Hint: When you pull thread through (beading, sewing, embroidery, yarns etc.) hold the tail part in your fingers, letting it slide through; this will keep it from knotting 99% of the time! I'm old, been sewing & crafting for 55+ years, my great-grandmother taught me this!
thank you so much for this video! I never even wanted to try playing with seed beads, it was only the beautiful things you create I watched while having morning coffee and you made it look so simple, and just 1/2 way through this now, I am LOVING it! It's like weaving magic, so relaxing. So thankful you create these videos to share, and your sweet little puppy warming the atmosphere! If you ever make a patron ... I wish I had an avenue to share the beauty you create and the talent you have for teaching (so relaxed ). Anyway...so it won't sound all creepy like...just very thankful and wanted you to know the little sparkly colorful magic you bring into many peoples day :)
You are absolutely amazing! I just can't stop watching you videos. Love your work. It is a true pleasure to watch your creative process. Thank for taking the time to share
Oh Susan, the first time I saw one of your video's, I remembered having some pieces of polymer clay, I bought years ago. Could I, would I, should I....I did, and i'm totally addicted to beading now. I try to focus during worktime, but oh my, can;t wait to get home and bead :-D Thank you so very much for inspiring me , i love it!! XXX
Thank you so much dear friend for teaching so much I love to create , to paint, to decorate ,sculpture but right now it is kind of hard for me But a soon as I can start doing more and more crafting I will do me a necklace like this one it is simple stunning
One more time, you are great! Your tutorials are fantastic! I love the simply way. My Englisch is no perfekt but I can follow you every time! Thanks from Germany!
Hi Susan! I love doing bead embroidery!!! I do this A LOT with the cabochons I make. I have been inspired so much by your videos and love how easy it is to follow your tutorials! You have inspired me to expand on my polymer clay techniques and have started making some of my own beads from your tutorials. Also I wanted to let you know that I have shared your channel on my channel so that more people can come and see what great videos you do! Keep up the great work and hope you have a wonderful day!
Love this idea! I have lots of glass cabs that I was using for rings but some didn’t turn out great. But using this method they would work for other things too! Thanks for sharing!!
You always amaze with another awesome creation. Thank you for sharing this, I often wondered how to bead a bezel. Thank you for sharing. LOL, the thread has a mind of its own and always finds a way to catch on something or go into the wrong bead space when knotting. And, of course, it loves to just knot at any time or place.
Beautiful!! I had actually asked in a different video if it was the stiff felt that you use. Is there a specific name for it or just “stiff felt?” I’m wondering if I can buy it online... I have regular felt in my stash. Is it possible to stiffen it to use or is it just easier to buy the already stiff kind? Thank you in advance! 💜💕💜
Its a stiff felt that they sell at joanns its very inexpensive you can also use tge thickest interfacing and target sells a stack of felt that works really well also . Lots of options but idk how to stiffen felt but maybe starch?
The one a lot of people use is called Lacy’s stiff stuff. It is really expensive though I have found. I ordered a big pack of extra stiff felt that schoolteachers use and it works just fine. It is super cheap and you have loads of colors to choose from so you don’t have to color in with the markers.
I'm working on a bead embroidery piece and wanted to go back and watch this again. I appreciate everything that you have taught me!
This helped me so much. Its too bad I have to sleep. I could clay and bead all the time. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
Me too! Lol🤣🤣🤣
Watched and saved. Hope to try
Thanks for showing your talent.❤
Hint: When you pull thread through (beading, sewing, embroidery, yarns etc.) hold the tail part in your fingers, letting it slide through; this will keep it from knotting 99% of the time! I'm old, been sewing & crafting for 55+ years, my great-grandmother taught me this!
Great tip ! TFS
Boy to be inside your head, very creative.!! Love it.
It's a crazy place ! Lol
@@turtlesoupbeads751 😅I bet.
I'm astonished over your stunning work. Your pieces have artisan written all over them. I just cant say enough about your creativity and talent. Kim
Beautiful!
This would be great for all those polymer clay bezels I made trying out different colors and patterns!! Yay!
Lol...reality! I know it well! And it never fails...it always shows up when you’re trying to teach /show someone how to do it!
This looks cathartic. Now I want to go digging in my stuff!
