Beaded Rosette - How to make
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- Опубліковано 22 жов 2024
- Beaded Rosettes - Andy from The Wandering Bull, LLC will teach you how to make a beaded rosette. Andy will lead you step by step to finishing your own beaded rosette. Once you learn the basic steps of creating a beaded rosette you can create several different styles of rosettes. You can purchase all you beading supplies at The Wandering Bull, LLC. Happy Beading!
Materials list:
Seed Beads- you can use any size 11/0 is a good size to start with
Thread Nylon size d
Beading needles
Bee's wax (for thread)
Pellon Fabric or leather
Scissors
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Your slow point by point step instruction is perfect. Your the first instructor I have been able to understand and follow. Thank you so much!!
Thank you, so glad you are finding the videos easy to follow. Thanks for watching!
Very cool. Your explanation and camera work is the best I have seen; really inspired me to try a rosette. Thanks!
That's great to hear. Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for these videos! My best friend is from a First Nations tribe and recently got back into beading, so I've been gifting her as much supplies as I can afford since I love her (and her husband) lots lol. I have no experience with native crafts and had no idea how any of this is done, so these videos gave me a really good idea of what I can gift her in the future. Even just bead colours, sizes, backing materials, etc. I've even bought a few small things for myself to try and am now even more impressed with how delicate and skillful you need to be to create such gorgeous pieces. Thanks so much again for sharing such wonderful resources, even for people outside of the beading art/craft space it's been so helpful!
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This is one of the best tutorial videos I have seen. I appreciate the fact he shows how difficult the darn beads can be to work with. Sometimes they just have a mind of their own. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom.
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I watched this video again and I think I get it now ! You are amazing and your rosette is beautiful! Migwech.
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Thank you… doing my first rosette… not sure how I wanted to edge it. Now I do!!! Wish me luck!
Great! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this wonderful lesson! A true gift!
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I watched another video from BLJOE and was wondering if you were him. You are GREAT in your artistry and instruction.
Thank you so much & thanks for watching!
omg, this was awesome. I have wanted to learn this for a long time and you made it look very simple. I have a project to look forward to. Thank you.
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I have been beading for decades and found this so helpful. You're a great teacher and I appreciate your generosity in sharing your expertise. Nia Wen (Thank You)!
Thank you for watching! Happy Beading.
WoW Andy!!! These Beaded Rosette are gorgeous!!! My compliments!!! So glad I found your channel, thank you!
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@@thewanderingbull9843 You're welcome! Actually, I am intrigued to learn more about your culture which I find utterly fascinating and so much atuned to nature and the truth of the Universe.
Really a great tutorial. This makes it so simple. Thanks a lot
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You are not only an expert in making rosettes, but you are a superb teacher. Thank you for explaining things so well and being able to demonstrate as you go. I look forward to seeing you teach online again, so I hope to see more videos of this quality. Many thanks!
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I really enjoyed this video and learned a lot. Thank you!!!
So glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching!!
Excellent tutorial! Thank you so much!!
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Great directions! I made a rosette with no pattern and i can now see that drawing the lines and putting that initial bead in makes all the difference. Thank you.
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Thank you for the clear and precise directions. I appreciate it.
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Thank you for sharing your gifted knowledge with us! Chi miigwetch 🧡
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Wow, you are super teacher. Thank you for sharing and God bless you
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Yawko for sharing I enjoyed the video. I enjoyed it.
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Chi-miigwech niijii! Thanks very much my friend!
This was very helpful. The trick with the paper cut out and folding to find the exact center is brilliant. I am just about to start beading and I'm just kind of staring at my supplies and trying to absorb as much as I can. I want to start with a medicine wheel like my hoops so this is great for spacing that out.
Miigwech miinawaa! Thanks again!
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!
Very nice explanation, you are really good at teaching, quite detailed. Thank you very much.
Thanks for watching!!
Excellent instructions and GREAT tips! Thank you.
So glad you find the videos helpful. Thanks for watching!
