Fun stitch to do--I also giggle when I'm doing this stitch. This is why, after you run your needle under the thread bridge, situate your bead where it should be, and bring it back up through the bead, the needle accidently goes back under the bridge and your bead pops off and flies across the room! It's a fun surprise when it happens. I know, I'm easily amused. Thanks for sharing this video with us.
I have a question. When you add another row adding two beads do you go under the same bead you just came up through,or go to the second thread past the one you just came out of (like when you are starting the second row of a regular brick stitch earring? I’ve never tried to do tubular brick stitch-never knew it could be done, but I have regular brick stitch earrings and connected the two sides to make the whole earring into a circle. This looks like so much fun and now I can see more possibilities. Thank you so much for expanding my knowledge.
Hi there. You're actually going under the thread of the last stitch. At 4:40 Rose explains how to start that next row. Hope that helps and thanks so much for watching. We are glad to hear you found it helpful and gave you some inspiration!
Fun stitch to do--I also giggle when I'm doing this stitch. This is why, after you run your needle under the thread bridge, situate your bead where it should be, and bring it back up through the bead, the needle accidently goes back under the bridge and your bead pops off and flies across the room! It's a fun surprise when it happens. I know, I'm easily amused. Thanks for sharing this video with us.
Can you show how to make the tassel, that is so awesome,
I want to make one. For my home made journal spine dangle decoration. Thank you!
Hi Kathy. Here's a great video on how to make your own tassels: th-cam.com/video/RMiRtC4S3KQ/w-d-xo.html
I have a question. When you add another row adding two beads do you go under the same bead you just came up through,or go to the second thread past the one you just came out of (like when you are starting the second row of a regular brick stitch earring? I’ve never tried to do tubular brick stitch-never knew it could be done, but I have regular brick stitch earrings and connected the two sides to make the whole earring into a circle. This looks like so much fun and now I can see more possibilities. Thank you so much for expanding my knowledge.
Hi there. You're actually going under the thread of the last stitch. At 4:40 Rose explains how to start that next row. Hope that helps and thanks so much for watching. We are glad to hear you found it helpful and gave you some inspiration!
Does it matter if it’s an even number or odd number of beads?
Hi Trina. No, it doesn't matter.