Tambour Chapter 2 Seed Beads 1

This is the second in a series of videos to accompany my book TAMBOUR BEADING AND EMBROIDERY: A handbook of techniques based on the basic tambour stitch. It is available through Blurb.com.
You can see more of my work on my Facebook page: Bead Embroidery and Design Studio and on my web site:
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[@barbaragrow8482]

Thankyou for taking the time to produce video.Much appreciated

[@Couturestroke]

Super thanks 💗

[@PentaPhobia1349]

Thank you, very interesting video! Can't wait to learn more!

[@belindazhu271]

hi robert! i was wondering if you could make a video explaining how to make dangling strands of beads off of a piece? thanks for your videos! :)

[@ADRESSASOARES]

Hello! Another great class! Im waiting for attaching individual beads class!
Ps: Your website isnt working...

[@BeingBeverly1]

Are you using a length of thread that is preloaded with beads? I am watching all of this for the first time and haven't tried this yet, thanks.

[@tambourbeader]

In all cases the beads or sequins are put onto a SPOOL of thread. That is why a tambour beader needs beads that come in hanks and sequins that come in worms ...just tie the thread the beads/sequins come on to the spool of thread to be used and transfer them ! Easy peasy! Sometimes the beads one wants to use dont come in hanks but are loose. In that case a bead spinner makes short work of threading up the spool with beads