How to Make a Dread Bead for Breast Cancer Awareness Month | Pink Ribbon Charm

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  • Either we have been impacted directly or know someone that has been impacted by breast cancer. This video will show you how to make a dreadlock bead for breast cancer awareness month so that you can show support to friends and family.
    Please, after you take the time to watch this video, please do something to help those with breast cancer whether directly or monetarily. Please do your research before donating to a cause and remember that anything helps.
    This video is dedicated to my mom. Breast cancer is a difficult thing to go through. My mom won her fight, but not everyone is so lucky, and not everyone has help through their battle to keep the lights on and food on the table. Even just one day of rest can make a heap of difference.
    Help make a difference and give support today!
    As always - my apologies for the roosters next door. They are always talkative while I try to film.
    If you would like to see more tutorials or if you have tutorial suggestions or requests, you are welcome to message me.
    For more about Heather, Heatherfish Creations, Dreads, or Dreadlock Beads, you can go here:
    Heather's Website: heatherfish.com/
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  • @LAdouglas
    @LAdouglas 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you for your lovely designs, it’s a thoughtful gift for many, especially the ones battling with Cancer. I wish you all the best and good health for your mum.

  • @alfredamazyck4912
    @alfredamazyck4912 3 роки тому

    I loved it and rooster was relaxing

  • @carolyngregory9335
    @carolyngregory9335 3 роки тому

    Absolutely, amazing. Your tutorial was great

  • @tcole7692
    @tcole7692 6 років тому

    That's so Beaitiful ❤ my auntie had 2 bouts with breast cancer Thank God she is cancer free and healthy

  • @phyllwilliams3926
    @phyllwilliams3926 5 років тому +1

    Thank you so much for your time and love...blessings to you and yours!!

  • @Memphisgirl-jk5tq
    @Memphisgirl-jk5tq 4 роки тому

    Nicely done. Thx.

  • @juliarodriguez89
    @juliarodriguez89 5 років тому +1

    Thanks for sharing this video🌸 I love it & I love the way you talk🌸 Hope 🙏 your Mom is better🌸 God Bless You , your Fam. & Husband that helps a lot🌸

  • @naturalcurls4life576
    @naturalcurls4life576 7 років тому +5

    Love it, very nice! I am only 4 months loc'd but I want to make my own jewelry. My dad and grandma died from cancer. I would love to make that and wear to honor them. TFS!

  • @goldiesovicious
    @goldiesovicious 4 роки тому

    Thx for sharing!

  • @jessicam6429
    @jessicam6429 7 років тому

    The crystal ones are absolutely gorgeous!!!

  • @artmakcustoms983
    @artmakcustoms983 5 років тому +1

    This is super dope! Thank you for sharing

  • @gingermoore7247
    @gingermoore7247 4 роки тому

    Beautifully done and very simple. Great idea!

  • @jodavis3658
    @jodavis3658 4 роки тому

    Thank u this was great

  • @Scarystoriesrecap
    @Scarystoriesrecap 8 років тому

    Heather! THANK YOU so much for making this video!! I could not figure out how to make a dread bead with wire. I got it, thanks to you! YOU ROCK! Beautiful work :)

    • @Scarystoriesrecap
      @Scarystoriesrecap 8 років тому +1

      +Heather Parsons You are really good at explaining things. Keep making videos about how to make ALL of the beads you showed!!

  • @kgfw3919
    @kgfw3919 4 роки тому

    This is really neat! Thank you for sharing 🤙🏻👍🏻✌🏻

  • @larondakelly5012
    @larondakelly5012 4 роки тому

    Well done! And professional! Thank you

  • @tonimcdaniel5388
    @tonimcdaniel5388 7 років тому +3

    You are very talented. Very nice detail. Excellent explanation and visual of what you were doing. I would love to see other loc jewelry tutorials. #New Subbie

  • @ocilanealexis97
    @ocilanealexis97 7 років тому +1

    u have the best video thanks

  • @GoGetIt411
    @GoGetIt411 4 роки тому

    Hey pretty lady love this!! Love your hair!! Thanks for the video!!-deborah

  • @Tiff-f1s
    @Tiff-f1s 7 років тому +2

    that's beautiful
    good job!!