I wish I had this video 3 years ago.. I would have saved so much time trying to figure out how to start a rosette.. good tips in here hope you make more! 😎
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What an EXCELLENT tutorial! Thank you!
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Great tutorial. Easy to understand and follow, good camera angles and sound quality, lighting, etc. I have a question: What is the best way for attaching medallions to the vamps of buckskin moccasins? (Rather than beading right onto the leather.) Just center the medallion and stitch around, all the way through and be careful not to let the thread show?
Hey! Thanks for watching! I would use a glovers needle and go through the medallion and into the moccasin. You could pinch the leather on the moccasin to go in and out in the same stitch since it would be difficult to sew inside the tow of the moccasin. Hope this helps!
This is my very first rosette. You have the best tutorial that I have found. Thank you so much.
Thanks for watching! Happy Beading.
I have been doing rosettes wrong since the day I learned... I was taught to add all the beads for the row and then just tack them down and I hated making rosettes because of that because they never came out uniform. So THANK YOU so very much for making this video! I cannot wait to make a rosette the correct way
Thanks for watching! I am sure there are other ways to get it done. This way works best for us. Happy beading!
If you add them all at once and go back and tack them down youre basically doing an applique stitch. Its not wrong, just a different stitch.
You are an amazing teacher. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for watching!
I've been searching for ever for a tutorial like yours. Thanks you for the clear instructions.
Thanks for watching! Happy Beading.
Thank you for your video excellent tutorial.
Thank you for watching! Happy beading
Pretty
Excellent video! Your instructions are clear and easy to follow and the video itself is focused and a pleasure to watch. Thank you so much!
Wow, perfectly neat and looks so nice.
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This was very helpful. Would love to see the differant application for attaching to cloth or as a necklace, etc
Thank you for an explicit instructions. Easy to understand and logical directions!
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Great instructions
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Beautiful bead work , thank you very much for sharing your wonderful teaching on how to stitch the beads on the stiff Felt
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Thank you for this very helpful, clear and simple video especially for beginners like me ! :)
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Thank you. Do you have a vid on three-drop gourd stitch? This was really helpful for rosettes. 👏
Hey thanks for watching! So glad you found this video helpful! We have not done a video on this stitch, but we do have a book that cover s the technique for the two drop. wanderingbull.com/shop/media/books/beadwork-techniques-of-the-native-americans/
@@thewanderingbull9843 Thank you
Andy:
Hello. I have more of a question than a comment. I just started buying from Wandering Bull a few days ago and I've been watching all the WB videos, now I have a question on the rosette? If I were to bead on the front of a buckskin bag, would I stitch "THROUGH" the buckskin, OR would I do a surface stitch? You know, the stitch where I only barely go through the surface of the Buckskin. I'm sure there's a proper term for that stitch, but I don't know what it is?
Also, you list #11 beads as a good starting point in the description, but then you say you're using #10 beads. Why is that? I just ordered a bunch of #11 seed beads, now I'm concerned that those may be to small for me to work with? I have 4 vials of Delicas glass seed beads here that measure 1.7mm in diameter and they're microscopic. I thought #11's were about 2mm in diameter? That's very close to these and these are way too small for me.
I had a stroke 9 years ago and my hands and fingers don't work quite like they used to. I tried beading right after my stroke with these, and found it to be waaaaay over my head dexterity wise? Now in my infinite stupidity, I'm going to try it again.:~))))
Thank you very much.
God bless:
Dave
Thanks for watching!! I would go through the buckskin all the way to be sure it is attached.
Lol, 'big ugly knot'... I gotta start using that 😂👍
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Thank you.
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You do such beautiful work , love watching your tutorials. Thank you
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Ty great work
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Question, is that a 4 inch square of pellon you are beading on?
Yes we used a pellon square. Thanks for watching!
Thank you very much for this tutorial. It is great I’m a new header n I think I got this technique. Thank sir.
