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- Native Rosette Part 1: How to create a circular square stitch Rosette
In this video you will learn how to create a traditional square stitch in the round Rosette.
In Part 2 you will learn how to take a small Rosette and turn it into a pendant, and in Part 3 you will learn how to use the Rosette you have created to make a Traditional Hair Barrette
Thank you so much for watching! I hope this tutorial was helpful to you :-) if you would like to see more free tutorials, please like, share & subscribe.
Tools/ materials:
11/0 Toho Round Seed Beads
- #48F Navy Blue Matte
- #25C Ruby Silver Lined
- #21F Crystal Silver Lined Matte
Nymo or KO Beading thread (or Thread of your choice)
Rosette Graph Paper kandipatterns....
Size 10 needle
Ruler
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I would love comments and any questions you may have. Also if there is something that you have seen in my etsy store that you want to know how to make please let me know.
Thank you so much for your time, patience and knowledge. I'm a beginner at beading. Your instruction was so thorough that I was able to make this project successfully on the first try. I am a very happy camper. You rock!
Thank you so much for your kind words. I am so glad that you were able to create something from one of my videos. Feel free to friend me on FB and show off your creation. Huggies
I have to say that as a 14 year old who just learned how to do bead weaving your videos are an amazing inspiration and great help. thank you for making great videos and keep doing what you love.
The year now is 2023 and I can't thank you enough for your video still being up. I've been beading for a long time now. And these past years have been awesome. Thank you and so many others that take the time and share your gifts of knowledge. I live off reserve and have no teachers of bead . Thanks to technology you along with so many others, have been my teacher's. Thank you again.
Seeing this in Jan 2024 & absolutely ❤ it. I'm one of the oldies but still, I hope, have plenty of beading projects in me. TY for sharing this amazing pattern.
I am an absolute beginner and was attempting to make something for my friend using a pattern and a book. I am so glad I found your informative videos. You make it very easy to follow and I can't thank you enough. Without having your guidance I would have given up.
You gave me confidence and inspiration ✨️
As a crocheter that’s exactly how we increase for the average round! I’m just learning to do beadwork and bead embroidery. I’m so new and it feels weird!! Thank you for your content! I learn things by heart and can remember things forever. But I’m a detail oriented perfectionist that learns slowly so your explanations during your videos are ideal for me. I love ya!!!! ❤
Starts at 9:37.
It's nice to see people interested in our culture. Please remember it is illegal to sell native bead work if you are NOT Native American. There are people that rely on bead work to support their families, and a lot of the patterns have sacred meanings and belong to different tribes.
That being said it is nice to see our art being appreciated. When I was a kid, the white kids would make fun of my Regalia or steal it. This is a good change.
A'HO.
Hello Cosmic. I so agree that our native bead work should not be sold by people who are not Native. If you watch many of my videos I show the techniques but not specific tribal patterns. I mention that the idea is to learn the ways of creating. The hope is that people will create their own designs or their own tribal patterns. When I was a kid my father (residential school survivor) did not let us participate in our heritage. My grandmother snuck me into beading circles and took me to many of the woman's gatherings where I learned many of teachings of my heritage. I hope each day that we can come to a place of peace with the earth and others.
Forgive the intrusion ,
being one of those not young individuals , LOL . so funny .
I am newish to Tek /TH-cam and so on ,due to heath/so on ..Now that I have much time on my hands ,I wish to do all the things i did dream of being able to accomplish wile at a young age . Now not so young ,lol , Being Native American Indian myself- and the time at hand.
Ooops i started babbling , my bad . Mani , i love your video's / they are a great help to me . for myself i can understand your videos and seems i have no problem following along with you . I thank you ever so much . ( not all individuals can teach or as i can not follow .)
When I first saw this video I was a total beginner., and dropped the project . Now, 2 years later and after a lot of other learnings and applying them, and creating other stuff I tried this today . A GREAT success !!! Beading requires a special way of thinking and seeing , and I guess I'm just getting there . Thank you very much for your teachings, and be well/safe/healthy. With love, from France, Ester
Especially helpful to learn how you get around the "imperfections". And don't worry about leaving one. This adds to the joy.
