Beadwork Tutorial for Beginners: One Needle Method

The original way of doing beadwork!
Thread link:
www.powwowfabrics.com

[@TTesterman81]

I stumbled upon your videos by chance, and am so glad I did... You're a charming instructor on a topic that I found overwhelming and quite daunting. Honestly, you've made it seem approachable. The snippets of your family makes it feel even more doable (is that even a word?). I have two daughters, teens, and it's lovely to see a mom at the table crafting while the kiddos do their thing right beside her. It felt like i was visiting a friend, or even at my own home... Thank you for the time and effort you spend creating these tutorials. You and your videos are greatly appreciated.

[@alissagonzales735]

I have been beading since the 60's. I used to bead a lot of the outfits the dancers wore. I still do all kinds of bead work but just not as often. I taught my boys as well as my grandchildren all to bead. I taught them to design as well.

[@jeancooper7953]

Thank you so much! This was so helpful when you use the larger beads.

[@jannapackard3910]

I do one needle beading but come up 3 beads back instead of 2 and go thru the last 3 before picking up 2 more beads. This fastens both sides of the beads to the backing.

[@angelahumphries4350]

Thank you so much for all your incredible tutorials! I am brand new to beading and I have learned so much from you!

[@vivianiacoboni6273]

I also go back three brads [after the first set of two.]. This secures the beads and gives a more uniform finish. When I complete the row I also go through the entire row again straight through. This give a very even look and fills the beads for stability. Doing this however you may want to use a thinner thread, or single thread method or use Fireline 6 lb. Thank you for the video!

[@alexisgrant547]

I really appreciate your videos, I love learning and different techniques and skills! And your voice is so relaxing

[@johnbeaubien8826]

Thank you, young Lady! I have been periodically beading, probably since before you were you were born (and I am terrible! lol) and have leaned some good tricks from you to help with my pendants and gifts. Nyawen! (Thank you) excellent content.

[@ashleystrachan6775]

This is amazing!!!! I have been dying to learn how to bead!

[@LadyT0828]

I thank you for this video!!! Very helpful!!

[@jeans5thable]

Thank you so much. I can actually learn from yours.

[@kathleengay2539]

Thank you so much for all your videos so very helpful as so.easy to understand and so much fun

[@Jennifer-yl8hm]

Thanks for. The tutorial was very informative

[@aprilkoostachin9812]

What can you substitute for the beeswax if you have none

[@elenademery6563]

Any suggestions on what glue to use instead of E6000?

[@marywilliams6823]

I do the one needle technique but only a single thread so I don’t have a problem going through the beads. Majority of the time I use size 13 or 15 seed beads..

[@twowolfstudio538]

That’s a really great idea 🤔😮 thank you!!!

[@sydneywhitfield7497]

Is there a certain glue I should use f I'm beading around coins?

[@thedollface57]

What size nymo thread would you use for size 10’s? Sz 11’s?

[@katisingh]

What are cabs exactly and what are they used for?

[@user-vc7hg6ro8v]

How do you thread your needle

[@jeans5thable]

I'm learning right now and I would live to learn Buffalo for Buffalo Bills. One of our players just had a heart attack on the field. I want my very first ones to honor him. Do you have any Buffalo tutorials please? Thank you so much.

[@genevievebegay8652]

Thank U for teaching how to bead 😅

[@jamiehaugen9767]

Where do you get the circle thing in the middle? I apologize… I’m new and have no idea what is even called lol

[@thedollface57]

It’s a cabachon….cab for short.

[@teresagriffin9524]

My Grandma beaded with 2 needles .

[@lisajarvis3820]

Have you tried E~7000 yet 😂