Thank you for showing how easy it is to make these earrings. Your instructions were clear and easy to follow. Thank you for not making it overly complicated.
Very nice tutorial. I was so happy to have found this. I really liked how you set out all your bead colors. Your Instructions are so easy to follow. Thank you!
Thank you for such an easy to follow instructional video! Most move so quickly or don't explain. You're a great teacher! I look forward to more of your videos.
I've made these earrings with a complicated mess at the earring hook. You've simplified this and it looks very strong too. A beautiful set of earrings, thank you.
Thank you for sharing! My mom made some of these earrings. She is very skilled at beading, but I am not yet, so it's nice to have this video to teach me something simple but beautiful. I appreciate it!
I love the video. You did not rush thru it, as other videos have done; and it allows me to double check my work with pausing the video; but also no other distractions like some videos do. Thank you. PS would love to see you do more beading videos.
I'm glad I found this... Took me back in time- learning how to bead with my great grand ma in Talihina. The most treasurerd memories of my life. Yokake. Chahta sia hoke!
Waxing the thread coats the thread and almost lubricates it. It helps reduce wear on the thread as it is repeatedly brought through the beads. It helps to keep the thread undamaged and strong, it reduces the chance of fraying. That is the true reason for using wax on threads.
Yakoke hoke for posting this video! I enjoyed learning how to make them at the Seattle/Tacoma Cultural Meeting 2 years ago. It's been nice to make these earrings as gifts for my families and others since learning - everyone's really appreciated them. Hope to see more chahta beadwork tutorials in the future - particularly for those projects that ya'll don't have time to teach folks at the cultural meetings - like the seed bead collar for our regalia. haha myself and others in the Choctaw Beading and Sewing Inspiration group on FB have been trying to figure out how to make those for quite some time. Those in there that know how to do it say it's just like the bugle bead version the collar but I think having a tutorial showing how to do it would help a lot!
Loved the video! My daughter and me both made the earrings. I've always wanted to learn beading. Thanks for making a video that is easy to follow. Please make more.
Nice tutorial. I look for projects that only use seed beads. Your ring is nice too. Maybe you might make tutorials with different patterns for tubular and/or peyote necklaces or bracelets.
Thank you for sharing this video, I love this pattern of colors and the meaning behind the colors! Do you have any more instructional videos for your beautiful work?
I do these earrings, but I don't do it directly on the hook. I make them on a 4 mm closed jump ring, then attach the 4 mm closed jump ring to the earring hook.
Thank you for the best tutorial I have read. I a made the earrings right away. I would love to use 10/0 beads but I can't find them I used 8/0. I will try 11/0 but they are so small. Do you teach other projects?
I love the bracelet! I love all the crafting done by the different tribes. The use of color is amazing. Thank you for a great tutorial. Where do I buy those beads? I don't have the sizes you used? 🌺😊🌸
Thank you for this tutorial! Would you please tell where you get the beads. I can't find the size 10 beads. Would love to see more tutorials like this!
💝🇧🇷💝🇧🇷💝🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 Trabalho maravilhoso desse brinco mas na verdade gostei desse ANEL que estais usando tem como apresentar o Tutorial no seu Canal do TH-cam sobre esse ANEL??? Eu amo ❣️ ANÉIS 💞 Fico aguardando sua resposta... Obrigada por compartilhar Maravilhas 🍀 Deus abençoe vossas vidas 🙏 Um extenso Abraço 💝
I got everything together but found that my needle is too thick for the beads to go through 😒 Oh well, I guess that I can search for a smaller needle next time! Great video, btw!
Yakoke hoke for posting this video! I enjoyed learning how to make them at the Seattle/Tacoma Cultural Meeting 2 years ago. It's been nice to make these earrings as gifts for my families and others since learning - everyone's really appreciated them. Hope to see more chahta beadwork tutorials in the future - particularly for those projects that ya'll don't have time to teach folks at the cultural meetings - like the seed bead collar for our regalia. haha myself and others in the Choctaw Beading and Sewing Inspiration group on FB have been trying to figure out how to make those for quite some time. Those in there that know how to do it say it's just like the bugle bead version the collar but I think having a tutorial showing how to do it would help a lot!
Thats my uncle brad i love what he beads
Thank you for showing how easy it is to make these earrings. Your instructions were clear and easy to follow. Thank you for not making it overly complicated.
