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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.พ. 2023
- My email is eastcoast.crafter.me@gmail.com
I can also be found on Instagram at eastcoast.crafter
You can find the PDF charts for my freebies here: www.eastcoastcrafter.com/
Click here for my finishing tutorials: bit.ly/2RHXZx9
Supplies used:
Mill Hill beading needles #10 Sharp Short
Nymo Beading Thread size B
Beadalon Tacky Bead Mat
The stitched piece shown in this video is Vixen by Nora Corbett stitchedon 16 count Picture This Plus Haven aida.
Great tip about using a horizontal stitch for putting the larger treasure beads on. Thanks!
Thank you! I am stitching my first Mirabilia right now. The whole "beading thing" has been poking at me from the back of my mind each time I stitch on it. Now I feel much more confident about it. 😊
Thanks for another great tutorial. My first beaded project arrived today. Thanks !!!
Learn something new every time I watch. Great meeting you at market!💜💜💜
Thank you Stacie!! It was great meeting you too!
A very good tutorial. I have not done any beating yet, but I will definitely come back to your flosstube as reference.
A wonderful tutorial, Helen. Thx so much! 🌺🌷❤️💕
You are the first person that gave me confidence to do this. I've always wanted to do beading. Thank you so much!!!!!!!
You can absolutely do it!
Nice idea on the Beadalon sticky mat, to use for beading on stitching, I am an avid stitcher and beader jewelry maker you have shown me an easy way to keep track of my beads on stitching projects.
You are a great teacher, Helen. Loved watching your beading tutorial. You gave such wonderful suggestions. Thanks.
Thanks Helen!!! This has come in handy for my ornament marathon 2023 :)
Thank you Helen! Great tutorial. Vixen is gorgeous with all her bedazzling.
Thank you Helen for this beading tutorial. I have done beading but it has been a while as I have been stitching a lot of Samplers. I’m thinking of doing a Mirabilia for a change. This tutorial has been quite helpful! You’re a great teacher!
Wonderful tutorial! I love the idea of the little bead holder right on the piece you are stitching. Seems so much easier than reaching for the beads from a tin or tray! Thanks so much!
I was just trying to make it as easy as possible for myself!
Your tacky bill needleminder hack is genius! I always struggle to hold the tacky surface with the beads. Will definitely be doing this. Thank you!
Really good basic info that should inspire us all to bead. Thanks!
Very informative, plain and simple. Good ironing tip! Thank you so much!
Good job on doing bead work and been doing bead work for 33 years. What you did was correçt. Purchasèd the tree chart and looks some what like your.
Such a pretty set of reindeer. What a display at holiday time when they are all done! Thanks for all the info for adding beads. You did good!
Thank you so much…I have a huge Easter egg design waiting for me to bead and I was scared to try it!
Thank you so much for sharing. I learned so much. Happy stitching
Great video and super tips. I did a small Mill Hill kit ornament for a Christmas gift. I did the best I could think of at that time. But as I watched your video I was smacking my forehead - why didn't I think of that!?! Looking forward to the next kit to try out your techniques. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thanks so much Helen! Just about ready to start beading my first Mill Hill 😊
Thank you for showing us how to bead I think I might have been doing it wrong all along but now I think I understand thank you
I don't think there's a wrong way, this is just how I do it 🙂
Thank you Helen, that was very informative and helpful. I can't wait to try it.
I guess I was on the right track years ago when I decided to add some white beads to my snowman cross stitch project to make it look like snow falling out of the sky even though the pattern did not call for them. Wasn't sure if I was doing it correctly but according to your tutorial I did. I used the x method so they would stand straight on the material. Beads really do add to the beauty of the design too. Thanks so much Helen. I definitely wouldn't be afraid to use them again. 🐱🐱
Very informative as always! Hope you are having a great time at Market!
Thank you so much. I have several Mill Hill kits and I’ve been scared to start. Great tutorial.
Vielen Dank für die ausführliche und sehr verständliche Erklärung und die guten Tipps!
Thank you for sharing have a wonderful evening 😊🧵🪡🤗🤩
Thank you! I've been terrified to do a mill hill or others that call for beading. I thought you had to stitch it all and out the beads on top of your stitching! Thank you an amazing informative video! Now I dont feel so dumb.
You are such a gem…… thank you for this tutorial. I will be getting to a place soon with my first try at beading ! 😀
Excellent video! You do a great job teaching! Thank you!
Thank you for such a good tutorial, l am doing my first Bella Filipina and have been leaving the beading to last, now feel ready to tackle the challenge. 😅❤
Thank you so much. I needed this.
I used to make jewelry with seed beads, which the Mill Hill beads are, for reference their petite beads are a size 15 seed bead, the regular is a size 11 and the larger is size 8. The higher the number the smaller the size just like tapestry needles. And from what I saw the treasure bead is a bi cone and they may even by Swarovski a top of the line crystal glass bead. Thank you for your tips and tricks in beading your cross stitch.
Thank you for the information Sheri!
Thanks for all the great information. I feel prepared now. :-)
Thanks Helen - you’ve got an amazing way of teaching. 🐨👍
Awesome! Thank you. Done 1 project with beads. Not really a fan of them, but this helps alot!
Thanks Helen. Some very useful tips
This was a wonderful demonstration! Thanks for sharing! I am about to start that series of patterns. Yours looks amazing. :)
LOVE your bead button!!!