Absolutely!
I cannot stop making these rosettes. I love it. Now I just completed 2 identical ones to put together a coin purse and I don't know how to make it happen... i wish I could show you what I have done and what I am trying to do. I thank you for your training and wish I could pick your brain on this cool little purse...😘😁
I really liked your work. Thank you, my love ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for your generousity! You made my life better, really, just by teaching me (and everyone else:) how to do this. I've been finding so much peace in beading and other crafts lately I can't thank you enough
Thankyou so much for making this video! It was full of information and will help me making my Native American Grass Dance regalia. Keep up the great work!
Making some for my Choctaw regalia, tired of buying when I can do it myself!
Manie I am a beginner beader and am learning so much from watching your videos. I love seeing a native technique from a Native American. Your instruction are concise and clear. Thank you for sharing your creativity and time and most of all your invaluable knowledge! I am looking forward to giving this a try.
I have been making rosettes like crazy! Thank you for the video.
Ooo this is just like crocheting in the round! Thank you so much I understand how to do it now to make some patterns!
Amazingly Beautiful! Thank You!!💖💖💖💖💖💖
This is exactly like crochet in the round! I've made bags and bags of crochet toys so I can do it in my sleep. Maybe I can manage this! We will see.
You can do it!
A most excellent tutorial. Thank you!
Would love to see how you make a hair piece out of a rosette. Thank u for your videos !!! Their so easy to follow . just love them all.
This is an awesome tutorial; I was mystified by how rosettes were created and now I know! I'm happily beading away now. Thanks again - your instructions are concise and I'm grateful :) Stay well! xx
Just discovered your videos! I never could learn doing these square stitch rosettes by a book, but after watching this video I made a really nice one.
What brought me here in the first place was one small, rounded shape made of beads which was some kind of men's jewellery for traditional costumes here, in Greece. I have never done anything related to it and I was trying to figure it out. Then I found this video. Tried it myself and it went great! Thanks to you, of course. So, thank you so much for this tutorial! I think I'll be into beads for a long time 💕😊
Finally a native technique. I fell in love with native bead weaving while visiting Arizona & I am so happy that you are going to teach us how to do it.
Beautiful workpleas keep creating new ideas for people like ne❤
Wow. 11/0s. With the closup views the beads look so much bigger. I have 10/0s and they look tiny so I can’t imagine 11/0 and trying to hold the work as you go. Thanks for your tutorial. I love this pattern. I really like the white and blue color combination.
I have made this pattern as a trial run. Your video is very good. I made a few mistakes and was able to see where I went wrong. Thanks again. I am a newbie beader
This is a great tutorial. I've been wanting to learn how to make Rosettes. Your instructions make it easy to follow along.
Thank you for showing this I always wanted learn how to this, I love watching you and to hear you talk, you just being you☺
I am thankful that you enjoyed my video, and especially that you like me just the way I am. Big Huggies. Manie
Thank you, excellent tutorial. I just finished one, my colors are brown, golden and a slate blue. Once again thank you 😊
Wonderful!
Thank you you made this easy to understand. Now I will try it. Thank u
I enjoyed learning this from your tutorial, I've tried all the beading threads and didn't care for em, they fray easily and you can see em between the beads. I like to use Spider Wire fishing line, 10 lb tess, it works great, ya can't hardly see it between the beads and you'll Never break it, I wish there was a way on here to post a pic of my first Rosette
Spider wire works great for projects like this, but not so great for fringe or anything that needs to flow smoothly. As I always say use what you have and or what works for you.
You are a very good teacher! I have been beading for a while but had never tried a rosette before and you make it look so easy that now I'm going to try it myself! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
Thank you for your kind words! Enjoy
Awesome instructions with camera are on point! 😍 Thank you 🙏
You're so welcome!
Thank you for the tutorial. I was going to take a class but it was cancelled from Covid. This is a really fun and pretty project.
