I haven't tried beading yet simply because I don't know where to start. But, I have been watching videos and I have learned so much from you. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! Seeing samples of the stitches side by side is extremely helpful. Watching your videos has made me feel confident that with practice I' ll be successful and I'm eager to begin. Thank you again!
Rosie P Thanks, Rosie! You made my day with your kind words. :) And yes, just have fun and practice -- we all started out somewhere, with a desire to make pretty things.
thank-you for doing this video. it'll be one that I'll watch again and again. I've been beading for years but avoid doing any of these as I haven't a clue which one is which. to me they look the same. it would bebnicento see samples.done in different colours for.each segment of the weave so that the pattern stands out more. do you think you could do that pretty please x
+doreen watson-read You are very welcome -- thank you for the comment! I will certainly think about doing another comparison video -- that's a good idea.
Hi Martha, I personally would use the right angle weave if I was using the round 4mm beads. If I was using firepolished beads (which are slightly more oval), I think any of them would do. Hope this helps!
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I haven't tried beading yet simply because I don't know where to start. But, I have been watching videos and I have learned so much from you. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! Seeing samples of the stitches side by side is extremely helpful. Watching your videos has made me feel confident that with practice I' ll be successful and I'm eager to begin. Thank you again!
Rosie P Thanks, Rosie! You made my day with your kind words. :) And yes, just have fun and practice -- we all started out somewhere, with a desire to make pretty things.
Thank you for the video very helpful.
I REALLY appreciate these information videos you have been doing. Being a new beader myself, your help makes it all a little less intimidating.
hiddenjewels You are very welcome -- I am glad you are finding them helpful. :)
Thank you for doing this, i finally get it!
You are very welcome, Merrie. :D
thank-you for doing this video. it'll be one that I'll watch again and again. I've been beading for years but avoid doing any of these as I haven't a clue which one is which. to me they look the same. it would bebnicento see samples.done in different colours for.each segment of the weave so that the pattern stands out more. do you think you could do that pretty please x
+doreen watson-read You are very welcome -- thank you for the comment! I will certainly think about doing another comparison video -- that's a good idea.
Do you know which stitch would work best with round 4mm beads?
Hi Martha, I personally would use the right angle weave if I was using the round 4mm beads. If I was using firepolished beads (which are slightly more oval), I think any of them would do. Hope this helps!
Bugle beads
How about diagonal stitch?
Vwentz inniss Excellent suggestion! I'll add that to my list of ideas for videos.