Clump Beading - Raised Bead Embroidery

[@robino5454]

WOW! I am so thrilled to find this technique the very day I started planning my next bead embroidery project! I am always happy to find new how~to projects but this is the result of so much work and time! It is very generious of you to share such a break through technique. I also loved your foam piece insert idea. Both will definately be used. Can not wait to hit the store for these! Please keep up the good work! Robin

[@ccrific]

I love your instructional videos. I have been beading for years and my favorite is bead embroidery. You always show me new things. Thank you so much!

[@SvetlanaOstrovskaya27]

So nice to feel satisfied...Such a beautiful lovely blue Dahlia you have there!

[@testimonyoke7050]

Woow! Am soooo loving this video. Thanks and God bless for sharing. May the Muse never leave you!

[@1962dkd]

I totally get what you mean about figuring something out on your own. It's how I feel when I am designing a bag. I can't tell you how many times I rip seams out before I get to the final product! Very satisfying

[@Khamomil]

Very nice result plus you're a funny lady to listen to which makes the video even more interesting. I will try this soon!

[@Pgrbrat]

That is great that you figured it out. When you first posted about this I knew what you were talking about. I am a Native American dancer and one of my friends knows how to do this and she is planning on teaching me how to do it. I want to do a Bald Eagle so she wanted to teach so it can look 3-D. I can't wait to try this. I am so glad I have the interfacing you are using so I can do it. I got it for other projects but I have so musch of it I can try this too.

[@charitymharrison]

Wow what a wonderful job you did... I do remember when you first sent out a help from your viewers. I will have to try this as I so agree it looks amazing when you are done. It does look like a lot of beads needed tho. It just means I will need to go shopping again. :)

[@IAMGiftbearer]

Wow! That is cool! I didn't realize you had all these bead embroidery techniques in your earlier videos! I see lots of possible uses for this stitch!

[@Jean06460]

Congrats, you did it! It generated some ideas on how to do other shapes for me as well! Good work!

[@pepperwoman1963]

Can you all just imagine using seasonal colors...Like orange, yellow, and black for Halloween....etc....Soo cute!!!!!

[@judywatson7450]

This is a brilliant idea - not very difficult. I just finished my first one and LOVE it. Thanks for the info!

[@okerekeevelyn9908]

Judy Watson nice one n tanx

[@golfgranny58]

Such a cool idea!!! Thank you so much for sharing. I've begun doing beaded embroidery cuffs and this will be a great switch from Cabs!! Would also be neat to put a large faceted crystal round in the center instead of finishing the beads to the center.

[@charitymharrison]

I will send you a pic of my first one ... I am so loving this!

[@footsteps1908]

Thank you so much for your response! Going to try working on some samples this weekend :)

[@HunShammari]

Amazing work, am a big fan of ur work

[@tsummerlee]

I...I'm not sure! I'd probably play around with it until I was happy with the look. You don't have to start with 10 beads. There are just so many ways you could make a smaller circle.

[@leostitcher]

Bravo!! Very excellent work and amazing technique. Thank you!

[@mihaelagrozdanova4059]

It's a very nice video! I love the bead flowers you make

[@Beadinmomy]

Very cool! Can you show us how you used all of these beautiful flowers? Can't wait to try it.

[@dpurcell100]

great idea. I am going to try this on my bracelets.

[@1962dkd]

OMG!I think I am going to have to do one of these for the center of one of my fabric flowers on my Bucket Bag

[@Dennissiple]

Peltex! I was going to ask the same question about what you were beading on. I used a double layer of canvas and my first one came out great, thank you. I used the same blue beads as you as I had a very large bag of them and they were at arm's reach. Thank you for such great, clear and easy to understand videos.

[@tsummerlee]

Thanks!

[@pepperwoman1963]

That is soo cute!!!! I just love this!!! WOW

[@gloriabadi5050]

Very cute great work

[@Jeanie581]

This is wonderful, I love it! I was curious to weather you could put a cabochon in the middle before closing it completely? THanks so much for sharing this with us.

[@shingikunakamura2930]

Thanks i usted in beads base than thanks so much. One Hug from Colombia

[@naanaamonoo1675]

Bravo! Excellent tutorial!