You're very welcome!
Very cool, thanks for sharing. I see a parallel with crocheting a flat circle. Interesting🤔
Hi Lain... It is exactly the same as far as increases go to crochet. It is amazing how many crafts lend knowledge to other crafty endeavors.
I noticed that too!
Thank you for your teachings Manie!! This video has saved me so many times...
Thank you from texas
I love your post you're a wonderful teacher the best I seen so far
Thank you so much
Very well explained, techy yet made simple...love from india and more power to you Manie
Wow what beautiful work.
Thank you so much 😀
At last, thank you I have wanted to learn this for months...a great tutorial
I would love to see a picture when you get one made. Feel free to friend me on FB (link is under the show more) and post a picture of what you made. That would be awesome.
Wopila for this, great instruction and so easy to follow!
Thank you so much for your patience and show the all details ❤❤❤❤
Greetings, first thank you so much for your time and teaching. You refresh my mind and encourage me to get back to beading. This rosette technique reminds me of increases in crochet rounds. continued success for you
It is my pleasure, and yes it is similar to crochet. Take care.
I love this. I'm so glad you are doing this kind of beading. I have always wanted to learn this. Thank You
I am so glad. Enjoy.
Just want to say you are an inspiration to me. Your work teaches me new things I'm very happy to be a subscriber. Hope your safe & well. ♥️
I appreciate that!
Thanks so much I finished this project in one try thank you now I want to do the rope edging looking forward to it thanks for going slow and being patient haa haa ,, listen to me being patient ,,, I kept stopping the video ,,, again thank you so much
Awesome. You making a project has made my day
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial. I saw a tutorial on this stitch some time ago and although the lady was obviously talented the video was very much lacking in good intructions and explanation. I have been waiting for a tutorial like this for a long time.. Thank you again...I can't wait to get started on my projects!
Hi Karen, Some of the more traditional stiches have started to die out due to other methods creating a similar look. People like easy and quick, so a many step process is not as popular anymore. Hopefully with the slow movement some of these skills will come back into style. Huggies
Thanks you so much for your work!! The great spirit be with you
I love these video's and thank you from Newfoundland Canada. You're directions are wonderful! :)
Que hermoso trabajo maestra Manie Martinez. Yo quiero hacerlo.!!! Bendiciones,🙏🙏🙏🙏 gracias por compartir y explicar muy bien. 😍😍😍💯❌💯✔👏👏saludos cordiales desde mi país Ecuador👉🇪🇨😗👌
Thanks so mucho. I'm begginer and so I try to do
Very nice. Thank you for making this video.
Thank You
Parabéns pelo trabalho e pela qualidade do vídeo
Thank you so much I've been looking for instructions for this for ages!!!
me too
I have been beading for a few years now with the square stitch but had not been able to figure out how to do the round rosette. Your video is AMAZING!!!! I know now when to add the extra beads! Thank You for sharing!
Awesome instructions and beautiful work!
Thank you for sharing..helped greatly
Awesome. Thank you very much.
WoW très jolie merci!
Clear vidio well explained
Glad you liked it
Clear video? But if it’s impossible make this tutorial? Ok doesn’t matter
Yea thank you for sharing
I hope you are doing great!
Thank you for sharing your gift. I have watched several demos and so far you are the best and most insrictive. I am a new beader and I am 76 years young and love to learn new crafts, or in this case, new art.
There is so many things that I want to make, what is the best to start With?
When I was learning when I was young I started with something simple like a daisy chain stitch. It helps when you are young to handle the needle and thread with bead for the first time. Since you are older and I am assuming have had some experience with a needle and thread, feel free to try anything that is flat. Earrings are always a good place to start, or a peyote bracelet. I think it is awesome that you are still learning new things and teaching yourself new skills. Have fun.
Fantastic, thank you! I went through several videos looking for a beautiful round before finding this one. You have a new subscription.
Thank You so much
Now I know why mine’s wavy. It’s not me, it’s the beads. Thank you for explaining that.
