Thanks, Allie, for the well done visual and vocal explanation of how to bezel a rivoli--the more I watch and listen, the better I understand the process, then I gather a few supplies and try it for myself.
We're so glad this was helpful! Please feel free to share what you create on our Facebook group for beading and jewelry-making! Here is another lovely and unique earring video you may enjoy! www.potomacbeads.com/how-to/projects-tutorials/earring-projects/PPSB957.html
I have never done this with alternating colors that is a neet look. Using the different colors made it so much easer to see what you were doing. Thank you.💕
thanks, very useful way to bezel with two delica colors, beautiful at the end and easier during cos we must only look at the color of previous row, if we would make more rows than usual❤️
This was very helpful Allie! I was trying to follow a pattern for some earrings in Bead and Button magazine and it was doing my head in. Your techniques and explanations made it much easier.
Appreciate the Tutorial Allie, Just wish you would have added in that sometimes the rivoli can be cut a littler larger and that you have to adjust the amount of delicas that are used in the beginning of the design...because I ran across this problem and to a new beader, it makes you not want to try this out because the initial 36 delicas are not enough to make bezel work, you have to add 38 or 40 to accommodate the enlarged rivoli.. really makes a difference, especially if there are embellishments to be added to the design...
Karen thanks so much for adding that helpful information! You are correct. Sometimes the stone size can vary slightly by manufacturer. If anyone is struggling, this as also helpful www.potomacbeads.com/blog/potomacbeads-blog-1/post/the-ultimate-delica-bezel-directory-136
Thank you so much for mentioning this! It was my first time attempting to bezel a Rivoli, following this tutorial. I did everything that I thought was to a "T" and couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong. I thought my tension was too tight, but then I'd see the thread. lol. Good to know!!
Thank you so for this helpful tutorial. I've seen many tutorials to bezel rivoli stones, and you made this one straight forward and easy to follow. Would you consider doing a tutorial to bezel a small rectangular stone?
Thanks for the clear example, Allie! Really needed this! I seem to always have my rivaling want to pop out. I have had to add to my bezels, using patterns I’ve learned in some of Potomac ‘ s other patterns. I would rather not have to do this. What am I doing wrong? I pull tight. Too tight?
If you are going to do a peyote bezel it is best to start with an even number of seed beads or Delicas. String the (even number) amount of beads necessary that will fit around the rivoli comfortably. Here is a good start for most rivolis: 26 for a 10mm, 32 for a 12mm, 36 for a 14mm, and 46 for an 18mm. Please feel free to share what you create on our Facebook group for beading and jewelry Here is another lovely earring video you may enjoy! www.potomacbeads.com/how-to/projects-tutorials/earring-projects/PPBW1604.html
In the most recent videos, we try to wear what we've made in previous tutorials. This necklace is the Gatsby Necklace: Gatsby Necklace - DIY Jewelry Making Tutorial by PotomacBeads ua-cam.com/video/CC0jKLY1hb8/v-deo.html
I’m trying to find where you teach how to change the counting of seed beads to the different sizes of crystals. I can’t find it? Can you help me with a link maybe?
www.potomacbeads.com/blog/potomacbeads-blog-1/post/the-ultimate-delica-bezel-directory-136 Here is the link for you. This is so helpful so bookmark it :)
It is a total of 18mm today in size (14mm for the rivoli plus the addition of the Delicas on the outer edge.) www.potomacbeads.com/potomac-crystal-rivoli-14mm
Yes it will be the same. If you want to see other 14mm options here is a link for you. www.potomacbeads.com/cabochons-button-tops Also, this may be a helpful link for you. www.potomacbeads.com/blog/potomacbeads-blog-1/post/the-ultimate-delica-bezel-directory-136
Thanks, Allie, for the well done visual and vocal explanation of how to bezel a rivoli--the more I watch and listen, the better I understand the process, then I gather a few supplies and try it for myself.
This was very helpful!
We're so glad this was helpful! Please feel free to share what you create on our Facebook group for beading and jewelry-making! Here is another lovely and unique earring video you may enjoy! www.potomacbeads.com/how-to/projects-tutorials/earring-projects/PPSB957.html
Thank you for the brilliant tutorial, definitely going to have a go and maybe build up around the bezel with different beads.
I have never done this with alternating colors that is a neet look. Using the different colors made it so much easer to see what you were doing. Thank you.💕
You make this look so easy! Thank you for the tutorial.
Thank you allie for another wonderful video. I am learning so much from you
Thank you….haven’t beefed for sometime. Placed the scalloped edge in the front of the rivaling and it looks beautiful!!
Sounds great!
Thank you Ali, so clear. I appreciate your tutorial. It's great.
What a great tutorial Aliie!
