Half Tila Herringbone Necklace | Two Hole Beading Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- ✿ Hey beautiful! It’s Gina from orchidandopal.com. 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 will alternate the rows in a slim vertical stripe design. For specific materials, and where I recommend purchasing them, please see the list below.
✿ Materials List - for one 17" necklace (See Blog Post for Specific Colors: bit.ly/30D3DCd)
*** For longer length, you can also add an extender chain to the clasp area. :)
✔ Miyuki Half Tila Beads in 2 Colors (~3g ea):
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✔ 11/0 Seed Beads (~1g)
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✔ 15/0 Seed Beads (~1g)
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✔ 8-10ft - 6lb Fireline, or beading thread of choice
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✔ Beading Needle, Size 10
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✔ 2 - Wire Guards (4.5x5mm)
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✔ 2 - Jump Rings
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✔ 1 - Clasp of Choice
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✔ Jewelry Pliers
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✔ Scissors
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✔ Bead Mat
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This pattern is a great springboard for many other types of two-hole herringbone designs. You can change up where the colors are placed, how many colors are used, and even play around with making a wider variety, which would be even more similar to the ones featured in the bracelet tutorial: • Half Tila Two Hole Her...
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Updated: 2020-10-06
Love the design and the pattern looks super easy watching you do it - looks like I have a couple of Christmas gifts I need to make! 😁👍
I'm so glad you enjoyed!! 💜
✿ Blog post with materials list and specific colors used: bit.ly/30D3DCd
Hi all! This pattern is a great springboard for many other types of two-hole herringbone designs. You can change up where the colors are placed, how many colors are used, and even play around with making a wider variety, which is even more similar to the ones featured in the bracelet tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/aWoubCkEoWE/v-deo.html In addition, a similar method may be used for other two hole beads, including: SuperDuos, CzechMates Diamonds, Rulla Beads, and the list goes on. Have fun playing around with this beadweaving technique, and feel free to leave a comment below! Thanks for watching! 💜
I love this pattern! Thank you for the tutorial!!!! The 16" on me is a TIGHT choker. Is that size a popular one?
Hi Frances, great question - I would suggest adding a length of 2-3" of extender chain to the necklace to make it adjustable for multiple sizes :D Thank you so much for addressing that! Simply going with 18" would also be a safe bet for those who would like a looser fit. I like a 16-17" for the base of my neck, but of course we're all different. :)
I like 18 to 20.
I like this one too. I think I'll try this one before doing the V. Thank you 😊
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Hi Gina, for a straight bracelet, can I use all 15/0s instead. Thank you
You can! I actually have a tutorial for a braclet, but it is a slightly wider variety. Thanks for watching!
Oh Gina that is beautiful...I have 4 bracelet with that stich and mom my wants a bracelet so bad...anyway instead of wire guard can I use the end ribbon ??
Sure you can! Definitely try to use what you have and make it work. You could even make a loop of seed beads, reinforced well, on either side for attaching the findings. Thanks for watching, Fabiana! :)
@@ORCHIDandOPAL I do have wire guard but my piece doesn't come out as pretty as your pieces so since though will be easy using the end ribbon
Thank you.
Beautiful.... now to buy some half tila beads😁
Thanks so much for watching, Vicky! 💜
Thank you for the tutorial, just finish the necklace and bracelet is so much fun 🤩, good Christmas present 🎁 thanks again.
You’re welcome 😊
GM MRS. GINA WOW IT'S BEAUTIFUL SOMETIMES IT'S REALLY HARD 4 ME 2 PUT THE THREAD OR LINE N THE NEEDLE HELP PLZ
Hi Andrea! You definitely have to flatten the tip of the thread a bit in order to get it to go through. Also using 6lb. fireline with a size 10 beading needle should work. 💜
@@ORCHIDandOPAL I TRIED 2 BUT THREAD WAS UNTANGLING & THE NEEDLE LOOKED 2 SMALL SO WHAT ? BRAND OF NEEDLES U. USE
I loved the bracelet I made 2 of them😊 beautiful bracelet. Right now I’m learning bead netting, so far so good. Thank you for this beautiful matching necklace TFS
Yay! Thanks so much, Cathy! 💜
I'm not a beadweaver, but even I might try this one. Nice!
Yay! Definitely give it a try! 💜
I have been wanting to make a necklace to go with my bracelet! Thanks!
Yay! So glad to hear it, Janet! 💜
Absolutely beautiful and yet so simple. Thank you Gina! ❤️👍🏻
You are so welcome, Marta! 💜
I am so glad you are willing to share your creativity with others. I have made a few items from your tutorials that have really turned out so much better than i expected. Thank you.
Thank you so much, Pattie! That really means a lot to me, and I am so glad you're here! :)
I made several bracelets so now I can try the necklace! Thanks, Gina!
Yay! So glad to hear it! 💜
Fun and easy to stitch-Thanks, Gina, for sharing this design with us.
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching, Sue! 💜
Hi Gina💜 Love everything you create! So pretty😀
Thank you so much, June! That is so sweet of you, and I appreciate you being here!!
Wow! So elegant yet so easy. Can't wait to try this. Thanks!
You're very welcome, Crystal! They are so fun to make!
This is so awesome! Thank you for sharing!
I'm so happy to hear you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching, Sharon! 💜💜💜
Perfect!
Thanks so much, Kristin!! :)
A very classy look. I think I'm gonna try to make one soon. Thank you.
You are very welcome, Kathy! I'm glad you like it. Thank you for watching! :)