Finishing your Bead Embroidered Project and making a Pendant! Learn the Basics of Bead Embroidery II

[@LADYZEE702]

I love how detailed organized you are! you are a wonderful teacher indeed❤

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Thank you so much! 🩷✨

[@shysbeingshy]

Nice tutorial for a beginner like me. Messed up bad somewhere on the loop though, so ill have to just practice that and the edging a bunch :)

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Thanks for watching! If you have any questions along the way, shoot! :)

[@nishkam4726]

Very nice!

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@AgaECB]

Hey, beaders! Ask me anything in the comments [I'm the person behind the hands, hi] ↓ ⇓ ↓ ⇓ ↓ And let us know what do you think of this little begginer course 💜

[@rosaelinav8036]

It’s beautiful ❤❤❤

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Thank you so much!

[@susanpicken6874]

Beautiful

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@Topitoffable]

Great tutorial, thank you for sharing! Im not sure what backing material you are using but I see many using suede as the backing. Suede is expensive, can you use another kind of material for the backing?

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Yes, Ultrasuede is the best out there, but you can also use, for example, the cork fabric or our latest arrival - velvet fabric, it is similar to Ultrasuede (similar thickness, softness, it's 2-sided), only it has the added smooth velvety texture, and it's much more affordable. If you go to EurekaCrystalBeads.com and search for "velvet fabric", you'll see the available colors.

[@Topitoffable]

@@EurekaCrystalBeads That's great! Thank you so much!!

[@mckeon1960]

You've very nice red nails 😊 great video thank you

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

aww thank you so much

[@gigi60learns14]

What is the name of the glue

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Hi! The glue that is great for this is E6000!

[@inesev2844]

❤❤❤

[@Oonagh72]

I don’t like seeing the thread in the back so o have taken to doing peyote around the back.

[@AgaECB]

Peyote around the back? :O How do you mean? I'm so curious

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Interesting!

[@Oonagh72]

@@AgaECB I cut the backing just shy of the last row of beads and glue it on. Now just start doing peyote on the last row of beads. Just make sure to hold the beads to the back. I’ll do like two rows of the bigger bead and one of the smaller. It will give the regular bezel look without the headache. The one caveat is that if that last row isn’t connected to the row before it , if you pull too tightly, it can make the beads bend back and expose the backing. So make sure to not bead too tightly so it won’t pull.

[@AgaECB]

@@Oonagh72 I think I can see what you mean. Wow, this is such a creative and original idea, love it, it must look so smooth and nice!

[@Oonagh72]

@@AgaECB it is. I also like it because I don’t have to so precise with the backing because the edge is covered up.