Nice job, thanks for watching
What an excellent tutorial! Very clear and informative. And your rosette designs are beautiful! Thank you so much.
Oh thank you! And thanks for watching!
Your tutorial was great! I have been wanting to learn this for so long. Thank you so much for nice and clear instructions and being so descriptive. I am enjoying making rosettes and I just started. I already have some patterns drawn up. I am so excited to learn this. I love your website too and hope to be ordering some beads from you as soon as I can! Thank you for sharing this beautiful beading technique! Blessings to you and thanks again!
Hello, Thank you for watching, so glad it worked out for you. Happy Beading!!
Thank you, it would be more helpful, to have a close up of your actual beading, as you're laying it down to get the design. But so far the best tutorial I've seen!
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Thank you so much!
Great teacher! Miigwech
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Very nicely explained and executed! I’ve never attempted such a pattern in bead embroidery. In gratitude to you, now I can try. Many thanks!
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Thank you. No more guesswork trying to "orient" my work. No more off wampuss beadwork lol.
Thanks for watching, happy beading !
That was very informative; thank you👏🏽
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You are an excellent teacher:) thank you
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Amazing tutorial! Thank you for sharing🙏🏼I look forward to starting mine 😄
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Beautiful, thank you 🙏💛☀️ Appreciate.
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Thank you very much for this video. It was very informative and clear!
Thanks for watching! Happy Beading
Hi! What is the name of that white material where the mostacilla is woven?
Hi, thanks for watching! You would use either Pellon Fabric or leather.
Can you tell me if I could use 11/0 seed bead for This project? Miigwech !!
Thanks for watching! Yes you can use the 11/0 beads.
This was so helpful!! Please put out more content!
Thanks for watching. We will be working on more tutorials soon.
The turtle rosette is nice
Thanks! and thanks for watching.
Thank you so much!❤️😍
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Thank you. Very helpful.
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Can you tell me the thickness of the stiff felt you are using. Thank you.
We use a medium to heavy weight Pellon fabric for our rosettes. Thanks for watching!
Advice / instruction on attaching a beaded "chain" for a necklace?
I would attach the loop to the backing material after you are done beading. Thanks for watching!
¡Sencillamente fabuloso! Gracias.
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Awesome tutorial!! Thank you!!☺️☺️
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Love your videos. I'd like to know which number Pellon fabric do you use for beading. Thanks in advance.
Thank you for watching! We use a medium to heavy weight Pellon fabric for our rosettes.
Great video and very descriptive! Was a nice refresher after being out of bead work for so long. I just had a quick question. When your close to running out of thread what's the best knot and technique to tie off before starting a new thread? Much thanks and God bless!
Hello Thanks for watching. Best is to tie off the old thread under your work. And start a new thread coming up where you left off. Happy Beading.
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Great review of your Haliburton, Ontario, Canada classes. Still enjoying 3 of your pieces you donated to the HSAD auction.
Friends.
Thanks for watching, will pass your message onto Andy!
I was wondering if you could show how to make a hair piece with the stick going through the piece as a hair tie
Will add to list of suggestions for future ones. Thanks for watching.
Loved it!
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Thank you
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Great job, thanks.
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I found your tutorial to be very helpful. My question is what happens if for some reason the red bead sits slightly off the lines?
Hello, Thank you for watching, you may need to cull out your beads so the beads are all uniform and they will sit better.
Will it make a difference in how much beads you use if you use size 11 beads?
Thanks for watching! What size rosette will you be making?
@@thewanderingbull9843 one like you made on the tutorial.
@@emiliakoteen9874 One hank of each color you plan to use in your design will be more than enough.
Do you ever use animal hides for your base?
Yes you could use a leather base. Thanks for watching!
Thank you, desde colombiaa IAm práctis
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Fantastic. Could you kindly show us how to add thread incase it got over half way through. Tku.
Hello Thank you for watching! If your thread is running low bring it to the back of the project tie a knot. Start a new thread bringing the needle up where you tied your knot. We will add your suggestion to our list, thanks for the input.
