Thank you and you're welcome!

Thank you Louise!

Thank you!

Glad you like it!

You're welcome! This technique can take a bit of figuring out, so well done for getting there and I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! Yes, that was my problem with the standard herringbone weave, particularly on bracelets. I'm glad to have a solution for you! 😃

Excellent! If you don't mind me asking, what was the sticking point? I'm thinking of writing a step-by-step to help explain, so it would be great to know what needs the attention!

Thank you!

Thank you and you're welcome!

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Sorry that you're having trouble. There are a couple of areas to be careful of. First is when threading on the weaving wires to begin with. I always put them on the wire so they are both coming over the wire in the same direction - then turn one so it is heading in the opposite direction and 'underneath'. Then when weaving it might be useful to think of each of these wires filling in one side of the bead. After that, it is just a matter of making sure you're wrapping each wire alternately around the headpin each side. So whenever I have two wires at the same end of the bead, I work with the one closest to the bead. Oh, and count the wires on the sides to make sure they are even. I hope that helps! It is quite easy to get confused with the wires, and I've lost count of the times I've gotten carried away with one wire instead of switching! But the result is worth it! If you're having trouble with a particular point, let me know and I'll do my best to help!

Many thanks Theresa I think I can see where I was making the mistake I will give it another go and see how I go

I have finally figured it our, noticed that youre left handed and was putting me off sync :)

Ahhh! I hadn't thought of that! I beginning to wish KZfaq had a 'flip' function 😁 Congratulations on getting it figured out though! 😃

Lily-Tree haha flip function, that would life so much easier 😉😂 I'm so glad I figured it out! Thanks again😉

Sorry that you're having trouble. Is there anywhere in particular that you're getting stuck? As I mentioned in another reply, there are a couple of areas to be careful of. First is when threading on the weaving wires to begin with. I always put them on the wire so they are both coming over the wire in the same direction - then turn one so it is heading in the opposite direction and 'underneath'. Then when weaving it might be useful to think of each of these wires filling in one side of the bead. After that, it is just a matter of making sure you're wrapping each wire alternately around the headpin each side. So whenever I have two wires at the same end of the bead, I work with the one closest to the bead. Oh, and count the wires on the sides to make sure they are even. I hope that helps but if there's another area that you're getting stuck on, let me know and I'll do my best to help.

Lily-Tree I think part of it is that I’m unsure when to flip the piece and go the other way. I finally did get it after watching the video slower; didn’t realize I had that option when viewing. All is well.

Just do it. Practice teaches.

Thank you so much for all your tutorials . I’ve been wrapping wire now 2 years and have learned so much but still have a long way to go. I have now learned to wire weave . That is difficult to master. But I did not have any trouble herringbone weave but this double. I am not doing something correct. I have tried every way possible. It may be that your left hand dominant and I’m right, but I have tried reverse, lol. That’s really funny looking stuff.. when you are flipping around are you also working under. No one else anywhere have I seen demonstrate. Wondering if anyone else had problems. Love your work always. TFS