DIY Open Folded Diamond Brick Stitch Earrings Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 เม.ย. 2020
- Hey beautiful! ✿ It’s Gina from orchidandopal.com. Today I am excited to bring you a beading pattern classic pair of DIY brick stitch earrings in an open diamond shape with a fold. If you are new to making beaded jewelry with brick stitch, I recommend that you begin with this easy to follow tutorial: • How to: Brick Stitch B...
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Updated: 2022-02-09
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You are so clear and concise, fab clear photography too, thank you x
Thank you, Leila!! :)
I just made these earrings with Toho seed beads size 11/0 and they are gorgeous!! They look and feel so luxury! Thank you for the tutorial, I will definitely make another pair!
I have seen these earings,and I love them,always wanted to make them.Thank you,thank you,for making them so easy for me to understand.
These open diamond earrings are so pretty. I must try this immediately. Thank you for the tutorial.
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First tutorial about open folded earrings that I could follow and understand. Thank you, great job.
I'm so glad you were able to follow it! 😁
So im having a binge watching afternoon and finding new patterns i want to add to my collection. These are so striking
Awww, that's so fun, Sharon! Thank you! 💜
Omg thank you so much! Now I can finally make these and use up some of my delicas. Awesome job😊
You are so welcome! :)
You are so great at your tutorial, so clear on what you are saying and designing. I have just started doing beading and have now completed a set of earrings and a ring. Having so much fun!!!! Thank you Gina!
Gretchen, thank you so much.
That's exciting! I'm so glad you hear you are having fun with it. There are so many different things you can make!
these earrings are so gorgeous , have attempted many times to do the russian leaf , with out success so this def looks easy enough to attempt and a stunning end result, so ty Gina !!!!
I am so happy you love them! 💜💜💜 I hope they go well for you!
I love working with delicas. They always look so neat and pretty. Thank you for this beauty, Gina.
I agree, Nancy! I love how they fit together so perfectly. Something satisfying about them. Thanks for watching! 💜
Thank you for such a unique and beautiful project! Great tutorial!
You're so welcome, Sharon! So glad you enjoyed!
Cannot wait to try making these earrings. Such a fun different pattern. Thank you!!
Thanks, Lori! I'm so glad to hear it!
Thank you for another great design Gina!
You're very welcome, Sandra! Thanks for watching! 💜
These are so pretty. What a clever idea!
Thanks so much for watching, Lea! 💜
LOVE! I'm going to try this right now! Thanks Gina!
Have fun, Kristen! Enjoy!! :)
Oh my, love these. Bet they dangle nicely and r not to heavy. Ty for sharing. Stay safe everyone
Yes they do! They are very lightweight, and look great when worn. Thanks for watching, Sharon!
I’ve look at a few patterns for these This is the 1st one with helpful instructions and as a new beader the 1st I think I can manage. Thank you
I am so glad to hear it, Louise!!
Wow!! I think I might try this for my first project using beads and thread. Thanks for the opportunity to try a new type of jewelry making.
Yay, Maureen! That's so exciting! You'll have to keep us posted on how they turn out. Have a great evening! :)
Fantastic tutorial 🌞🙌Thank you ♥️
Thank you for this FANTASTIC tutorial 😁🍀
Thank you so much! 💜💜💜
just finished my first pair of these and can't wait to turn them into earrings and take photos. It took a few tries for my brain to decide to follow the video, and then I had to make dinner for my family so I got lost again, but in the end these will be my favorite earrings to wear for sure! I am already thinking of how to add drops to them from my huge bead stash. I used Japanese seed beads which tend to be more precisely made than just regular seed beads for my first pair to "save" my delica beads for after I worked thru the design. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing, Lynnea! 💜💜💜
This is a great tutorial! Very easy to follow as a beginner! Thank you!
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching, Kristie! 💜
I like your tutorials ! So easy to understand and follow
I am so glad to hear it! Thank you so much!! 💜💜💜
Fabulous! Definitely will be starting on these tomorrow…lovely design and video…
Awesome to hear, Patricia! 💜💜💜
Love this design. Thanks for sharing
Thanks so much, Rita!
Love you and love your tutorials. Thank you!
I'm so glad to hear that!! 💜 Thank you for watching.
Love your demos xx
Thank you so much, Carol! I am so glad to have you here! 💜💜💜
Thank you thank you I have been wanting to make these. You are amazing thanks for sharing great tutorial.
That's so sweet, Gladys! Thank you so much!!
Thank you for this video. Easy to follow 👍🏼
Yay! Thank you, Caroline! 💜💜💜
What a great design! I’ve often admired the twisted marquis style earring, but never wanted to commit the time to doing the double layered peyote version. Thanks very much...can’t wait to make a pair! 💜
Thank you, Barbara! The double-peyote ones definitely take additional commitment! 💜 💜 💜
You have made this look so easy! Cant wait to try for myself. Thank you for a wonderful video.
Thank you so much, Marsha! :)
Wonderful tutorial!
Thanks so much!!
