Best tutorial on brick stitch. I used this and was able to teach my 7-year-old grandson on how to the brick stitch in an hour! Before finding this, it took me 2 weeks to comfortably be able to do it well.
I'm just learning and really struggling with brick stitch. This video just brought it all together for me! Thank you, thank you, thank you for your easy to understand descriptions
Everyone who has already commented is 💯 correct- You are a fantastic instructor! Your calm voice and clear instruction are just what we need when we're learning a new technique. Thank you so very much, I subscribed too.
I just learned how to do this with your tutorial. You are a great teacher, and anyone like me can learn really fast. Thank you so very much for your tutorial, it is by far, the best I have seeing in all the time I have been looking for a step by step how to do this. You are great.
Loved this. The pace was perfect for me to be able to follow along without having to pause at every step. The diagrams of how to do this type of weave were difficult for me to follow. This really made a difference!❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for the tutorial! I made three little tiny trees. For some reason one side is curving in and another side is bowing out do you know what this could be because of?
Hi, I’d recommend miyuki, toho or czech preciosa for precision beading because all of the beads are very uniform in size and shape which is essential for this type of weaving :)
For the smaller beads what size of string and needle do you use? I keep having mine get stuck and can’t pull it through or breaking the beads. Thank you.
Thank you, your video Has helped. I just started beading and my project is beading a hummingbird. Please help me how to start from 3 to 14 increase to decrease 14 to 2 beads. This is one side of body. I have to than do the other side the same way to connect in tubular. Martha
I’m not sure if will help, it’s hard without seeing the pattern but I would start with a base row of 14 and decrease from there instead of increasing, I always start on my widest row because it’s easier to decrease than increase
This video is an excellent brick stitch tutorial but I understand your worry. I also would want to hide the thread. There is a way to do that, to _hide the thread._ You need to start a row with two beads. I found a really good explanation but I can’t put a URL link in a TH-cam comment, it will be deleted. Instead… Search for the web page called: myworldofbeads Then search for the page called: Learn brick stitch She gives a concise explanation with drawings how to successfully keep the thread hidden on the sides. And she gives lots of tips to be successful with brick stitch. To give a summary of her tip: Start every row by picking up TWO beads. Then, for the rest of the row, just add 1 bead in each stitch. Why is this important? Well, this rule is all about disguising your thread. If you add just one bead at the start of a row, then you will end up with an exposed thread sitting around the side of the bead. Quoted from: Learn brick stitch, Katie Dean, My World of Beads
Hi, this is brick stitch, the same effect can also be produced by doing peyote stitch, two different techniques but they can create the same end result
Best tutorial EVER. usually, this stitch is hard for me but this video was easy. Thank you
This was such a clear, concise video. It really made the stitch easy to understand. Thank you so much.
Best tutorial on brick stitch. I used this and was able to teach my 7-year-old grandson on how to the brick stitch in an hour! Before finding this, it took me 2 weeks to comfortably be able to do it well.
Thank you so much for the kind comment , I’m so happy you found this tutorial helpful
I'm just learning and really struggling with brick stitch. This video just brought it all together for me! Thank you, thank you, thank you for your easy to understand descriptions
Very clear and easy to follow. Thank you
Thank you Hannah. This video made brick stitch make sense to me.
Excellent excellent video…camera views were perfect!! Thank you so much. You took us artist slowly through the tutorial and explained. Thank you.😊👍
Everyone who has already commented is 💯 correct- You are a fantastic instructor! Your calm voice and clear instruction are just what we need when we're learning a new technique. Thank you so very much, I subscribed too.
Thank you so much that means a lot 💕
Thank you so much! Finally, a tutorial that helped me increase brick stitch. You're Amazing!
I have watched dozens of brick stitch tutorials, and could just not get it right. Your video is so good, and I can now do it!
I just learned how to do this with your tutorial. You are a great teacher, and anyone like me can learn really fast. Thank you so very much for your tutorial, it is by far, the best I have seeing in all the time I have been looking for a step by step how to do this. You are great.
Wow thank you that’s really kind to say I’m glad I could help :)
yes it's true that this is the best tutorial to understand brick stitch. Thank you so much.
Thank you :)
This tutorial was helpful I’ve watched so many tutorials on this stitch and I finally got this on this video! Thanks Hannah
Thank you so much! Of all beading tutorials, yours is crystal clear. You are an amazing instructor 👌🏾😄
Thank you!
Loved this. The pace was perfect for me to be able to follow along without having to pause at every step. The diagrams of how to do this type of weave were difficult for me to follow. This really made a difference!❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for the tutorial. I can at last understand how to make the brick stitch. Easy to understand.
Thanks for such clear concise directions on how to do the brick stitch!!
I repeatedly checked your page this week. Finaly a new video🎉🎉🎉
This helped me tremendously! I had seen other videos decreasing by two, but my beads were wonky.
