Edging- Beading with tha Beaner Episode 1

Edging Series Episode 1, Please keep in mind their are many ways to edge beadwork this is just one way. Thanks for watching. If you have any questions please feel free to leave a comment or post.

[@evaann3263]

Thanks so much for your work in helping others to learn how to bead I appreciate you

[@tashina-art]

You are so welcome! I am glad to help!

[@Jennifer-yl8hm]

Thank you for the tutorial, love the time you took to show your work beautifully.

[@EsteeDarla]

great tutorial, love the design and how good and clear you was at showing all the steps so good.

[@savannaskyy]

This has literally saved me a lot of frustration with edging lol Going to try this tecnique tonight!

[@coolschmoool]

Honestly my favorite video to go to whenever I forget how to edge my beading. Great job!!!

[@tashina-art]

Hi Celeste! Thank you for your comment! I really appreciate it! And I’m so glad that this video helped you! ❤️

[@marsattacks3455]

Looks really great! Thank you 😀🌸

[@dsa8715]

I enjoyed watching your video. Thank you for your time and teaching.

[@tashina-art]

Dianne Savoie thank you for watching and your comment.

[@reginaquetzalquinones8392]

Great video. You are good @ pausing to explain. God Bless you

[@tashina-art]

reginaquetzal quinones thank you for watching I appreciate it! Please let me know if you need any more information.

[@percapprincess4187]

Many beaders do not glue the hide to the beadwork....1 reason many don't do this is for repairs in the future. most beadwork maker durable work but we still are hesitant to glue the hide onto the work...i think most we would use might be school glue or glue recipes we've been taught from elders that vary from family to family.

[@percapprincess4187]

what will make your work firm, is a sandwich of pellon, a piece of cardboard like you used, and then the hide to back it. this is how i do my own work...it works pretty good for times when I work with Dentallium. I like how you explain everything!! you explained it very well!! you are a good teacher! and I like your name!!😁😁😉

[@tashina-art]

Verlinda Bluestone thank you for your comment. My mom never glued her bead work down either. Depending on the work is if I glue it down. Usually for all my earrings and bolo ties I glue them down. In the end there are many ways to make beadwork. This is just the way that I do it. I really appreciate your comments! Thank you for taking the time to watch it and give back great feedback.

[@sagemills5743]

I'm currently beading a pair of earrings with the same center piece lolol, also with a row of black and white.💙

[@tashina-art]

Awesome! The piece is really nice and sparkly! When I seen them in Michaels I thought that would be pretty to bead! ❤️

[@shionaleemejorado7029]

This video helped me so much. I was so intimidated by doing the edging but it's actually not that hard. Thank you! :)

[@jennvalenzuela2642]

Thank you very much for the tutorial! Super awesome!

[@tashina-art]

Jenn Valenzuela thanks for watching!

[@salliwabsis9982]

Thank you!!!! I finally got it!!!

[@evelynrope7032]

Thank you for sharing. Great video.

[@tashina-art]

Evelyn Rope thank you for the feedback. If you have any comments or questions please feel feee to just ask! I appreciate you watching.

[@annasampson9154]

My go to video. It's thread not string. I learned years ago.

[@tetelestaicreations5740]

great video.you do know hot glue does not dry it hardens.

[@tashina-art]

Tetelestai Creations Hi, yes thank you for your comment.

[@margaretmathis4775]

A newbie here, but I can’t get my needle to go through the leather! Size 11/0 beads, so using a small needle. Any tips?

[@tashina-art]

You can use a leather needle it has 3 points to it. Here is the link to some from Etsy, www.etsy.com/listing/792992224/john-james-leather-glovers-beading?gpla=1&gao=1&&Cj0KCQjwufn8BRCwARIsAKzP697fszOxzr7_ltcFqR8Xo-uVKnidb3eTdXLx-A0qtEtxsjOg0HX_mnAaAj_TEALw_wcB_k_&gclid=Cj0KCQjwufn8BRCwARIsAKzP697fszOxzr7_ltcFqR8Xo-uVKnidb3eTdXLx-A0qtEtxsjOg0HX_mnAaAj_TEALw_wcB Also you can use pliers to get through. I can work on another video to show you how to do that. 🙂

[@margaretmathis4775]

@@tashina-art Thank you! I just ordered some. It said that this size would work on 11/0 seed beads, so keeping my fingers crossed! Getting the needle through the leather was my main problem. I have some small hemostats that I used for pulling through - if I could even pierce the leather to get that far. Again, thank you very much!

[@tashina-art]

You’re welcome, I’m glad I can help. Please reach out if you have any more questions.

[@arlene1473]

What is the leather back piece called? Or where do you get it from? I want to start learning how to bead but I don’t know where I should start or where to get material from. Thank you!

[@jocharbonneau2797]

Vexontro13 the very best way to get started is with the book “Beading with Cabochons” by Jamie Cloud Eakin. It is an investment but it has everything you need to know to get going. The illustrations are so clear. Your library may have it. Also, search on utube for “ bead embroidery jewelry. There are several tutorials to get you going.

[@valentinamariehill-early5083]

what do you use to glue down the gem in the middle? I was told to use tacky glue but another person said to use a different glue.

[@tashina-art]

Gadget I use 2 types of glue: 1) gorilla glue the white colored one. You need to be careful when using it because it expands. 2) Hot glue like I used in this video to put the leather on.

[@mtn_skye802]

how do you do your flat beading? which technique?

[@tashina-art]

Mtn_ Skye80 thank you for your comment. I will be adding a video by the end of the week on how I do flat stitch. So please subscribe to get updates on my tutorials. I always welcome questions and requests. 🙂

[@kieransakakeep755]

How do you add a hook to the beading?

[@tashina-art]

Kieran Sakakeep I will make another video soon on how to do that.

[@kieransakakeep755]

Tashina Azure Okay thanks

[@marycagey9413]

It's hard to see what you are doing you move the work around way to fast.