[@tsummerlee]

I've really been wanting to try that myself. I'm hoping it'll look like a fluffy little flower that way. :)

[@wendyrodriguezmorel7494]

Bellos, saludos desde República Dominicana 👍💟💖

[@galinatsygankova]

I like everything you do very much! Thank you!

[@judypennington1983]

I actually thought the clump stitch was very easy. Love doing it, have some Native American medallions I made with it, very pretty.

[@cathi102]

wow very very nice. i wonder if you can make it smaller and somehow glue to a finding to make a necklace

[@birdlady8147]

that is so pretty. thanks for the tutorial

[@tsummerlee]

Those ladies didn't spare any beads in the old style, that's for sure! Very lush work. That was a brand new tube I used, so I'm thinking about 8 grams for one 28mm flower.

[@tsummerlee]

Oh, you're so on! I'm excited! Thank you!

[@TymstoneArt]

nothing but good in that video...thank you

[@SusanBible1]

Although unfamiliar with your brand of fishing line, being the good Southern girl I am, I think there's an easy fix for your ends fraying. Simply flick your Bic! Hold it for a second or two. If it forms a ball, just roll it between your finger and thumb while still warm. I use this method sometime when reinforcing a piece. Hope it works for you.

[@menenne00]

very nice work,my compliments.

[@godschildyes]

Thank you so much for this!

[@winterlight8950]

I'm just got to 2:11 PM the video and i have a question Can i see on what your working off of ? Maybe I can help you

[@tsummerlee]

Peltex! You can find it at the fabric store.

[@Moiranne2]

How did you make the one that looked like a "rose"? I like that look as well. Very pretty.

[@ligiatavares7927]

Perfeito!👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@elimar-i8f]

Me encantó sesale de los que hacen todas las demás y pienso intentarlo ,deseame suerte para qué me salga gracias besos

[@vleermuisje]

wowww what a nice work! what is the name of the tool with all the sizes ?? warm loving greets from the netherlands!

[@footsteps1908]

This is such a great tutorial!!! Thanks so much for sharing... Quick question, if i wanted to do a smaller circle shape, would you recommend starting with 10 seed beads and work in like you did with this sample, or start with more since it's a smaller circle? Thanks in advance for your response!

[@DanielleComesBack]

I'm reminded iof Italian buttons made this way, only the fabric buttons are clad in beads.

[@lammyde2566]

i like this concept but if i want to try this particular video,can i please know what is the thing you sew the beads on... Thank you.

[@tsummerlee]

I want one of your bags sooooo bad!

[@syednajafi3280]

So beautiful

[@dedekpotsoafe6823]

Good work dear

[@Sassyscribe]

Can you use Melton wool or felt for the base?

[@aurorabarber9693]

such a great video.thanx a lot

[@huneybee32]

hey she is watching americans got talent. i love that show

[@sylviagould3629]

AFTER YOU MAKE THIS..WHAT DO YOU DO WITH THE FLOWER?thanks beautiful..

[@GreyWolfEyes1222]

what kind of bead foundation pad are you using?

[@ahenzeaccessories]

Please what material did you bead on?

[@1962dkd]

HA! I'm excited too! But don't forget to let me know what fabrics you like. I am posting more options today.

[@robinarcand737]

That is awesome! Thank you, I'd like to use that on my outfits hy hy

[@Yam-wt5bw]

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[@sujathajeevithesh1597]

good work

[@1981Dounia]

Me encanta graciasss

[@mayi367]

Excelente mil gracias :)

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[@leah3084]

First, you did not show how to connect a ring to it. Second the fabric will get dirty in no time. We dont always remember to remove the ring when washing dishes or cooking etc. so fabric on a ring is out of the question, maybe for a brooch....

[@1962dkd]

I can probably make that happen :) Let me know what fabrics you like that I have posted on Haileybelles FB page and I will do it! Maybe a trade.....bag for a bracelet????

[@digupstuff]

That is AWESOME gf! Thank you for this one!

[@hoomalumalu]

what is that noise in the background? sorry, will have to catch you later it's too distracting

[@Martha0217]

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[@tsummerlee]

:D

[@tsummerlee]

:)

[@janellegayler1236]

nice idea and tutorial - but next time, tell the hubby to turn down the game in the background.

[@maylingbarrow1823]

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