Hi Laura, I am glad this tutorial helped you. Take care, Manie
Miigwetch for sharing this. I'd like to make some to add to my regalia
I am delighted that you are going to make some for your regalia. I would love to see a picture of them when you get done. Just friend me on FB. FB Link is under the show more button. Huggies.
I was about 40 mins in when you said this wasn't a beginner project.... it's my first project! lol....
Finish the it an love it, I Absolutely love to bead it’s my Therapeutic. But I was wondering how did you make your edges as I far I got is the two on the long stretch of black. An how did you made the red an white around the edges.
Hello u might want to put a white cloth so u can see your dark colors beads . That might help white seeing them better
Hi Karry, I have tried having a white background but a couple of things happened. I ran into the same issue when I worked on light beads, it also got so dirty so fast, no matter what I did. It also really set the white balance spinning as I worked, trying to deal with all the white every time I moved my hands out of the shot. Unfortunately I don't have one of those fancy cameras yet. So for now I stay within my limitation, and do the best I can.
Can you do a sunflower pendant? These are so pretty thanks brightest blessings
I just love your beadwork!! I am a newbe, and a beginner, thank you for making easy to follow tutorials!! I plan on making alot for winter. Do u have a tutorial on dreamcatcher earrings? I would realy like to make a pair for my daughter but dont know how. Thanks again!
Thank you for sharing, makes it easy to follow. Just a request I have noticed you use lot of blues and green seed beads, it just mixes with the colour of your mat. If possible can you use another colour mat underneath. Thank you.
Thanks for the tip!
Images are not clear, so it's no use knowing. I love the explanations tho. Excellent tips about what is being used. Even it is not clear her explaining did it for me.
I'm not 100% on how that last row was done. Was it all singles on one bead or doubles or a variation.......? I'm new at rosettes and want to be sure I'm doing it right! I love the Native American techniques and want to learn as traditionally as I can!
Hello Teira, The last row is the same as the others increasing one more bead between the doubles. As I suggested in this video let your beads be your guide. You want it to lay flat. if it does not then you either have two many or not enough beads on the row. Makes a cup = not enough, Frilly= to many. Have fun!
How do you thread the needle correctly can you do a video showing how to properly thread the needle for this project
I don't create videos anymore. There are so many different ways to thread a needle. Use whatever way works for you. The big concern is not using a thread that is too long. If you do you will have twisting, self knotting and fraying issues. Happy creating
So, if the beads at walmart, micheals and hobby lobby aren't generally the same size (which I have noticed) where would you reccomend getting them from? Would love to try these but I get my beads from the listed stores. Suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Hi! Do you have any recommendations where to get beads if local craft stores don’t carry good beads for this kind of jewelry?
I always have a list under the video where I got my supplies
Yikes! I was watching your other video and getting enthusiastic. I will definitely do that one. I've been wanting to make one like this but the volume is so low I can't hear your instructions clearly. 😥
Hi, I am stuck on the fifth row. I thought it was 4 singles then a double or the reverse. I see you did one single then a double. I am totally confused. I love your videos. I did this project before with no problem, but now I am stuck. Can you help?
Hello Violet please check 18:47 in the video. I explain how each row works and how often an increase bead is needed. I think this will help
enjoy
@@ManieMartinezThanks, I finally got it. Thanks so much. 😊😊😊
I love your work you do great on your things I am part Cherokee and I love bead work of all kinds but i,m having trouble finding affordable beads that i can get to make the bead work i live in Tn and it is realy hard to get good beads can you tell me where you get your beads from thank you so much for showing us how to do this pretty work and i will be watching your channel from now on
Hello Terry, I get my beads from several sources. The first place I go is to my local reservation. They sell good quality beads, so I am lucky that way. Online I order them from Potomac Beads, Fusion Beads and Eureka Crystal Beads. The last one has some great bulk pricing and if you catch a sale that can be used at the same time, you can save a lot. I am in Canada so Potomac and Eureka don't cost me customs fees. I hope this helps.