Hi all! You can find the colors used in both pairs in this blog post: bit.ly/33zbkeA
Additionally, here is a link to free printable brick stitch beading graph paper: bit.ly/3jDBRwK
Thanks so much for watching! 💜
I can’t wait to make this!
Yay! 😁
Woooow thank you,,you teach this best ,,God bless you 🙏🏽
My pleasure, Tricia! Thank you so much :)
Absolutely brilliant I must try this.....😍😁
Please do, Vicky!! :) Thanks for watching!
Very pretty! I love the black and gold. I bet black and silver would look nice also. TFS!
Hi Marcia! So true. I think black and silver would be lovely. Hope you have a great week! 💜
Thank you Gina. I hope you have a great week also. Be safe and stay well.
Thank you, I’m going to try this
I am thrilled to hear that!
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Look super thank you
Excellent job with this video! Love these earrings. It's so much fun to be able to take a handful of delica beads and stitch something so lovely. I've been wanting to try the "peyote stitch look alike version", however, I say the heck with that, I'm going with your brick stitch design! Thanks, Gina, for sharing this fun project with us.
Thank you so much, Sue! I started to make the peyote version at one point, and due to the peyote being doubled, they took longer than I was anticipating. I should probably finish them, though! LOL
Beautiful
Thank you, Rhonda!
Hi Gina. Love these earring.Awesome job. I will be doing these. Have a lot of delicas. Will they look the same if i used Toho Treasures. Thank you so much for an easy idea. Have a great weekend. And a early Happy Easter. Take care.
Hi Fran! Yes- you should be able to use the 11/0 treasures and achieve the same look. So glad you enjoyed this idea!
Thank you so much. I downloaded the instructions for the triangle brick stitch. What a beautiful earring. Looking forward to the open folded diamond pattern. I have a lot of practising to do.
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I saw a pair of earrings that are the Triquetra symbol (think from the show Charmed), they seem similarly done to l this style. I would love to see a tutorial if you know how to make them
Gina , I love theses and you made them seem easy. But I keep getting gaps between the gold beads. How do you seat each row so evenly? I am using rounds. What could I be doing wrong that the row end rides high? I’m pulling tight? Also, how are you twirling your thread after each stitch to keep control of tension? Thanks!
Hi Sue, if you are using seed beads as opposed to delica beads, you will get gaps. I also hold the beads and pull the thread tight after each row so the delica beads sit together perfectly like little bricks. Hope that helps! 💜💜💜
I love all of your tutorials! Thank you so much! Did you say 10 to 12 feet of thread? Is that for one earring?
That’s correct, Kirsty! Thanks for watching!
Hi Gina so I was very excited to see this video since I am fairly new to beading. So I was in the middle of doing it and then as I was going threw one of the middle beads two of my beads broke I wanted to cry . Is there anyway to repair it with out starting over? Help please.
Oh no! That's the worst when it happens. It can be really tricky to fix this situation. What you can try to do is remove all the cracked material, then sew in the new beads in those spots. Also continue weaving through beads before and after, as much as possible. Then, trim the old threads from the cracked section, so the new beads settle properly. Next, continue weaving through the beads. You would need to ensure that you reinforce everything enough, though, and that's not always possible, or easy to do. I feel your pain!! 💜😁
This is so cool and the earrings are so pretty! I do have a question. Is there ever a time when you could go through the bead underneath the one you put on? I’m not sure how to explain it but every once in a while, while watching you, my instinct was that when you added a bead (I think it was only when you added the gold beads) was to go down through the bead underneath to “lock it in place,” but you didn’t. I’m not sure why I thought it though... I guess I’m asking to figure out if I’ve seen it (or maybe did it) that way somewhere or if I’m thinking of a different stitch? It just had me confused, but hopefully you’ll be able to figure out why! Thank you for sharing this fun pattern with us! 💜
Hi Sharon! You can go through the bead underneath when completing a row that is longer than the one underneath it. Also, if you need to travel through the bead underneath to get to another point in the row (if that makes sense lol). With brick stitch, it's more about locking into place on top of the thread bridges, so the beads stack in a staggered manner. Hope that helps! You always have great questions. 💜
Orchid and Opal Jewelry & Beads Thank you Gina! That was helpful! 😊
Thank you for this tutorial. Is there a pattern that I can purchase for this?
Hi there! At this time it's just the video, but thanks so much for asking!
Hi, It seems like I'm all thumbs when it comes to working with delicas, How do you get used to working with them. I have seen many beautiful patterns with delicas but I have had little success with them ? Please help.
Hi Nadine! It's just that I've been working with tiny beads for so long I am very used to it. I think you just have to give yourself time, and lots of practice. You'll get there! :)
How you add thread in it? thank you
Hi Evi! I just weave in the remaining thread until it is secure. Add a new piece of thread on my needle, and pick up where I left off. Then pop a needle onto the tail thread and weave it into the beads to hide it. Hope that makes sense! 💜💜💜
What size seed bead 15 or 11
Hi Kathleen! This is for size 11 delicas. Thanks for watching!