You are my favorite teacher. You are so nice, down to earth and your tutorials are so easy to follow. 🤗

Absolutely beautiful, gorgeous. Thanks for sharing

Your tutorials are the clearest and most professionally done on KZfaq. Thank you for your time. Love the beads and findings in your shop!! Great prices and prompt shipping. 😊👍

Thank you for sharing all of these techniques. Your work is excecuted *beautifully*, and your channel is a rich resource.

I continue to enjoy your channel. I used to be intimidated by small beadwork so I stayed with macrame necklaces with large beads of ceramic or stone. You have helped more than you can know!

This is a really great design. It gives a nice finish to the peyote stitch. Thanks and have a great day!

I like the coordinated blue thread and 11/0's. Thanks for another really useful tutorial Jill. :)

Jill a trick that works for your glue is to get some Vaseline and wipe a good quantity around the inside of the lid and the neck of the glue on first opening, it stops the glue attaching to the surfaces, then after each use wipe and repeat to maintain it.

Thanks Jill for another great video.

Jill is absolutely the best!

Just love the design. Can't wait to give it a try!!

Love your video's !!! Can't wait to try this bracelet!

You can run some fine sandpaper on your faces of the nylon jaw pliers to give you grippage and lessen the slip

Jill, great project. You might investigate doing the traditional knotted closure loop and button to finish the bracelet OR you can paint. Bit of rubber cement on each side of the jaw of the nylon jaw pliers to provide a bit of traction to keep the crimp bar from sliding when closing it. Once you're done closing your crimps, you can just peel off the rubber cement.

Thank you! Working on something like this now, so very handy!

I do like your energy, thank you ♥

I love the snap closures but I can never find them. Loved the tutorial!

hii jill i like very much how you teach! thank you

Bravooo!!! 👏👏👏 thanks for dicho excelent explanation!!!

A trick I found with the glue tubes is to use a nut cracker around the base thread of the tip. My nut cracker has 3 different sizes...I think that is standard, but just fyi.

Jill, I have watched many jewelry making videos and I must say I love your teaching style and photography and directions the best. Thank you!! I have a question about the hippie chick bracelet...can the crimp ends be placed closer to the super duos so there is not gap?

Jill great job

I want to make a lanyard using these ideas. Narrower, and be sure that the ends are secure enough to hold keys. I am eager to use the neon colored Superduos.

To do surgeons knot: first over/under then when you do the second under/over go under again before pulling tight. Easy peasy.

Love it!

Great bracelet very pretty looks nice and easy! Thank you for Sharing! Liz...

Jill, Would you please show us how to do odd count peyote with superduo beads? I haven't been able to find one yet.

Hi Jill. In this video, you look super beautiful.

Hi Jill. Just wanted to let you know that I absolutely love your tutorials. Your work is beautiful and your teaching on video is wonderful and easy to follow. I do have a questions... where do you get the cool mats that you are working on, i like the leopard edge but it looks like fabric in the center. I hate these velvet type pads to work on. Thanks for yourhelp

Can I use monofilament to stitch the leather onto the hippie chic bracelet? Will work?

1:36 ". . .in a way that wasn't gonna make you say bad words while you were stitching." Hahaha! Appreciate the thought, but don't hold your breath on that one. ;-)

Donde se puede comprar el super duo duet vivo en dallas y no se en q tiendas comprar.x favor si ud sabe de alguna lugar donde encontrar surtido se lo agradecere .muy amable y qdlb.bay espero su respuesta gracias

love it, just wish you were in frame..

Hi Jill, I’m new to beading and love this pattern. How would you change the ends to use a slide clasp? Thank you

Very Cool !

Don't want to look silly trying to give some tips to the Master, but when you complained about the glue, i thought right away that if you put some vaseline on the tip right when you first open it, it never will be so upsetting. Also, I hate to use nylon jaw pliers to crimp those ribbon ends - it's REALLY slippery and takes more time to get it doen then it should, so I just put some sticky tape (blue or green - it must be a little stretchy to pull it around) on the flat nose pliers' jaws, and voila! It doesn't slide off so easy and job gets done faster. Please, do not judge me hard if you already know all this - I love your videos, and just wanted to thank you with something you may find useful :)

The tutorial is great, the trouble is that in my country the superduos do not reach .... there .... Could you do this tutorial with common beads?

Jill love this project and your shop and videos. Is the necklace your wearing in one of your books or on the website?

I like the tutorial but why is there a picture in picture. It is blocking some portion of what she is doing.

When you talk about switching from Fireline to thread, do you mean regular sewing thread or something else? If it is regular sewing thread is it heavy duty or normal weight, polyester or cotton?Maybe it is something else entirely different. Could you please be more specific about what you mean by thread? Love your videos and designs.

I got the kit from JTV and I'm looking forward to giving this a go -- my first project -- so I'm left feeling wanting. Silly little things I suppose for more experienced beaders -- for instance -- how much firewire to use? Shrug -- there are no directions in the kit either, so I'm just going to use all of it. The instructions in the video are clear -- love your style -- but would have appreciated a few minor details. Sorry -- just newbie whining to most people, I'm sure. Thanks :)

Would 2mm work?

I secure the thread by sewing through the leather.

Anohter awesome tutorial

Jill how thick is the leather

Your picture in picture screen needs to be adjusted for your next video. The thumbnail one blocks the corner that you started the threading part.

Why not just use a surgeon's knot on your thread = will never come undone.

Love your instructions, but wish I could see those first few stitches attaching the leather, your face is covering it. I think I can figure it out.

I like the beads that you are using, they are not available on jtv.com can you tell me how to find them.