Fuck me ,,it's really hard work, you are amazing....
Thank you and yes it is!
HEY MISS MANIE MARTINEZ MA'AM, THOSE ARE DEFINITELY ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL EARRINGS MA'AM. I WISH TO GOD I COULD MAKE A PAIR OF EARRINGS LIKE THOSE.
🙏🌹🥰
easybead software which is free has the rosette graph.
Thank you for that Information.
Thanks i just watch your Frist video and i can used them going try this out but one question what thread to used
I always include a full list of the materials I used under each video, which should help. Take care
hello, i love this video it was so helpful!! I would really love to see how you finish off the pieces? ho do you tie the ends and make sure its strong?
Hello Elizabeth. This is Part 1 of a series. You should find your answers there. Take care
Hi Mani, really helpful tutorial! Thank you! Do you know how to create a "half rosette"? I'm trying to find a tutorial on that but I haven't seen anything so far. Thanks :)
Hi, You would have to use bead embroidery to create a half rosette. Check out to explain the basics th-cam.com/video/uHs76EqDw8M/w-d-xo.html
These are amazing but what do you do if you run out of thread
you weave in a new thread through the work coming out where the thread ended and keep going. Have fun
@@ManieMartinez thank you this is a big help
I would love your advice...Cousin took Native Studies instead of French. She made various crafts using hide and beads (I also understand for beginners they can use a stiffen felt? Do you know where I can get KITS for these types of crafts?
At Present I am not aware of any place that sells kits. You can get the parts including the beads from Potomac Beads. They have beads and thread and needles and the stiffened fabric.
Can this circular rosette be made on a loom?
Hello... I have quick question. So I figured up to row 6 but what do I do after that?
1x2
1x2 1x1
1x2 1x1 1x1
1x2 1x1 1x1 1x1
1x2 1x1 1x1 1x1 1x1
1x2 1x1 1x1 1x1 1x1 1x1
Then continue that route?
Hello that is the basic principal. The skill when going bigger is to keep medallion flat. if the beads are really uniform it will go fairly good, otherwise you will have to add increases and take away some as you go. That becomes the real skill. To keep the pattern as you get bigger. If you look at bigger ones you will see that the pattern often gets repetitive but with less precision, to keep it easier to get bigger. Good luck.
I'm confused couldn't you just do two doubles on the fourth row for this one since it's two blues and then two whites or would that mess it up?
Hello Sara, the 4th row you are needing 64 beads so yup you could do doubles. The repeating of so many singles and a double with the increases are helps you remember what is going on and means more thread passes through each bead. It can for some patterns give you a crisper look too.
It is your creation for feel free to do what works for you.
👌👍
Hello Manie!
This is a great tutorial! ☀️😍
I just wanted to ask you what is the type of thread you are using? I tried with a silicone one, but it seems it's too thick. In the shop I saw there is an elastic one, but I thought it would break. Thank you!
Hello Dormilonga, I tend to use Nymo D for most of my beading work. You can also use fireline 6lb or 4 lb. if you want your work to be stiffer and not use the wire around the outside you can use 8lbs fireline or wildfire if you are working with round 11/0 seed beads. I hope this helps and happy creating.
I have noticed that at the end of round, there are two red each round but one red missed, supossed to be two red each around. Never mind. 👍. Did you notice that?
i would like to know were did you get your supply
All supplies that can be found online are listed below the video. Otherwise, I mention it when I go over what is needed.
Thankyou for the video, I mean realy, thankyou, however:
I'm already frustrated at a few minutes in as I came to learn how to bead the rossette, not for design ideas.
Hello. As you can see this is part 1. I have another video where you can learn to make the rosette. Take care
@@ManieMartinez hey Mani, sorry for my frustration, I value your lessons, thank-you again.
I loved the video, just one thing though. There's o e red bead in the blue. The other ones ha e two beads. Is there a reason for it or just a whoops
we have a native tradition of having an imperfection in something we make. It helps to keep one humble. So when I make a mistake I leave it in. Good eyes