Brad Joe..pilamaya! Taught SO perfectly. Slow enuff to actually understand the whole process. Can't thank you enough, Brother.
Very nice tutorial. I was so happy to have found this. I really liked how you set out all your bead colors. Your Instructions are so easy to follow. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! Beautifully done ❤❤❤
Chi Miigwech Brad! A wonderful tutorial tutorial, easy to follow.
CAN YOU PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON THE RING YOUR WEARING....BEAUTIFUL...THE PATTERN MOSTLY
It’s peyote I think
a trick : watch movies on instaflixxer. I've been using them for watching all kinds of movies recently.
@Aiden Avi Yea, been watching on InstaFlixxer for since december myself =)
Thank you for such an easy to follow instructional video! Most move so quickly or don't explain. You're a great teacher! I look forward to more of your videos.
This is the best tutorial I’ve come across. Thank you!
I've made these earrings with a complicated mess at the earring hook. You've simplified this and it looks very strong too. A beautiful set of earrings, thank you.
Thank you for sharing. Good tutorial for beautiful earrings.
Beautiful earrings and great instructions, thank you!
Your instruction are so clear and easy to understand. Thank You. I hope you do other videos
Thank for going step by step. I appreciate you sharing with your viewers. Your earrings are cute.
This is the most genius way of topping off loops/tassels. Thank you!
Love your tutorial. Please make more 🤗
Thank you for sharing! My mom made some of these earrings. She is very skilled at beading, but I am not yet, so it's nice to have this video to teach me something simple but beautiful. I appreciate it!
Beautiful, well instructed Thank you ;)
I love the video. You did not rush thru it, as other videos have done; and it allows me to double check my work with pausing the video; but also no other distractions like some videos do. Thank you. PS would love to see you do more beading videos.
Thank you so much, some people tells me not to knot it. Your instruction was easy.
I appreciate this so much. I've been struggling to find a proper tutorial and this helped me so much. Thank you!
I'm glad I found this... Took me back in time- learning how to bead with my great grand ma in Talihina. The most treasurerd memories of my life. Yokake. Chahta sia hoke!
Good teacher very very understanding good video love your earrings
This is beautiful! Thank you so much. I made several pairs now, thanks to your tutorial.
Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
Very comprehensive instructions. Easy to follow and I am going to try them. Thank you
Thanks for the video. I hope we get to see more of the How To videos. A really great idea!!!
Waxing the thread coats the thread and almost lubricates it. It helps reduce wear on the thread as it is repeatedly brought through the beads. It helps to keep the thread undamaged and strong, it reduces the chance of fraying. That is the true reason for using wax on threads.
Yakoke hoke for posting this video! I enjoyed learning how to make them at the Seattle/Tacoma Cultural Meeting 2 years ago. It's been nice to make these earrings as gifts for my families and others since learning - everyone's really appreciated them.
Hope to see more chahta beadwork tutorials in the future - particularly for those projects that ya'll don't have time to teach folks at the cultural meetings - like the seed bead collar for our regalia. haha myself and others in the Choctaw Beading and Sewing Inspiration group on FB have been trying to figure out how to make those for quite some time. Those in there that know how to do it say it's just like the bugle bead version the collar but I think having a tutorial showing how to do it would help a lot!
A very good tutorial. Thank you.
I really appreciate this video, its really simple and helpful.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! Beautifully done I love the colours ❤🙏🏼❤
Thank you for sharing this beading technique with us. I really enjoyed the video. I will be making these earrings for me, because I love them.
This video was so awesome thank you ...your one talented native ....I am now tooooo....lol....thanks again ...
Love how you break it down step by step, mâhsį’ / thanks.
SOOOO GREAT!!! PLEASE SHARE MORE!!!!
Wish I could show you a picture! I made just tad different (gotta put my spend on it) I really appreciate you sharing ❤
Beautiful loop earrings
Very good teacher!! beautiful work and this video is so relaxing ! Are there more of your tutorials online? 😀 THANKS FOR SHARING KNOWLEDGE with us
Loved the video! My daughter and me both made the earrings. I've always wanted to learn beading. Thanks for making a video that is easy to follow. Please make more.
i like the earings it's just right for beginner i like your ring too thankyou for sharing.
Stunning
Nice tutorial. I look for projects that only use seed beads. Your ring is nice too. Maybe you might make tutorials with different patterns for tubular and/or peyote necklaces or bracelets.