  • @tanyathompson9643
    @tanyathompson9643 5 років тому

    Love ur locs. They are so neat

  • @missshannonsunshine
    @missshannonsunshine 6 років тому

    I loove this creativity

  • @NikkiNickole
    @NikkiNickole 7 років тому +1

    Best Tutorial ! thanks ! :)

  • @maeb4unaturals51
    @maeb4unaturals51 7 років тому +1

    Thanks so much for this video, you have inspired me to want to make my own loc jewelry. I love to look unique so this is right up my alley. Thanks again, and when I make some I will be sure to let you know and give you a shout out.

    • @HeatherfishCreations
      @HeatherfishCreations  7 років тому +2

      MAE B 4 U NATURALS I'm so happy to have inspired you! I will look forward to seeing your beautiful work! Happy creating! Blessings. :)

  • @eunicewashington2099
    @eunicewashington2099 3 роки тому

    Would like to see how you make the weaving and the double wrap. And a cage bead

  • @MeeMeesArtyParty
    @MeeMeesArtyParty 7 років тому

    Thank you for sharing.

  • @lexxikang
    @lexxikang 7 років тому

    This is beautiful

  • @murphylaw2436
    @murphylaw2436 2 роки тому

    I am almost a 10 year survivor from both breasts having cancer. I would love to see the braided spiral please

  • @carolyngregory9335
    @carolyngregory9335 3 роки тому

    Could you please show how you did other loc trinkets

  • @kimmykim1005
    @kimmykim1005 5 років тому +1

    Beautiful work with a great purpose 😍 What gauge is the wire?

  • @cc507724
    @cc507724 7 років тому +5

    I would like to see a wire weaving tutorial please.

  • @gingermoore7247
    @gingermoore7247 4 роки тому +1

    What gauge aluminium did you use for this particular video?

  • @AKIYIAKELLY
    @AKIYIAKELLY 7 років тому

    Thanks

  • @nickinicolewalker
    @nickinicolewalker 4 роки тому

    How do you keep your tool from scratching the wire as you're adjusting it, that's the problem I'm having. I almost feel like I need a rubber tip.

  • @MsOwens-vn5nt
    @MsOwens-vn5nt 5 років тому

    That was very well explained. What size was the wire that you used and do they change color after a while?

  • @mayac349
    @mayac349 7 років тому

    Your really good, can I please see the double wire one ☺

  • @lexxikang
    @lexxikang 7 років тому

    Can you do a video on wire weaving pls

  • @preteyes
    @preteyes 5 років тому

    Wire weaving tutorial please

  • @brakeyawatson6238
    @brakeyawatson6238 5 років тому

    Nice video! What size wire did you use?

  • @robinnewmanburton
    @robinnewmanburton 4 роки тому +1

    What gauge wire did you use to nake that?

  • @ariellekight8961
    @ariellekight8961 5 років тому

    What kind of wire is this specifically and where can I get it

    • @HeatherfishCreations
      @HeatherfishCreations  5 років тому +2

      Hi Arielle :) I used 12 gauge aluminum wire for this video. You can buy it at any craft store. Michaels and JoAnn's has it in my area.

  • @daniellepeake866
    @daniellepeake866 6 років тому

    ❤💜❤💜

  • @jackiewoodlen5794
    @jackiewoodlen5794 5 років тому

    I work so much do u sell them

    • @HeatherfishCreations
      @HeatherfishCreations  5 років тому

      Hi Jackie :) While I don't sell breast cancer awareness themed beads(I don't feel right doing so) I do have several different coil designs in my shop that would be easy to add a charm to at home. :) Here is my shop link: www.etsy.com/shop/HeatherfishCreations

  • @-cotton-bri-
    @-cotton-bri- 7 років тому

    what size wire did you use?

