Textured Bead Cluster Tutorial For Jewelry Making
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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Learn to make the quintessential statement piece for one-of-a-kind necklaces and bracelets using headpins, beads and chain to create texture and movement for your jewelry pieces. A fun technique for bead stringers who are ready to take their skills to the next level.
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Love “caterpillars”... such a cool, funky technique❣️
Margaret Gray my favorite! So glad you like! 😊🌸
That's beautiful! You make it look so easy!
Mishele Smoak thank you! And thank you for watching! It can be easy, it’s just a little more time consuming 🤗👍🏻
Wow! Very gorgeous! Where can I get those beautiful beads? Thank you for the great tutorial. I'm new to beading jewelry, and i find your videos very helpful. You are very gorgeous!
Cherelyn thank you so much for watching and your kind comment! I can put together a kit with the beads and findings for you if you like. I hope to have all kits available on my site in time. Feel free to email me at : Christine (@) christinewhitestyle.com 😊🌸
Thank you for your response Ms Christine. I appreciate it. I'm looking forward to see those kits in your online store. I love all the beading supplies that you use in your videos! 😍
It’s too bad we can’t see what you’re doing. Camera is out of range and there are no clear closeups to the technique you’re showing. Really unfortunate, since the finished product is so pretty.
Please hire a new camera man/woman. Your great but so much is out of the frame and not close enough to see
Jean Cary thank you so much for watching and for your feedback! Hoping you learned a useful new technique ✨📿
Thanks for the information... is it possible to get closer shots to your jewelry... can't see any detail that far away
Nancy M we are definitely focusing on slower, closer shots in upcoming videos. You can also check out my social media for more detailed pics! Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you for sharing the knowledge. I always want to make one like this. It took me many hours to finish 2 inches long. It looks beautiful and I plan to put either crystal or stone for my first necklace. ❤🙏
Beautiful.❤
Mrs white, I was wondering if you could maybe tell me what size and type of beads your using in your beautiful design.
Hi Christine! This piece is so beautiful!! It would look fabulous with crystals (Swarovski) !! I’m going to gather my small Swarovski bicones and see how it will look! Thank you so much for sharing your technique!! I’m so glad I found you......your voice and teaching technique is so soothing!! Look forward to watching and learning from your videos. ❤️😀📿🌸
Melonee, thank you so, so much for your kind feedback! And these would be stunning with Swarovski crystals ✨✨✨
Thanks a lot for sharing! You’re an artist.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
D y G Jewelry Handmade thank you so much! And thank you for watching! ☺️🤗💕
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Beautiful & so easy to make it! Thanks for sharing your designs and knowledge! I just subscribed to continue receiving your videos. Greetings from MN
Lidia McCulley thank you for your kind feedback and thank you so much for watching!
Christine calls them her babies if I’m not mistaken lol to cute! I love the ones with the color variations like the black and white beads and the neon ones are so cool!
brittney trayah haha! You are correct!! I had to come up with a fancier name for them for a video & sharing them with the world. But yes, we still call these “babies” around the shop 😂 thank you for watching!!
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Great technique! Congratulations! I will try it right away.❤️👍🏻
Thank you so much for your kind feedback! And thank you for watching! 😊🌸
I should have asked you this the other day. Does it matter what gauge the headpin wire is? Any recommendations on what size beads to use...or what the size difference between the two beads should be?! I just want to have mine turn out as great as yours!!!
Sarah Pettijohn great question! I’m using 24 gauge in the video! They are thin and great for beginners because the don’t require as much elbow grease to turn. BUT- thinner headpins tend to have smaller heads, something to consider based on your bead and hole size. So usually when I make a larger cluster, I go up to 22 or 20 gauge. There’s no formula for size difference between the beads- you can have a lot of fun experimenting here. 🤗
@@BeadsInc thanks!!!!
I loved the tutorial, but don’t know if I’m that industrious! Lol!
Julie Botkis you make so many gorgeous pieces! 😊👍🏻
So cute! You could have a lot of fun with colour and placement.
Jane McLean yes! Absolutely you could! 👍🏻
Love it
Zoskia Ayala thank you!! 😊🌸