This is a very simple yet pretty design! I’m just a beginner on beading and this helps a lot with one size 11/0 beads. Pli tell me the length of the thread!
The font you used in the video is pretty, but not good for those of us who have issues with reading because of dyslexia. Because of that, I used 18 beads to start the round and struggled until I realized the count was wrong.
I was just about to say that very same thing but someone else has obviously beaten me to the punch!! I am a graphics designer in my other life & just a couple tips to save you time & hassle if you redo it: A) As pretty & as tempting as it might be to choose a 'script' or 'cursive' style font.... DON'T DO IT‼️ No matter which script font you choose, there will ALWAYS be SOMEONE who has difficulty reading it!! Instead try to go for what's called a Sans-Serif font (in the typesetting and graphics world). A good example of a Sans-serif font is the default font that these comments appear in. A SERIF font on the other hand, is something like a 'Times New Roman' or the typeset that has appeared in the PRINT EDITION of newspapers such as the Washington Times or the New York Post for decades on end!! B) The other major concern you need to worry about is your text COLOR‼️ You have several instances where you have black text, appearing on a background of a hand that creates SHADOWS (of a rather dark brown color) which makes it nearly IMPOSSIBLE to read your text NO MATTER WHAT FONT IT WAS IN‼️‼️ Solution: Make sure that your text color CONTRASTS with your BACKGROUND COLOR(s) even if you have to change your text color mid-sentence‼️
I'm going to try to make some of these for my table top christmas tree. I may have to use my glue gun because it looked a bit flimsy when you were moving it.
Savanna Dearing It's just regular polyester sewing thread and a beading needle. The needles can normally be found near the seed beads in most craft stores.
Sorry, but this is not explained well/properly, the white background is way too bright, and you keep losing your grip on the piece so it flips all over the place, plus the long strings are hanging all over :(
Your butthurt to sincerely intended helpful criticism amuses me. I hope you've gotten better at making videos, but I won't be watching any to check. Have a nice life.
Donna... really??? that is all you can think of to comment, are you a bored 7th grader with nothing else to do but be rude and waste people times with such a useless comment.? Shame on you. Certainly you have more productive things you could spend your time on. .... like maybe making your on video, that would be so much more useful to someone like yourself, may I suggest you title it, “Learn some manners”.... then do some research so you can teach yourself some first!
Sorry if I offended anyone. I appreciate honest criticism. Which is why I only go clothes shopping with certain people. I am not 'a 7th grader' but an adult that calls it like she sees it.
@@donnaseeback1527 Piss off. When you next upload one of YOUR beading tutorials on YT, then please, let us all know so we can all call it like we see it. Jerk. There's nothing "lame" about this tutorial--it's very precise and EASY. If you can't handle it, then you're the one who has a learning disability.
These are so super cute, I just don't have words to express how adorable these are! Thank you for sharing your talent, and this pattern!
This is a very sweet little snowflake & just what I was looking for. Your video is so clearly demonstrated. Thank you very much.
Great video! Thanks for the clear instructions and the soothing music that does not distract.
Wonderful. Saw this being made with wire. So much easier with thread. Great tutorial. Everything was clear enough I guess. Thank you
How sweet! I love them in gold! (Background music is perfect. Very relaxing to bead to.)
Just made this snow flake in earrings. It's really easy and so cute. Love it ❤️ !!!
Thank you for sharing - so sweet and easy - great tutorial😊
So dainty and so beautiful.
You make it look so easy! I just wish you would narrate it, easier for my slow self to follow along. Thank you for for sharing your talent with us!
JD I'll be narrating all new vids. I may redo some of the old ones, like this one. :)
Thank you so much These are easy, fast fun and simple to do. Great video. And I like the music too!
thank you for the idea you shared. It is a beautiful gift handmade to give to someone we love, included ourselves.
Wonderful video. Easy to follow, simple for beginners to make. These will definitely be going on my Christmas tree soon. Thanks!
Really cute and good instructions! Thank you
These are great! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you. It's cut and simple to realise.
😊 Beautiful
Beautiful ❄️❄️❄️
It seems easy but it's so difficult!!!😨 Very very nice!😊
Thank you Idle Mayhem!
Excellent instruction and video. Thank you.
Thanks.... just beautiful!
Thanks very pretty.
This is a very simple yet pretty design! I’m just a beginner on beading and this helps a lot with one size 11/0 beads. Pli tell me the length of the thread!
