Bead Embroidery Basics Basic Edge Stitch

[@alfredo-ie1gs]

Thank you, much easier for me as a newbie than the other method I was introduced to (you start with putting on two, go upwards through the second---dont know what im doing wrong there yet). Need to practice that more, but for finishing one of my first practice projects this is doing quite nicely

[@frykitty]

So I'm working with this great book, but I get to the sunshine edge, and decide I need to see it done. First KZbin result looks good. I watch it, and hey, those samples look familiar! Yep, I'm reading Dimensional Bead Embroidery. It's like KZbin knew.

[@artsnendscollectionbypaula3836]

Thankyou for explaining. Made it easier then how I was Sewing them

[@belindasmith8790]

Your books are fabulous. Thanks for the complete explanations in your videos. I love both books and videos.

[@sharonedelman6343]

A very clearly illustrated and explained basic lesson on bead embroidery edge work, graciously provided by a well known and respected bead artist.

[@allisonjoel1]

Excellent explanation and demonstration of the edge stitch. I am doing a project for college and considering doing some bead work as I am looking at Native American clothing. This is exactly what I am looking for. Thank you.

[@karen5060]

Happy New Year Jamie! I always come back to this video for your help. XOXO

[@golfgranny58]

I kept hearing that music in the background and thought the ice cream truck was outside!! LOL

[@kathiecondon9187]

Thanks for posting this. It made something clear to me that I always had a problem with. I realize I am a visual learner and this helps so much.

[@donnar824]

Great job of teaching. Easy to understand. Thank you so much

[@paulapeters8969]

You’re an amazing teacher! Please post most videos, this is the best tutorial I’ve found. Thanks so much

[@ablazaatm3540]

thank you so much for using the bigger beads for demo makes it so much easier to see :)

[@brendadavies4305]

Thank you for using large beads it makes it sooo much easier to understand.

[@catfourfeathers1813]

This was an amazingly detailed tutorial. Thank you so much!

[@lenaalwadaifi4566]

thank you so much for this video, you really made it so much easier to understand and follow

[@سارةمحمدعباس]

You make it so easy thank you so much

[@67SoaringEagle]

Thank you so much for your teaching, that helps me so much

[@csmith5997]

First off, you are an excellent facilitator and demonstrator. So well done! Glue? I’m close to finishing a bracelet kit with an included soft leather liner-which glue is best for flexibility and should I avoid going to the edge so stitches aren’t bumpy? TIA!!

[@jamiecloudeakin8543]

I like Alenes All Purpose glue, and usually use the acid free. Only put glue in the middle, leave around 1/4 inch from the edge free of glue so you don't have to stitch through it when doing the edge.

[@theboom1950]

Thank you, this is very helpful. Much appreciated!

[@lisethpaolacuesta186]

Thanks very much 😍😄

[@lenaalwadaifi4566]

Hello Jamie hope u doing well... wanted to thank u again for yr video but i have a Q in your book u talking about the turned bead edge and was wondering is it the same as clean stitch u show in yr video???

[@jamiecloudeakin8543]

The Turned Bead edge stitch is a beaded edge ADDED ON to the basic beaded edge in this video. It is not the same as the Clean Edge, which is an edge that is done INSTEAD of the basic beaded edge. So, with the Turn Bead edge, first you do the Basic beaded edge (aka Sunshine edge, Brick stitch edge), then you do the Turn Bead edge on it. With the Clean Edge, you only do that stitch directly on the edge of the backings. Hope that helps!

[@lenaalwadaifi4566]

thank you so much for your reply gonna try it soon and keep you posted :) have a great day