Chevron SuperDuo Stitch Tutorial

Learn this fun and easy pattern using SuperDuo's and seed beads to create a fun chevron-like pattern! Great for a beginning beader.
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[@Danele66]

I agree with a few others here, although it's a short tutorial just showing how the pattern looks and is started it be nice to know how to end even on a tutorial like this. I've never had a tutorial not show at least how to end the project. :(

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Noted!

[@RoyalQueenLadyJD]

Ya that is a lil frustrating. I'd probably run a line thru every last bead over again then wen coming bak around stop at the middle centered and then add another bead for that center and put a bead clamp on it. 🤷‍♀️🙇‍♀️💁‍♀️ Sound okay?? Just tryin to give sum feedback. I hope thats something that would work. Or just melt the entire last row together, that sucker wont be goin anywhere hahahahha or u could solder it.... jk jk 😛😛☺️ Blessings to ALL!!

[@gailgelin9599]

Another excellent tutorial Leah!

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@sue7777]

So much fun with superduos--thanks for sharing.

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Glad you liked it, Sue! -Leah

[@RoyalQueenLadyJD]

I know that was pretty AMAZING to see eh! ✌️☮️🕊

[@trduesing4117]

Excellent instruction

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Thanks for watching T R!

[@sueellens]

Showing how to end this pattern would have been helpful. I love the new superduo combos.

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Totally agree, SueEllen! We thought people would like quick little stitch tutorial videos but more and more people want to see things completed. We'll be striving toward this more going forward and I'll go back as able to show more ways to add clasps to these projects! :-) Thank you for the feedback. Happy Beading! -Leah

[@RoyalQueenLadyJD]

beautiful gf just beautiful! Thank🌹you😊!! Who taught you how to do these awesome patterns? Ive always wanted to know how ppl have figured things out in this amazing big world of ours from the very 1st image way back when lol I know you dont know that, no1 does, well i have an idea but i dont want to start any confrontational wars on here 😂 Last thing Im trying to do here lol. Just wanted to let you know you R very wise with ur crafts and I'm learning alot. So how did you learn all of this? I kinda squeezed a bunch in between so my main question was probably lost in translation. I tend to go onnnn quite a bit hahaahha! YaY Me haha jk. My Nana taught me alot about knitting & crocheting. So who taught u I am curious??

[@petronillacappellari4845]

Per poter utilizzare questa tecnica solo con rocailles come si procede??

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Ciao, bella domanda! Presto gireremo un video a riguardo

[@mariedomino2743]

On

[@cherylwulfers9796]

It would have been helpful if we knew the length of fire line to start out with.

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Hi Cheryl, thanks for the comment! As this is just a stitch tutorial, it's simply meant to show how the stitch is actually done, and not as a completed project. My best advice is to start with a comfortable piece of FireLine that you pre-measure. Stitch up an inch of the stitch and then re-measure the amount of Fireline you have left. This will tell you how many inches of FireLine is needed for each inch of the stitch. Then you'll be able to properly plan for the specific length you want your final project to be. 🙂

[@cherylwulfers9796]

EurekaCrystalBeads thank you for the response. I appreciate it. 😎

[@gloriaelenatobonrios4528]

No sé aprecia bien el proceso

[@chipper2able]

Can anyone tell me how to end this bracelet.

[@leahwyckoff4791]

Hi there! Sorry this one left you confused :-) This video was simply meant to illustrate a stitch, not as a finished project... Something you could do is create a small beaded loop coming out from the end of the bracelet between each of the 2 pairs of seed beads at the end. This would be great for a 2-strand clasp with 2 loops. Or you could create a beaded loop in between those 2 pairs for a single loop clasp. A sturdy jump ring could also be used in this latter example in the event that the loop of your clasp is situated in a way that would require it to to be adjusted 90 degrees. :-)

[@chipper2able]

Thanks for your response.

[@maryannesbeading2033]

@@leahwyckoff4791 Do you now have a tutorial showing how to end/clasp this stitch?

[@modgod113]

A lot

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Thank you