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Thank you! I will add a new one soon on how to crochet a purse in a circle

Thank you for your lovely comment! I am glad that I have helped a bit with bead crochet

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Thank you!

Hope I helped!

I am glad that I could help out!

That is a great suggestion! Try to show in bigger beads

Thank you for kind words, I am in progress of releasing more, just setting up the space so people can see better

@@globalcrafts9795 very beautiful but how I know when I see a pattern if it's for a ball or for an egg?

When pre-stringing your beads, do you start from the bottom of the pattern and does it matter if you string left to right, or right to left?

Thank you for your comments!

It does not matter if you start stringing from top of the pattern or bottom of it. However, you should start stringing in this order: start either from left top corner and go down, or from right bottom corner of the pattern and proceed up

Thanks for your comment! I started one and mine is spinning like a spiral and I tried to re-work the pattern to lean the other way, but I'm going to try just making the last two beads the increase instead - much easier than re-stringing the whole thing!

Sarah Riedener 2 problems I had two days ago : the pattern was wrong from the very beginning : wrong stringing order (top to bottom BUT left to right instead of right to left) : so I put increases at the end of each sequences. Then the pattern begun to spiral at the « no more increase row »... how to explain... the next bead was « late » in the spiral, like if one was missing. So... I « sheated » the last row of increase : the very last increase was made using the first bead of the next row : and it worked ! all was all right until the end ! Hope I am clear 😳

Thank you!

Yes! Thank you! That should work as well, just like on regular crochet

it's near the start of the video, about 4 minutes in. Count the beads across in each row - row 1 has 5 beads, row 2 has 10 and so on. String them in that order, reading straight across. Not all patterns have a written section.

You do add the beads by columns, first column either starts at the left top corner and go down from 1st page, or you can start from the last page, from the mist left corner and go up the column

When you stranger the beads, you did it from top to bottom, so you start crocheting from top to bottom. Hope it makes sense

Hello, we use Adobe Illustrator for our patterns

Hi Debbie, try to crochet according to the pattern, maybe try to make additions at the end of each triad, quartet, etc. See if it will help you out.

Thank you, I will try my additions at the end and see if that helps

I was able to make the pattern work by increasing at the end of the section. Thank you for your help.

Debbie Nieman please I have the same problem... do you mean you put the 2 LAST beads of a section in one single crochet instead of the 2 FIRST beads? ex: 3 rd row = 1 then 2 instead of 2 then 1 ?

For this particular scheme the ball is 8 cm in diameter

Hello, I have a pattern on my website: www.thechmsupply.com/product/beaded-christmas-bells-ornament-pattern/

I have to apologies for the late reply, hope it is not too late, my advise role the other side into the thread ball, so it would not tangle

Depending what kit you are interested in: we have bracelets starting from $12 + shipping, ornaments are $27 + shipping

That is an excellent question to which I don’t know the answer. You can definitely try and let me know if it is possible

Creative HandMade Market The CHM Beads I might try it out! I’ll let you know if it works!

I did one in peyote with 8/0. It turned out pretty good. But my computer crashed big time an I lost the row count.

I think you can, I haven’t tried though

Hi, I am using size 11/0 and also 15/0. For beginners I recommend to start with size 8/0 and then go to 11/0 when you feel comfortable

Hi! Also what is the thread size you are using ?

Usually size 20

How about in this tutorial all is size 15/0 beads ? And size 20 thread?

I use size 10/0 for ornaments and size 15/0 for necklaces, but size 11/0 or 10/0 can also be used for jewellery making

It is all trial and error

You can also put soft staffing inside, in this case you do not need to worry about the ball diameter

That’s a lot of work for trial and error. What I can do is buy multiple sizes of balls and as the pattern is coming along test the size of the balls. Thank you! By the way, the ornament came out great!

@@claygirl6133 That is what I meant :))))

Please visit www.thechm.com

Hello Kate, I am using JDBeads software

Visit my website instead: www.thechm.com

Here is the pattern link: www.thechmsupply.com/product/beaded-christmas-bells-ornament-pattern/

@@globalcrafts9795Muchas Gracias !!! 🙏🏻✨😘

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@@globalcrafts9795 спасибо

Sorry, I do not speak Spanish

Observar las manos no necesitas escuchar así he podido conseguir realizar todos los trabajos que suben en otro idioma

Tastes differ

I hope I will. Thank you for subscribing to my channel

patience is a virtue

You could be nicer you know.

I am not a professional crocheter, so do not know terminology very well, but I am learning every day and trying to expand my vocabulary. Thank you for your understanding!