Welcome: Hey beautiful! In today’s tutorial I will show you how to make this, quick to work up, Miyuki Half Tila Herringbone beaded necklace pattern. For this demonstration I am using two different colors of the Half Tila beads, and Read more…
^ CLICK TO WATCH THE TUTORIAL ^ Welcome: Hey beautiful! In today’s tutorial I will show you how to make these quick and sparkly beaded crystal rivoli earrings. This design is inspired by the Paradise Aquatic monthly bead and DIY Read more…
^ CLICK TO WATCH THE TUTORIAL ^ Welcome: Hey beautiful! In today’s tutorial I will show you how to make these adorable, seasonal, Autumn Leaf inspired brick stitch beaded earrings. Please see below for the link to download the free Read more…
About the Pattern: This brick stitch autumn leaf pattern is featured in the Brick Stitch Autumn Leaf Earrings Tutorial. Check out the video to see the beading in action. Feel free to Download/print the free pattern, and refer to the Read more…
Hey beautiful! In today’s tutorial I’ll show you how to make these super simple DIY beaded earrings from toggle clasp findings. Not sure what to do with the leftover toggle bar components?! Stay tuned for Friday’s Finished Jewelry Update video where I will show you how I repurposed those in a Bargain Bead Box inspired piece as well. 🙂
Hey beautiful! In today’s tutorial I will show you how to make an easy beaded memory wire cuff bracelet using the basic right angle weave beading stitch, and some simple wire wrapping. Use a combination of 4x6mm rondelle beads, and 4mm bicones to achieve the look demonstrated in the video, or get creative with other shapes and sizes you have on hand. As long as the beads are not much larger/heavier than what is shown, you won’t even need to add a clasp! The memory wire makes a perfect cuff bracelet frame, which holds its rounded shape.
Hey everyone! Today’s tutorial is for a pair of long and flowy seed bead fringe earrings. The gold plated, closed connector component is the inspiration behind this design; it happens to be from the August 2020 Bargain Bead Box (https://bit.ly/2EGlCyj). As I state in the video, I am not a fringe earring “expert,” and I like to first use materials that I happen to have on hand. Regardless, these earrings turned out pretty sweet, and I wanted to share. 🙂 Are you a seed bead fringe connoisseur?! Please share your tips and tricks down below.
Welcome: Hey everyone! Today’s tutorial is for a super jazzy, and super classy, bracelet pattern made with just three types of beads: Vexolo, WibeDuo, and 15/0 Seed Beads. We will be using two needles in order to work up the Read more…
Hey everyone! Today’s tutorial is for an adorable DIY beaded crystal ring, which will be quick and easy for you to make, particularly if you have some beadweaving experience. The center features a sparkly 8mm Swarovski chaton stone, in its setting, and is surrounded by a bezel of Czech Teacup beads, 4mm Bicones, and 11/0 seed beads.Â
Welcome! Hey beautiful! In today’s beading tutorial, I will show you how to make a quick and easy DIY beaded face mask lanyard. These wire link chains can be made with beads to match any style, wire in your choice Read more…
Hey everyone! Today’s tutorial is for a beaded pendant necklace, which features a stunning Swarovski oval (Fancy Cut) crystal stone. We will also create a prismatic right angle weave (PRAW-5) seed bead bezel and rope. The Poppy Fields monthly beading collection from Eureka Crystal Beads was my inspiration for this piece. The beads that you see in the red variety are exclusively from the contents of that set.
Hey beautiful! Today’s tutorial is for a pair of beaded crystal earrings that I was inspired to create based on the contents of the monthly bead collection called Beach Dunes (https://bit.ly/BEACHDUNES), by Eureka Crystal Beads. This design incorporates sparkly 12mm cushion cut crystal stones, with a woven bezel of two-hole StormDuo Beads, 3mm and 6mm bicone beads, and 11/0 and 15/0 seed beads. You may use any type of earring finding you like, but I am using the marquise shape in this video for extra elegance, and a little drama.