You are a wonderful teacher. Great pace for me as a beginner
Thank you ☺️
Thank you so much! Your tutorial is crystal clear.👌🏾😄
Thank you, made it so easy for me to learn. Great pace too
Thank you ☺️
thank u sm this is the easiet tutorial ive ever seen
Thanks for the Tuts.
I subscribed for your simplicity.
this is the best video ive seen for a tutorial but also im just not good at the ladder stitch why is that so hard😭😭
thank you: this video it was perfect, and easy you are a good teacher . ❤💯
so very well explained even I got it, thank you!! (I could listen to you the whole day tbh 😅💚)
Thank you 💕
Loved the tutorial! Very helpful!
Thank you so much.... So easy to follow!!❤❤
Excellent video. Very east to follow. Thank you.
Thank you
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This was such a great tutorial!!! Thsnk you very much!!! 💗
Love your tutorial thank you so much ❤️
Thanks for your tutorial, that's so clear for me as a beginner ❤️
Thank you so much. Such a great tutorial
Thank you for sharing clearly tutorial with us ❤️
just got some beads today to start this hobby . I play Animal crossing and your Nook looks really good :)
Thank you ☺️
Great instructor.
Thank you
Love the Tom nook
Great tutorial
Thank you x
Fabulous!
For the "increase section" of this video, how did you travel back down and not have your single top bead sit slightly on the side?
I'm having the same problem with mine, I'm guessing we travel down the side down through the beads, but do we tie off somewhere? 🤔
That's where I'm stuck too
Beautiful
Thanks for the tutorial! I made three little tiny trees. For some reason one side is curving in and another side is bowing out do you know what this could be because of?
Great camera angles!!!
Wow thank you very much
Thankyou .very helpful.
Your videos are so easy to follow just one question why on base row are the holes in my beads going to the side not the top
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
Yaah thanks
How long does your string need to be when you cut it
What brand of beads do you recommend, I’m very new to beading and I bought some low quality beads that seemingly make it more difficult.
Hi, I’d recommend miyuki, toho or czech preciosa for precision beading because all of the beads are very uniform in size and shape which is essential for this type of weaving :)
,your work is Beautiful do you make Christmas orderments. With seed beads I bet they would be nice. Thank you janice
Thank you, I’m hoping to make some Christmassy things this year :)
thank you!
For the smaller beads what size of string and needle do you use? I keep having mine get stuck and can’t pull it through or breaking the beads. Thank you.
I usually use 6lb fireline which has a 0.006 inch diameter and I will use a size 12 for tiny beads or size 10 needle for most other sizes
Thank you, your video Has helped. I just started beading and my project is beading a hummingbird. Please help me how to start from 3 to 14 increase to decrease 14 to 2 beads. This is one side of body. I have to than do the other side the same way to connect in tubular. Martha
My project is to make a hummingbird. Can you please help.size 3"x31/4".
I’m not sure if will help, it’s hard without seeing the pattern but I would start with a base row of 14 and decrease from there instead of increasing, I always start on my widest row because it’s easier to decrease than increase
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Sería posible que fuera en español??
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Is the string always going to show on the side of the triangle? Is it always going to be exposed that way?
This video is an excellent brick stitch tutorial but I understand your worry. I also would want to hide the thread.
There is a way to do that, to _hide the thread._ You need to start a row with two beads. I found a really good explanation but I can’t put a URL link in a TH-cam comment, it will be deleted.
Instead…
Search for the web page called: myworldofbeads
Then search for the page called: Learn brick stitch
She gives a concise explanation with drawings how to successfully keep the thread hidden on the sides. And she gives lots of tips to be successful with brick stitch.
To give a summary of her tip:
Start every row by picking up TWO beads. Then, for the rest of the row, just add 1 bead in each stitch.
Why is this important?
Well, this rule is all about disguising your thread. If you add just one bead at the start of a row, then you will end up with an exposed thread sitting around the side of the bead.
Quoted from: Learn brick stitch, Katie Dean, My World of Beads
Pls share cow, horse, elephant, sparrow parrot lion tiger swan video tutorials
Al inicio al colocar sólo una mostacilla o delica queda el hilo por fuera y se ve poco agradable.
Thank you for showing how to tutorial😅
What thread do you use?
Fireline crystal 6lb
સાડી પિન બનાવી વૌય તો કેવી રીતે બનાવવી
Beads size11or 15
Grazie 😘
What a weird way to do it and leave the thread exposed on the outside beads. There’s a much better and more secure way of doing it.
I’ll have to look it up, thanks
You need to correct that it’s not a brick stitch. It’s called a peyote stitch. Just saying, beautiful work you’re doing there.
Hi, this is brick stitch, the same effect can also be produced by doing peyote stitch, two different techniques but they can create the same end result
This is brick. I do peyote and although similar, not the same.