This video was very helpful even though I have done beading before. Thank youQ
Thanks so much! Great video, takes the mystery out of beading. Now I see I forgot to get beading needles and thread when I ordered my beads! Judy
WOW! What a FABULOUS tutorial! You’re a born teacher. Thanks a million!!!
Very helpful! Love Nymo thread!
Thank you for your excellent instructions! You filmed everything just right and everything was very visible.
I’ve always been intimidated by beading. You make it look easy. I’m going down that rabbit hole. Thx.
Very nice tutorial Helen...you are awesome at sharing and it is greatly apprexiated...thanks for your time!
One day I will get to my Raven Queen and will be glad you shared this with us!!! Thank you again... you are a great teacher!
Brilliant tutorial again Helen!! How useful and what a natural teacher you are - take care love from Wales UK x
This tutorial is so helpful!! I have a project with beads that has been intimidating me, but you’ve made this so clear and simple!
Great video thank you for sharing your technique. Be Well
Thank you for making this video. I really appreciate you demonstrating how to attach the beads.
I learned some great tips today. Thanks.
Thank you so much Helen! You are an awesome teacher!
First I have to say that your reindeer is beautiful! I hope you post when it’s fully finished, or maybe a tutorial with the finish.
Thank you for this tutorial. The magnetic bead holder is fantastic. It will make it so much easier when dealing with those pesky little beads that like to go flying everywhere. I have a few Mill Hill ornament kits, I think I’m going to dig them out to work on now! 😊
Thanks again for a great and easy to follow tutorial! I save all hour tutorials lol. Just because I like to rewatch right before doing something again. To keep it fresh. And YES, I have been intimidated by beading. I have several patterns that call for beads that I let languish in project bags due to anxiety. So thank you again for all you do. It's so appreciated !!
Thanks so much Helen! I’m am beading for the first time in 30 plus years this weekend and this was super helpful! I have a tacky bob from the 80’s and just got a tacky bill from 1,2,3 stitch but I love the little cap idea! 💡 It’s genius😊
You never fail at your tutorials!! Thank you so much.
OMG 😂 I'm stitching on my Mucha, watching you.....and I try to (in my brain) stitch a bead. I actually confused myself
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lean to the left, lean to the right, stand up, sit down......
My brain 😳
Isn't it funny how confusing it is to actually think about what you're doing when you're so used to just doing it!?
Another great teaching moment .. tx !!
Thanks for the beading tips! I'm about to decorate a stitched tree and now I'm more confident🙂 Thanks again!
This was so informative. Thank you.
Thanks so much for the tutorial Helen- Much appreciated!
Great video.
Thanks!
Marilyn
Thank you so very much Helen saving this for my first beading project. So clear and easy to comprehend!
So many handy tips in this video! Thank you so much for taking the time to record it.
Great tips, Helen! I've only ever beaded the small Mill Hill ornaments but watching this video gave me the itch to look for a smallish Nora or Mira project.
Thank you, this is wonderful advice!
Helen, this is a fantastic tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom!
Thank you so much for this and taking the time to make it. 🤗
Great tutorial! Thanks!
Thanks for the beading tips. They will definitely help.
Excellent tutorial Helen. Thank you so much!
Thank you. This is so helpful.
Excellent instruction and your finished piece is beautiful!
Wow that was a great tutorial! Your instructions are so easy to understand!
Perfect instructions, thank you
Wow... so much good information for us newbie beaders! I will rewatch this when it comes time to do the actual beads on my piece. Thank you so much.
I need all the tips i can get! 💜☮️
I iron first, and do the slant like your 1st example with 2 strands 99% of the time. If I'm doing an animal's eye and the critters are facing each other I will change slant direction. Another way to keep my single larger bead secure is to do the 1st stitch with the bead, and the 2nd pass (2nd leg of the stitch) I split the thread & loop each strand around the bead & then down into the upper left. I have had to iron also after using a thick towel so I didn't ruin (melt) the beads. Thanks for the tutorial, let me know if you try to loop around the bead method, it's about time we gave you a tip to try 😄
Great ideas! I love the top for changing the slant for animal eyes!!
SOOOOO. HELPFUL!!!!!
Thank you so very much💝You are incredible👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Very helpful information! Thanks!!
Thank you so much! This beading video was really helpful! Appreciate you taking the time to show us how its done!
Thank you Helen, so tempted to try a Nora Corbett. Great tutorial!
Thank You!!! You are the BEST
🤗 thank you Helen! ❤
Thanks so much!! This was so helpful 👍😃
Helen thank you! I feel now I am ready to try my little kit! Have a great week.
Thanks! This was great!
Thank you for such an informative video.
Great tips - thank you x
Thanks so much for this tutorial. I have done beading in years past on cross stitch, but sort of made up my own way of doing it because years ago it was hard to find instruction for doing them. You have some valuable tips that I will now use when I do beading.
Great video as always! I'm working on Mill Hill ornaments now to get the feel before I tackle a Glendon Place!
Thank you, very helpful !
Great video. Thank you Helen D.
Thank you for showing the difference in beading. I have a small beading project. I also have Bella Butterfly to do when the cross stitching is completely done.
Excellent video! I have done several Mill Hill kits, but nothing as elaborate as a Mirabilia. It looks like fun! I'll have to give it a try! Thanks Helen! ❤️🪡
Thanks so much !
Very helpful. thanks!!!