    • @HeatherfishCreations
      @HeatherfishCreations  7 років тому +1

      Hi UnikDesigns :) I used 12 gauge aluminum wire for this video. However, 14 or 16 gauge will also work for this design.

    • @-cotton-bri-
      @-cotton-bri- 7 років тому

      Heatherfish Creations thank you so much!! very beautiful!!

    • @HeatherfishCreations
      @HeatherfishCreations  7 років тому

      UnikDesigns Jewelry Thank you!

  • @MsDeongi
    @MsDeongi 6 років тому

    I still aint use to white folks with dreads 😂

    • @HeatherfishCreations
      @HeatherfishCreations  6 років тому +1

      Pollinated Flaws I hear you. :) Google "The Dying Gaul" and read about my celtic ansestory. It's rather interesting. My ansestors were captured and made to fight in the Roman gladiator arenas, before they eventually migrated to the northern British isles from Turkey and formed the celtish clans. It's pretty interesting stuff, and might help a bit in regard to your perception of "white folks with dreads". :)

    • @missshannonsunshine
      @missshannonsunshine 6 років тому +1

      Heatherfish Creations I mostly think that it’s stigmatized because of the hate that black people got for it and it was then seen as a “ blck“‘thing even though many other races has had some form of dreads in their history. It was just another thing to put them down. It’s good to know your history and the history of others though.

  • @sweettiff1657
    @sweettiff1657 7 років тому +1

    please stop calling them dreads. they arent a negative thing to have. locs or your crown is more positive

    • @HeatherfishCreations
      @HeatherfishCreations  7 років тому +8

      tp Thank you kindly for the correction. I will take it into consideration, however, I don't worry too much about pc words. There are too many other problems in the world to worry about.... like cancer. Someday, humanity as a whole will stop picking apart each other and start solving global problems. Language nuances aren't one of them. If we did the history on every common phrase or word we speak in a day, and this includes every language, I guarantee half of them were born in less than positive circumstances. But....that is just my opinion. *braces for hate barrage.

    • @cristavixen1013
      @cristavixen1013 5 років тому

      @@HeatherfishCreations the word dreadlocks came from the English saying locked hair looked dreadful. Locs are beautiful, they are NOT dreadful! I loved the video and the thorough explanation on making loc jewelry!

  • @IWH777
    @IWH777 Рік тому

    BEEN THERE DONE THAT TIMES 2🤬🤬🤬
    ONCE IN 2008 AN THE SECOND TIME WAS IN 2019
    WAS MOSTLY BY MY SELF ON BOTH COUNTS...😢😢💪💪💪
    FIRST TIME WAS A NIGHTMARE🥴🥴🥴; AN I PROMISED THE TATAS IF THEY EVER THREATENED ME AGAIN THEY WOULD GO BYBY...
    AN THE SECOND TIME I JUST LET IT ROLL OFF ME LIKE WATER & SAID BYBY TO THE TATAS....
    I LOOK IT THIS WAY:::
    1. IF GOD WANTS TO TAKE ME HOME; IM GOOD WITH THAT & I WIN....👍👍👍
    2. IF GOD LETS ME STAY ON THIS MUD BALL; I WIN...👍👍👍
    3. AN MOST BESTEST THING EVER, THE DEVIL IS NOT IN CONTROL AN I WIN BIG TIME...👍👍👍
    BLESSINGS & BE HOPE FILLED TO ALL THOSE OUT THERE THAT HAS TO GO THRU THE NIGHTMARES AN HAS TO DO IT ALONE..
    [[SO IF YOU HAVE TO WALK THREW HELL;;;;;;; THEN WALK THREW IT CHIN UP AN LIKE YOU OWN THAT UGLY PLACE...👣👣👣👣]]💗💗💗
    GOD BLESS YA'LL
    ❣❣❣❣❣❣