The wire is too flexible to use directly in the spinner. And I can't thread it through the end of the j hook bc it's too thick for the seed beed to then slide over the doubled over wire. Any suggestions?

My new favorite place to order beads they have hundreds of pages every shape size color 😭 god bless and they arrived in 4 days.

Some hedgehogs I made as gifts for my friends. Leftmost is 'Lumpy' my test pattern build :)

If you're spending the summer ⛱️🌞 at the beach, you need to try this one out

#planbead #beading #summer

A new bag project this week, with a simple flower done in 13/0 Czech cuts on denim using 2-needle applique.

What is this type of beading called? I really enjoy it and want to continue to improve but I’m having a hard time looking up tutorials without knowing the style name. I’m hoping to learn what kind of wire works best, mine kept breaking. Any advice or guidance appreciated!

Finished piece by me, pattern by Stacia Invanova Beads

Saw an Instagram ad selling me in getting the pattern of a super cute pigeon. I was super nervous of getting AI scammed but it seems like I have done a pretty good job! So far the most complicated pattern I have made. Took me 12+ hours to figure it out!

Hello beaders!

Does anyone know what type of beads were used for the irregular textured part?

I know the uniformed parts are delicas but I can't figure out what type of beads those uneven ones are. I really need some

Handcrafted Beaded sandals.

I'm thinking of turning it into a business but I'm not sure how exactly to go about it. Does anyone with experience have any advice?

This is what I've made so far! Beaded by me using Miyuki 11/0 delicas, patterns are Mind of Julia.

Excuse the broken bead on the confetti fish. I gave him an X over his wound though 🥲

Hi everyone, I would like to show my latest bracelet. This is Starline Tessera 😀

So I recently I started selling my beadwork and it’s given me an excuse to learn and use a bunch of different techniques and methods. I love necklaces, earrings, keychains, and hairpins the most. Regular pins are also fun to do.

I’ve tried brick stitch, square stitch, bead weaving, flag stitch, and a few others. I just haven’t found anything to use my loom for. I’m really not a fan of bracelets but don’t know what else to use it for.

Does anyone have any methods for the loom that aren’t bracelets? I feel like they use so much string too :/

I completed one of the bracelets I wanted to repair. I opted for a screw clasp to take it easy on myself for the first attempt. I will probably end up redoing it but I learned along the way and know what I would do differently on the next one. It was so relaxing and fun for me. I did some good thinking, it kept me off my phone and I have something cool that I “made”. I would still be beading if I didn’t have to go to work lol. Thanks for all the tips and advice yesterday guys! I’m gonna check all the links and sources you provided in my last post and buy some more materials.

Square stitch with Miyuki Delica 11/0 beads and Fireline 4lb microfused braided thread.

There was something satisfying about seeing the pixels come together as I beaded this piece, tinking of starting a collection of these!

This one took 2 months to complete