Its very relaxing !
thank you so much for this video! I never even wanted to try playing with seed beads, it was only the beautiful things you create I watched while having morning coffee and you made it look so simple, and just 1/2 way through this now, I am LOVING it! It's like weaving magic, so relaxing. So thankful you create these videos to share, and your sweet little puppy warming the atmosphere! If you ever make a patron ... I wish I had an avenue to share the beauty you create and the talent you have for teaching (so relaxed ). Anyway...so it won't sound all creepy like...just very thankful and wanted you to know the little sparkly colorful magic you bring into many peoples day :)
Thank you , your so kind
You are absolutely amazing! I just can't stop watching you videos. Love your work. It is a true pleasure to watch your creative process. Thank for taking the time to share
Thank you 😊
Oh Susan, the first time I saw one of your video's, I remembered having some pieces of polymer clay, I bought years ago. Could I, would I, should I....I did, and i'm totally addicted to beading now. I try to focus during worktime, but oh my, can;t wait to get home and bead :-D Thank you so very much for inspiring me , i love it!! XXX
This is the easiest tutorial I have seen on bezels. Thank you 🌺
Thank you so much dear friend for teaching so much I love to create , to paint, to decorate ,sculpture but right now it is kind of hard for me
But a soon as I can start doing more and more crafting I will do me a necklace like this one it is simple stunning
Your videos are always so inspiring. Thank you!
One more time, you are great! Your tutorials are fantastic! I love the simply way. My Englisch is no perfekt but I can follow you every time! Thanks from Germany!
Amazing, I really like ur work. I will try to make a bezel edged cabachon...did I say that right 😅 keep up the great work 👍🙋🏾
I love thread conditioner, it really helps with knots, or fewer knots. LOVE your videos!
Absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing, you are a very generous person.
I love it when ur dog snores!!
Sometimes i feel like im screaming over her lol and shes so tiny to be so loud lol
Hi Susan! I love doing bead embroidery!!! I do this A LOT with the cabochons I make. I have been inspired so much by your videos and love how easy it is to follow your tutorials! You have inspired me to expand on my polymer clay techniques and have started making some of my own beads from your tutorials. Also I wanted to let you know that I have shared your channel on my channel so that more people can come and see what great videos you do! Keep up the great work and hope you have a wonderful day!
Hi Sandra thank you so much ! That was so sweet of you
Love this idea! I have lots of glass cabs that I was using for rings but some didn’t turn out great. But using this method they would work for other things too! Thanks for sharing!!
Oh gosh. I love this too. Thanks so much!
I really want to try this
Thank you for this tutorial, just need to find some stylish cabochons.
I love all your tutorials they are very informative and you explain everything would love 💕 to see more 👍🏻
Beautiful
Really like the cabs you have, they are beautiful. Also like the little tray that you have them on. As always, enjoy your videos.
Its actually a soap dish from a thrift store , i love odd little dishes to hold beads
Love your videos!
Love this always wondered how they did this. This great. Thank you
Stunning! Thank you!
Gorgeous! 😍😇
You always amaze with another awesome creation. Thank you for sharing this, I often wondered how to bead a bezel. Thank you for sharing. LOL, the thread has a mind of its own and always finds a way to catch on something or go into the wrong bead space when knotting. And, of course, it loves to just knot at any time or place.
The thread is like a child , acts up when everyone is watching and behaves well when no one is ! Lol
My thread acts up at all times! LOL.
Beautiful tfs hugs Nita
Wonderful tutorial! How do you create a bail for it? Or attach it to something to turn into a necklace?
superbe
I loved the tutorial, thank you. New Subbie Avril xx
Welcome!
Wow! Was this something that you came up with yourself? Brilliant!
Actually its a basic beading technique but I use it in so much of my work needed to share
Wow! That is stunning. You are talented!! Quite time consuming work though? I would hope you charge quite a bit for your necklaces.
How would you mesh the beads around the edge when not using the felt?
Just the same stitch however the thickness of the felt and ultrasuede together gives the beads a edge to lay flat against.
What kind of thread do you use? I am so excited to try this with all of the cabachons I have made and set aside.
I use nymo thread
Beautiful!! I had actually asked in a different video if it was the stiff felt that you use. Is there a specific name for it or just “stiff felt?” I’m wondering if I can buy it online...
I have regular felt in my stash. Is it possible to stiffen it to use or is it just easier to buy the already stiff kind? Thank you in advance! 💜💕💜
Its a stiff felt that they sell at joanns its very inexpensive you can also use tge thickest interfacing and target sells a stack of felt that works really well also . Lots of options but idk how to stiffen felt but maybe starch?
The one a lot of people use is called Lacy’s stiff stuff. It is really expensive though I have found. I ordered a big pack of extra stiff felt that schoolteachers use and it works just fine. It is super cheap and you have loads of colors to choose from so you don’t have to color in with the markers.
@@mrsbeckydaisy target has a stack of all different colors that works great
Wat is the meterial u used for stiching is it cloth or canvas dear?
Hard felt or thick interfacing
@@TurtleSoupBeads Thanku
YOU are blurring out on this one