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You are so good in explaining things in detailed. I will have to go over this video many times. Appreciate it very much.

Best piece of beading/sewing advice ever given: Don't thread the needle; instead, needle the thread. Second best piece of advice: Flatten the end of the thread with a flat nose pliers. (Grandma used her teeth [with sewing thread], which worked for me when young [again, sewing], but never translated well to the thermally bonded beading thread and old eyes I use/have now [thread curls up, rather than becomes flat].) Thanks for this one, Allie! And great advice (starting at 6:18) on which thread to use for various types of projects/beads...and of course which needle to go with it!

Thank U. Video discussing both cord and needles!!!! Very well done ❤❤❤

Nickel allergies is common. I had a plate put in my neck and the doctor had me to a test to figure out if it was causing problems I was having. The test came back as allergy to nickel. I have talked to others who don't where metal jewelry and looked into nickel free findings. Totally solved the problem for nickel allergies.

Allie, thank you for sharing about pinching the endto thin the string!👏👏👏

Great information ❤ I just love these Better Beader Episodes ❤ Keep them coming ❤ Always room for improvement and learning ❤ Thank you Allie ❤

This is very useful information. Thanks!

Thank you so much. I really needed this info.

Great info Allie, thank you

Just the information I was looking for. Thanks Allie

just learning

But you didn't cover which size beads work with which needles. What you did cover, however, aas features. Thanks!

Hi Allie, thank you, great advice. The link provided under the video shows error

Allie: imparts important information. Me: But what nail polish are you wearing? J/k-thanks for explaining the styles of needles.

Question: Which earring project are you wearing? Very pretty!!👍

Does anyone have a favorite brand for beading needles? Great video. I am a beginner.