Thank you so much!

It actually is simple, but it takes practice...and patience during the practice part.

@Giuseppinagreco. I am from India. And and in India, we wear clothing that as glitter, sequins, stones work, mirror work, bead work, thread work, lace, etc... For special occasions like weddings, wedding anniversary parties etc... Very few designers will actually take the time to sew these things on to the garments like this. most of these things are just glued on to the garments. And after a few times wearing the garments, those things will fall off and you would need to buy again to wear for another fancy party.

Yes, this is very inspiring, thank you for posting it.

Hi pretty lady. How are you doing today??

I’m new to beading, what does 11/0 and 13/0 mean?

@@elephant0e The bigger the number the smaller the bead. 8/0, 11/0 and 15/0 are the most widely used I would say. Bead Artists will use smaller beads for more detailed work. Enjoy your beading adventure 😊

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no glovers needles used here. size 13&15 needles. and it depends with amount of beads used. its always different

Its a lazy stitch with a modified crow stitchh seems, easy to do, just need to put the needle in the right area

Thank you

guuuurl...... these are old stock. I bought out this dye lot probably over 10 yrs ago.

I just bought 2 kilos in this pink in 12/0 @Roni The Babe...

Only pull down enough to make it disappear between beads, keep the actual beading string taught but loose enough you can still feel slight movement in the beads. Like you can gently turn them

Following

no, its the leather border

Is the plastic to protect the leather?

I'm pretty sure it's two needles, it's called the 2 needle method

you’ll see later in the video she threads many beads in a curve at once, then uses a second needle and thread to secure them.

braintanned buckskin

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I can’t quite tell from the video but I know at most craft stores you can compare the diameter on packets of beads with that of the needles you use to find something that will fit through. Try to get something smaller than the bead holes so you don’t risk breaking beads or getting them stuck! If you don’t know either you might try eyeballing it or testing by lightly pulling your needle through one of your beads. if light coaxing doesn’t push your needle through, its not small enough or you may need thinner thread

She’s so iconic she doesn’t need to use sound. We still watch it without blinking. Incredible.

mostly 13/0 and some 12/0.

regular 13/0

13/0

a backpack

Nice! There is nothing like carrying or wearing something hand made.

there was no sound to hear.

This isn't a tutorial, just a glimpse into how she works.

I agree. I don’t like the silent “tutorials” or the foreign language “tutorials” that could have English closed caption but don’t, grrrr.

@@Amaia_Devon Ok, just wish she would explain a little as she works. 😟. The bead work is lovely though.

I thought there was something wrong with my phone. I’m sure it is someone not accustomed to posting.

you cant use a tambour needle on leather

Actually you can use a Tambour hook on leather!!

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