Thank you very much for sharing!
Thank you for watching
Wow fantastic tutorial. So so easy. Thank You.
I have tried this but have been unsuccessful but this tutorial was great it is clear easy to understand thank you very much
Had rivoli’s that I bought but was a little afraid to attempt them. You have made it very easy. Thank you.
thanks, very useful way to bezel with two delica colors, beautiful at the end and easier during cos we must only look at the color of previous row, if we would make more rows than usual❤️
This was very helpful Allie! I was trying to follow a pattern for some earrings in Bead and Button magazine and it was doing my head in. Your techniques and explanations made it much easier.
Glad it was helpful!
Watched the whole video. Looks like this will really make it easier to try my hand at it.....Thanks so much!!💗
You are so welcome!
Another thumbs up!!! I hope to visit your store soon!
Thank you for such clear tutorials!
You're very welcome!
Thank you so much I have such a problem with bezzelling.
Appreciate the Tutorial Allie, Just wish you would have added in that sometimes the rivoli can be cut a littler larger and that you have to adjust the amount of delicas that are used in the beginning of the design...because I ran across this problem and to a new beader, it makes you not want to try this out because the initial 36 delicas are not enough to make bezel work, you have to add 38 or 40 to accommodate the enlarged rivoli.. really makes a difference, especially if there are embellishments to be added to the design...
Karen thanks so much for adding that helpful information! You are correct. Sometimes the stone size can vary slightly by manufacturer. If anyone is struggling, this as also helpful www.potomacbeads.com/blog/potomacbeads-blog-1/post/the-ultimate-delica-bezel-directory-136
Thank you so much for mentioning this! It was my first time attempting to bezel a Rivoli, following this tutorial. I did everything that I thought was to a "T" and couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong. I thought my tension was too tight, but then I'd see the thread. lol. Good to know!!
Thank you so for this helpful tutorial. I've seen many tutorials to bezel rivoli stones, and you made this one straight forward and easy to follow. Would you consider doing a tutorial to bezel a small rectangular stone?
www.potomacbeads.com/bezeled-... Here is a link that may help you out!
Thanks for the clear example, Allie! Really needed this! I seem to always have my rivaling want to pop out. I have had to add to my bezels, using patterns I’ve learned in some of Potomac ‘ s other patterns. I would rather not have to do this. What am I doing wrong? I pull tight. Too tight?
I learned this the hard way... trail and error lol.
Can you explain how to determine how many beads you will need for different sized Rivolis?
If you are going to do a peyote bezel it is best to start with an even number of seed beads or Delicas. String the (even number) amount of beads necessary that will fit around the rivoli comfortably. Here is a good start for most rivolis: 26 for a 10mm, 32 for a 12mm, 36 for a 14mm, and 46 for an 18mm. Please feel free to share what you create on our Facebook group for beading and jewelry Here is another lovely earring video you may enjoy! www.potomacbeads.com/how-to/projects-tutorials/earring-projects/PPBW1604.html
Great tutorial, like always :) But PLEASE tell me how to make your necklace - it's gorgeous!!!
In the most recent videos, we try to wear what we've made in previous tutorials. This necklace is the Gatsby Necklace:
Gatsby Necklace - DIY Jewelry Making Tutorial by PotomacBeads
ua-cam.com/video/CC0jKLY1hb8/v-deo.html
I’m trying to find where you teach how to change the counting of seed beads to the different sizes of crystals. I can’t find it? Can you help me with a link maybe?
www.potomacbeads.com/blog/potomacbeads-blog-1/post/the-ultimate-delica-bezel-directory-136 Here is the link for you. This is so helpful so bookmark it :)
Do you recommend applying clear top coat nail polish to the back of the rivoli.??
Yes, you can use Permalac. You can watch this video here as a reference: www.potomacbeads.com/how-to-use-permalac
Can the 15/0s be delicas or do they have to be regular myukis?
They can certainly be Delicas in a 15/0 size. If you need any here is the link. www.potomacbeads.com/miyuki-delica-beads-size-15-0
What size is the finished bezeled bead?
It is a total of 18mm today in size (14mm for the rivoli plus the addition of the Delicas on the outer edge.) www.potomacbeads.com/potomac-crystal-rivoli-14mm
Is this the same for a cab?
Yes it will be the same. If you want to see other 14mm options here is a link for you. www.potomacbeads.com/cabochons-button-tops Also, this may be a helpful link for you. www.potomacbeads.com/blog/potomacbeads-blog-1/post/the-ultimate-delica-bezel-directory-136
It's hard see what mija doing ?
Sorry that you had trouble with the view. If you want to check out a different view this newer view may help.
www.potomacbeads.com/corkscre...
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Which just want to make sure that everyone understands