How to Do Circular Brick Stitch On a Hoop Earring
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- beadaholique.com/collections/e... - In this video you will learn how to start circular brick stitch on a hoop earring, how to add beads and how to tie off the finished piece as well as some helpful tips when doing this technique.
Designer: Kat Silvia
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NYMO Nylon Beading Thread Size D for Delica Beads Golden Yellow 64YD (58 Meters)
SKU: XCR-8916
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Toho Seed Beads, Round 8/0 #401 'Opaque Rainbow White', 8 Grams
SKU: JSH-0071
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NYMO Nylon Beading Thread Size D for Delica Beads ""Grey"" 64YD (58 Meters)
SKU: XCR-8903
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Tulip Premium Scissors, Gold Handle 5 Inch, 1 Pair
SKU: XTL-0373
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The Beadsmith English Beading Needles Size 12 (4 Needles)
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I fell in love with these beaded hoop earrings at our youth center two nights ago. I brought my grandchildren... thought I was just going to watch them.. but I got hooked instantly lol.. Oh my I love 'em! Thank you for the instructions.. it was extremely helpful.
Perfect...have been searching for a while for a simple brick stitch on a hoop earring & presto! Thank you so mich for your tutorial...I can now upstyle me old hoop earrings using all the seed beads I've collected 😀 And your tutorial is so easy to follow...keep up the great work xx
Wonderful idea, this is the perfect way to jazz up old earrings!
Awesome!!
thank you so much very clear.
Thank You & God Bless You Sister for helping us all out I am learn all I can about ear ring rings and rings and I am not jumping into the jewelry but being ready for every one. Thanks again I am your input for more to input.
Glad we could help, and glad to have you watching!
Love it 😍
Thanks!
This was a perfect video
Thank you!
Thank you much👍👍
Sure thing, thanks for watching!
Great explanation! I think I could actually do this! 😁
You totally can! It's delicate work but not difficult work.
Wonderful explanation, very easy method, love to watch your tutorials. Keep sharing your creativity, its very useful for me. Thank you so much 💓
Thanks so much Anuradha! We'll keep making videos, and we're glad to have you watching!
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Thanks Andrea! We miss our live tutorials too, we plan to start them up again once the pandemic is over. Take care!
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Can I use normal sewing thread?
I want to try this AND add a pearl dangle from the middle of the bottom. HELP?!
I have closed hoop earrings can I use them for the project please ?
I just found this video , thank you so much for sharing
Yes you can use this technique to embellish just about any sort of hoop or ring, anything circular at all really. What we've done in the past with closed hoops is to sew a jump ring into the beads at the top of the hoop and then attach an earring hook to that. You can see an example of that technique in this video: th-cam.com/video/qsKjtQY9DK4/w-d-xo.html
@@beadaholique Thank you very much
@@brendafreeman8714 Glad I could help!
When you thread the nymo through the needle, how much do you pull through? Do you pull it through and tie it onto the needle or do you pull through enough to have a long tail and just hold onto while passing through the hoop? Thanks! Beginner here on beading :)
I would just pull enough through to tie the knot and leave tail of about 8 inches. It helps to stabilize the piece and you can just tie it off and cut it off at the end.
I have a question. When adding additional rows, how do you keep them from flopping over? Nice vid.
What does it look like head on? Is there a line of thread down the front?
You can view photos from different angles here: beadaholique.com/products/beachside-glamour-hoop-earrings
Is it normal for your beads to be able to rotate forward or back if you bump them? Or are they supposed to be stiff?
There can be some rotation, especially as you are working them into place. Even after you are finished, there can be a little twisting but they should be fairly stable where they are. It could be that you need to pull your threads a little tighter as you do your weaving to make them a little stiffer or perhaps you need a little heavier thread. I hope this helps.
Didi tame a hook kese banaya please reply me di please
This style of hook we buy pre-made, it's difficult to make a small hinge like that beadaholique.com/products/leverback-earring-hoop-73-5mm-2-pairs-silver-plated
Can you please make a tutorial to make a watermelon hoop eareing by stitching with beads
That's a cute idea thanks! I'll pass your suggestion to Kat and we'll see if she comes up with anything!
Can you do a tutorial on how to add on another row?
Hi Sydney, you can see our video here for how to add the second row: beadaholique.com/products/how-to-bead-weave-circular-brick-stitch-around-a-ring
Basically, you will be treating the thread bridges in the first row as your "hoop". It works the same as this kit/video: beadaholique.com/collections/jewelry-making-kits/products/fresca-beaded-fringe-earrings-in-icicle-dreams-exclusive-beadaholique-jewelry-kit
What thread are you using? Thanks.
The thread is Nymo, size D. Here is a link: beadaholique.com/collections/beading-thread-needles?_=pf&pf_v_brand=Nymo&pf_t_size=0-Size%3ASize%20D
Are you using single or double thread?😊
It's a single thread
My beads always slide back and forth after I’m done. How can I stop that ?
That can happen with a rounded hoop like this one. You can also try a flatter hoop if this bothers you as you wear them. We don't have any flat hoops in a similar size but this sort of shape would be what you want: beadaholique.com/products/beadalon-silver-plated-quick-links-25mm-round-18-pcs
Same here. I was thinking about add some glue (small quantity ofc) between the hoop and the beads. Have you tried that?
Do you think that it will work Beadaholique?
Btw, really nice tutorial. Thank you!
@@velhotaperigosa Glue can absolutely help here if you're patient. I would suggest using something with a very fine applicator like G S Hypo Cement. Even with that applicator it's going to be a bit messy, but that's ok, because G S Hypo is alcohol soluble. Meaning once you've finished applying it all you can go back with a alcohol wipe and remove any excess from the rings.
Perfect tutorial, but try and to learn to zoom in so we can see the project better ,it's too far away.
Sorry about the lack of close ups, we shot many of our 2020-21 video while working from home and had to make to with some home office limitations. We're back shooting videos in our studio these days and it's very nice to have our zoom lens back.
@@beadaholique Thank you for responding. Love all your bead patterns
Thanks! Easy enough for a beginner to do! xo @angelaksams
Yep it's the perfect sort of project:They will look like you spent way more time on them than you did