Thank you for sharing this video, I love this pattern of colors and the meaning behind the colors!
Do you have any more instructional videos for your beautiful work?
awesome video
I enjoyed your video and I am going to make some earrings. I also loved your ring and I would like to make it.
I love this video....thank you for sharing!
Beautiful earrings !!! Would love to see a video on your ring as well. Thank you !!!
Thank you! Beautiful work and very helpful!
Thank you for your tutorial on earrings!
Aho, thank you so much I have been wanti g to learn how to make this style earring 😍
Love your ring
love these earrings...tutorial was very good. Can you make a video on a square stitch rosette
so much easy to learn this way then the other one i seen before thank u for the video
karry valencia halito! Thank you for the comment.
looking forward to more of you beading videos and work
I do these earrings, but I don't do it directly on the hook. I make them on a 4 mm closed jump ring, then attach the 4 mm closed jump ring to the earring hook.
Love the you explain please do some more
Good luck
Beautiful
Very cool!!
Thank you for the best tutorial I have read. I a made the earrings right away. I would love to use 10/0 beads but I can't find them I used 8/0. I will try 11/0 but they are so small. Do you teach other projects?
Do you ever show how to make that awesome ring you are wearing??
Thank you for this video 😊 How do you make your necklace?
Very good instruingof making earring ty so much please make more videos God bless you
Wonderful video, great tutorial and explanation. Niawen
Very good lesson . Thank u .!!!
Yakoki beautiful!
I like your ring ❤
Awesome!
I would love to learn how to make your ring
Love the tutorials
beautiful ty 💕
Thank you !
I love this I’m going to try doing these
I love the bracelet! I love all the crafting done by the different tribes. The use of color is amazing. Thank you for a great tutorial. Where do I buy those beads? I don't have the sizes you used? 🌺😊🌸
Thank you
Thank you for this tutorial! Would you please tell where you get the beads. I can't find the size 10 beads. Would love to see more tutorials like this!
Is anyone here today in 2024? I'm a new subscriber.
Thanks for the easy directions....where do you get beeswax from ?
Hi I love your video. Could you please tell me where I can purchase the blue beads that you started with? I would greatly appreciate your help
Trying to make these tomorrow
Hi can you show too how to make fringe earrings? Thank you for your reply Patricia
Are you going to do anymore videos? I sure did like the earring videos.
Does he have more videos? I also would love to make his ring!
How do you make a ring like the one you have on 🤩
i want to know how to make that loom that you have on your finger.thank you
💝🇧🇷💝🇧🇷💝🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Trabalho maravilhoso desse brinco mas na verdade gostei desse ANEL que estais usando tem como apresentar o Tutorial no seu Canal do TH-cam sobre esse ANEL???
Eu amo ❣️ ANÉIS 💞
Fico aguardando sua resposta...
Obrigada por compartilhar Maravilhas 🍀
Deus abençoe vossas vidas 🙏
Um extenso Abraço 💝
What kind or brand thread do you use?
I got everything together but found that my needle is too thick for the beads to go through 😒 Oh well, I guess that I can search for a smaller needle next time!
Great video, btw!
What’s the millimeter size of beads?
Please do a tutorial on your ring! It's beautiful!
Thank you for your video, hiy hiy
Yakoke 💗💗
Lauren Boggs yes he made it
O do tell kind man ..do show about ...to us all...Your ring with a choctaw design...or any other
what size needle?
Love your ring. Did you make it?
Yes he did. You can check out more beaded jewelry at the Choctaw Store here. Yakoke
www.choctawstore.com/all-products/
Sybil T yes he made it
LlKE
mequetch, mequetch, from Granny Cochrane.
I cheat, I use waxed dental floss, just one strand instead of two.
Halito chim achukma?
Yakoke hoke for posting this video! I enjoyed learning how to make them at the Seattle/Tacoma Cultural Meeting 2 years ago. It's been nice to make these earrings as gifts for my families and others since learning - everyone's really appreciated them.
Hope to see more chahta beadwork tutorials in the future - particularly for those projects that ya'll don't have time to teach folks at the cultural meetings - like the seed bead collar for our regalia. haha myself and others in the Choctaw Beading and Sewing Inspiration group on FB have been trying to figure out how to make those for quite some time. Those in there that know how to do it say it's just like the bugle bead version the collar but I think having a tutorial showing how to do it would help a lot!