Beautiful! Thank you.
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Hi Andy! Can you do a video of how to add a beaded necklace/chain to a complete medallion/rosette?
Thanks for watching, we will add it to the list.
When you tack down the first row, do you stitch down through the inside of that circle and up through the outside? Thanks.
come UP on the inside, and go DOWN on the outside is our suggestion. Thanks for watching, happy beading!
Hi Andy, I have been watching all your tutorial for I am just a beginner starting out from your great videos, my question is when you made your paper templates, what size is the dimension that you end up with? Thank you🙏
Thanks for watching. The finished rosette will be what ever size you cut our if you don't add an edging. The size I am using here is about 3" .
Could you provide a list of all the materials you used? Thanks!
Thanks for watching! Good suggestion, we will add a list of materials.
This was so awesome thank you 🙏🏽
Hello, what type of thread are you using? Do you use sinue? I would like some actual sinue but am having trouble finding it, I'm not a fan of the artificial waxed kind.
Thanks for watching, we use a nylon beading thread "NYMO" for most of our beading projects. But we do sell real sinew here is a link to that product on our website wanderingbull.com/?s=sinew+real&post_type=product
Oh no, did Chris get fired from making videos? lol Great vid, guys.
No Chris has more to come! Thanks for watching!
This is a great video and your work is beautiful, thank you. Any advice on how to make a rosette with a non abstract design. For example, making a simple turtle design? Would you first draw the turtle design on the rosette? Then work the rosette? Thank you for any tips you can provide.
Drawing out a geometric design helps. That way you can see how it will look roughly AND you can count beads as you go. You can also use an applique stitch and stitch the beads down as if you were actually drawing the design out.
How do you take out a mistake when your working with a double threaded needle? I had to cut my thread close to the needle, take out the mistake, rethread my needle with the attached thread so I could knot it off on the back and then start with a newly double strand needle to continue the pattern. I just wasn’t able to put the needle through the fabric to try to fix the mistake. Everyone shows how to do but none of the 100’s of videos I have watched shows how to correct a stitching mistake. I’m using that “Stiffy” material. I’m new to this.
Please help!!! ❣️
Assuming you are past your mistake, go to the back side and cut the thread where the mistake is and pull the beads off the front side. Take new needle and thread and go up from the back and replace the beads you've removed. Replace the missing beads with the correct pattern of beads. You may need to go two beads before and two beads after to get it securely on the fabric. If you have any other questions just give us a call at 1-800-430-2855. Thanks for watching!!
miigwech 🖤
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If sailors want a knot to prevent a line from slipping through an eye, they will use a stopper knot or figure eight knot. It's like a double overhand knot.
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Great video. I am wondering where you purchase your beads from and what they are called.
Hello Thank you for watching, The beads come from Wanderingbull.com and they are Czechoslovakian seed beads .
@@thewanderingbull9843 They are, Czech Seed Beads. Not Czechoslovakian. The Czech Republic (Czechia) and Slovakia are two separate countries now. Have been since 1993.
@@nancyland5238 thanks for pointing this out, You are correct .
Hi, i have a question , how do you call this white paper, ( i know, it's no paper),what is it? I'm from Germany and We don't know it here.
Would be verry nice, when you could tell me, the name of it. Thank you
Hello Thanks for watching! The paper is just any kind of paper you have to trace the circle. What you would bead on is Pellon which is an interfacing for sewing fabric. You can get at any fabric store here is the states.
@@thewanderingbull9843 Thank you
A little tip - round off the corners of the backing so your thread doesn't get caught on the corners. :)
Thanks for watching and for the tip!
Where can I buy the book?
Thanks for watching! You can purchase beadwork books at WanderingBull.com Here is a link wanderingbull.com/?s=beadwork+book&post_type=product
How long does it take to make one for begginers
Hello Thanks for watching! It really depends on the person and the craft skill. But it could be a quick as one sitting.