I like these. You make it look easy and I think that they will make great gifts for co-workers. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for this tutorial 😊😊💕
these are so dainty!
Can you make them bigger? Start of with 12 beads instead of 6, then 6 instead of 3 for the points? Thanks so much for sharing they're so beautiful!
Sweet!
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love it!
The font you used in the video is pretty, but not good for those of us who have issues with reading because of dyslexia. Because of that, I used 18 beads to start the round and struggled until I realized the count was wrong.
Teşekkürler 🧿🧿🧿🧿
Thank you so much
Great video. I will definitely make these! Thanks. -- Gina
Thank you for sharing this! Do you attach the earring hooks with small jump rings? These are lovely!
Scrapjanny Yes, small jump rings, or depending on the type of ear wire, you might be able to open the loop on the bottom of the ear wire itself.
Did you use beading thread or regular sewing thread. They are beautiful and I will be making these next week.
What kind of thread are you using for this project?? You didn't have it written.
Christine Dutton Regular sewing thread.
What is the length of the thread, please?
Love it nice video
Hi, cute earrings, but the instructions are hard to read. would be helpfu if you used a wider font. thanks
M Sumpter thanks for your feedback. I'm considering re-editing the top videos and reposting them.
I was just about to say that very same thing but someone else has obviously beaten me to the punch!!
I am a graphics designer in my other life & just a couple tips to save you time & hassle if you redo it:
A) As pretty & as tempting as it might be to choose a 'script' or 'cursive' style font.... DON'T DO IT‼️ No matter which script font you choose, there will ALWAYS be SOMEONE who has difficulty reading it!! Instead try to go for what's called a Sans-Serif font (in the typesetting and graphics world). A good example of a Sans-serif font is the default font that these comments appear in. A SERIF font on the other hand, is something like a 'Times New Roman' or the typeset that has appeared in the PRINT EDITION of newspapers such as the Washington Times or the New York Post for decades on end!!
B) The other major concern you need to worry about is your text COLOR‼️ You have several instances where you have black text, appearing on a background of a hand that creates SHADOWS (of a rather dark brown color) which makes it nearly IMPOSSIBLE to read your text NO MATTER WHAT FONT IT WAS IN‼️‼️ Solution: Make sure that your text color CONTRASTS with your BACKGROUND COLOR(s) even if you have to change your text color mid-sentence‼️
Its' really beauty,thank you so much!!!!
it is just a little fast but nice desisgn
I'm going to try to make some of these for my table top christmas tree. I may have to use my glue gun because it looked a bit flimsy when you were moving it.
Odely Bonilla Use fishing line! 😊
If you use a waxed beading thread like Fireline, it will be much more sturdy :)
I've tried to make crafts like this several times but I cant find a needle and thread small and sturdy enough. What do you use?
Savanna Dearing It's just regular polyester sewing thread and a beading needle. The needles can normally be found near the seed beads in most craft stores.
THANKS FOR SHARING
I’m new at beading, I wish you would talk.
Hi! Are these 11/0 seed beads?
Yes they are.
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молодец!
Talk! Say what you are doing! Not easy to follow for a beginner!!!!
Sorry, but this is not explained well/properly, the white background is way too bright, and you keep losing your grip on the piece so it flips all over the place, plus the long strings are hanging all over :(
Your critique of a 3 year old video amuses me.
Your butthurt to sincerely intended helpful criticism amuses me.
I hope you've gotten better at making videos, but I won't be watching any to check. Have a nice life.
very cute earrings.. lame tutorial.. sorry.
Pretty lame comment too.
Donna... really???
that is all you can think of to comment, are you a bored 7th grader with nothing else to do but be rude and waste people times with such a useless comment.?
Shame on you. Certainly you have more productive things you could spend your time on.
.... like maybe making your on video, that would be so much more useful to someone like yourself, may I suggest you title it,
“Learn some manners”.... then do some research so you can teach yourself some first!
Kat Kathi 👏👏👍👍
Sorry if I offended anyone. I appreciate honest criticism. Which is why I only go clothes shopping with certain people. I am not 'a 7th grader' but an adult that calls it like she sees it.
@@donnaseeback1527 Piss off. When you next upload one of YOUR beading tutorials on YT, then please, let us all know so we can all call it like we see it. Jerk. There's nothing "lame" about this tutorial--it's very precise and EASY. If you can't handle it, then you're the one who has a learning disability.
thank you for the idea you shared. It is a beautiful gift handmade to give to someone we love, included ourselves.