Beaded kiwi tutorial. Easy to follow 3D beading tutorial

[@jadenomicas2292]

Hannah your videos are the only tutorials I enjoy to follow. I neeed more😫❤️

[@BeadingbyHannah]

Thank you!! What do you want to see?

[@jadenomicas2292]

@@BeadingbyHannah absolutely anything! I follow all of your tutorials because even if I’m not overly fussed on the end product it’s beading practice & introduction to different techniques. I enjoyed your cocktail glass video a lot!

[@abbieliz396]

Really cute!

[@BeadingbyHannah]

Thank you ☺️

[@YSBuz]

Hi Hannah! I was wondering if you got around to that beaded aubergine? I'm just wondering so I dont get my hopes up too high. I absolutely love your videos and am a HUGE fan!! You make me enjoy the seasons more ❤

[@BeadingbyHannah]

Hi, I’ve planned a bunch of different vegetable tutorials for November hoping to get an aubergine video out with those 🫶🏻 ps Thank you!!! 🥰

[@moonlite__]

Hello! I just discovered your channel and immediately subbed! I have never done beading but am very interesting in trying! I was wondering what beads you use, what size? What are the essential tools I would need to make some cute fruits and veggies like this? I want to make earrings too so maybe I’ll need some pliers? Where can I buy these materials? Love your work and passion!

[@BeadingbyHannah]

Hi! Thanks for subscribing 🫶🏻 I use mostly size 11 seed beads they measure approx 1.8-2mm, try to stick to the bigger brands such as miyuki, toho and preciosa as it’s really important that all the beads are uniform in size and shape, cheaper seed beads can mess up the shape of your work as they are all different sizes. For thread there’s lots to choose from I use nymo or fireline, nymo is a cheaper option and is very strong but I prefer fireline because it doesn’t tangle or separate which makes the job a lot easier and less frustrating! You’ll also need some beading needles, size 10 and 12 are good for use with seed beads, I find a bead mat or piece of felt to work on helps to make it all easier so your beads are easy to pick up and not rolling away. And that’s the basic stuff you’ll need to get started, you can get most materials online I shop on Etsy for a lot of my supplies or you can look up bead shops local to you to see what’s around. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions and happy beading 🫶🏻🥳😁

[@moonlite__]

@@BeadingbyHannah thank you so much! Do you recommend buying beads on Amazon or Etsy? Also I’d love to see some beaded star fruits or figs? Foods like Fruits and veggies in general are cute 😋 Have you heard of studio Ghibli? I think these would be very popular.

[@petrine5]

❤🥝😊