.
I love to hear stories like this. Thank you for sharing. Can you send me a link to the type of stitch holder you are wanting to make? That way I can do some investigation. Thank you. carol@thestylishmaker.com
@@The_Stylish_Maker Hi Carol, thank you for your kind offer to investigate. I have found a couple of stitch marker holders that I think are really pretty: I emailed them to you, but if you prefer I can list them here. Many thanks.
Hi Jill, I had to look up what that was so, no I don't. They would be pretty easy to make though. It just looks like the wire is formed into a figure 8, then the ends are tucked inside the beads. I would use a piece of 20 gauge half hard wire for this.
Greetings from France Yeahhhhh another useful project for my knitting The plastic stritch markers are so fragile and break, not made for 5 mm needles .I love this tutorial and will make a few stitch markers with the beads that my cats pushed off the table. Didnt know what to do with these "lost" beads Thanks a million for sharing. A big hug
You're very welcome. I had the same experience with my knitting when the stitch marker didn't fit my needle which is why I designed these. My cat also likes to interfere in both my beading and my knitting.
@@The_Stylish_Maker they are excellent helpers. While I am beading my 4 year Newfoundland comes near me all excited and "swishes" the beads off the table with her enormous tail or climbs on to my lap to INSPECT.
You would just need to use little lobster clasps/latch hooks instead of the wire so they hook onto the yarn since there is no needle to go over, just the yarn, similar to zipper pulls. Or… make a U-bend/horseshoe shape out of stronger wire with little rolls at the end to hold beads on and then it can get hooked into the yarn stitch 🤗
Hi Brandi, Thank you for your comment. I'm not sure what you mean. I did make a row counter if that helps, you can watch that here: th-cam.com/video/Oc4T16ZszLs/w-d-xo.html If that's not what you meant, feel free to email me pictures of what you're after and I can try and help. My email address is carol@affordablejewellerysupplies.co.nz
I've just discovered your tutorial on making stitch markers. Thank you for giving such clear instructions. I'm going to have a go. I've never made jewellery before but would love to have a go, so I'll be checking out your other videos 😊❤️
Thank you so much Kerry. If you're a knitter, you might also like this one. th-cam.com/video/Oc4T16ZszLs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Muj7UfIZtwBRXqgH
I also have lots of videos on jewellery making techniques. th-cam.com/play/PLPf_M492CDQOEcJYq87gwf43BTIUnm3aa.html
Thank you for this tutorial. I am completely new to beading but I have made some really beautiful stitch markers for myself and my mum, following your instructions. Best of all, I had a bead that my grandson had given me many years ago when just a child, and I had kept it for all those years intending one day to do something creative with it. I have now made it into a stitch marker and it looks super. I wondered if there was any chance of you doing another tutorial on stitch marker holders? I'd love to have a go at one 😁🙏. Thank you again. I have really enjoyed beading and will check out your other videos, including the one on the stitch counter.
I love to hear stories like this. Thank you for sharing. Can you send me a link to the type of stitch holder you are wanting to make? That way I can do some investigation. Thank you. carol@thestylishmaker.com
@@The_Stylish_Maker Hi Carol, thank you for your kind offer to investigate. I have found a couple of stitch marker holders that I think are really pretty: I emailed them to you, but if you prefer I can list them here.
Many thanks.
@@kerryroberts2191 Thank you Kerry. I did respond to your email and will take a look.
@@The_Stylish_Maker
Thank you, Carol; I've received your email. 😊
@@kerryroberts2191 Excellent.
great tutorial
Thank you so much.
Do you have a tutorial on hope to make an infinity stitch marker? Great tutorial!!
Hi Jill, I had to look up what that was so, no I don't. They would be pretty easy to make though. It just looks like the wire is formed into a figure 8, then the ends are tucked inside the beads. I would use a piece of 20 gauge half hard wire for this.
Thank you for the video❤️💐
You're so welcome. Thank you.
Greetings from France Yeahhhhh another useful project for my knitting The plastic stritch markers are so fragile and break, not made for 5 mm needles .I love this tutorial and will make a few stitch markers with the beads that my cats pushed off the table. Didnt know what to do with these "lost" beads Thanks a million for sharing. A big hug
You're very welcome. I had the same experience with my knitting when the stitch marker didn't fit my needle which is why I designed these. My cat also likes to interfere in both my beading and my knitting.
@@The_Stylish_Maker they are excellent helpers. While I am beading my 4 year Newfoundland comes near me all excited and "swishes" the beads off the table with her enormous tail or climbs on to my lap to INSPECT.
Oh dear!
Can you make them for crocheting?
Hi Faye, I don’t crotchet myself but I’m sure you could. If you have something in mind and send me a link, I can see what I can do.
You would just need to use little lobster clasps/latch hooks instead of the wire so they hook onto the yarn since there is no needle to go over, just the yarn, similar to zipper pulls. Or… make a U-bend/horseshoe shape out of stronger wire with little rolls at the end to hold beads on and then it can get hooked into the yarn stitch 🤗
How to add a latch so you can use it for crochet?
Hi Brandi, Thank you for your comment. I'm not sure what you mean. I did make a row counter if that helps, you can watch that here: th-cam.com/video/Oc4T16ZszLs/w-d-xo.html
If that's not what you meant, feel free to email me pictures of what you're after and I can try and help. My email address is carol@affordablejewellerysupplies.co.nz
Great. But that was a lot of wasted wire.
Thank you Mirella. I'm sure you could be more thrifty with the wire. It's much easier to demonstrate using more, rather than less.