How To : Beaded Lanyard

[@johnvincent7289]

Since I’m not a moron without any ability to google “where to buy lanyards?” I found this video very helpful. Ignore all the ignorant comment about background noise and crap. Keep beading...and posting! There are people out here watching and learning and grateful for you sharing a moment from your day.

[@ivonnalagimodiere5942]

Your work is very impressive especially how quickly you bead.Love it!😉

[@alexihansen1066]

I love this style of lanyard, not everyone likes a fully beaded lanyard... but this will definitely appeal to those people. Thanks for sharing ❤️

[@butterflymagicwithhottea9291]

I would really enjoy seeing you do more seed bead projects like this. Thank you for posting.

[@TheBonitaproductions]

She's so humble, I'm working on my own project as I listen, she has some lovely stories

[@godschildyes]

Her fingers are so fast it's hard to catch her precises movements! She's definitely a Master Beading Artist! WOW!

[@ProcrastinatorTater]

Dang, you got super fast peyote stitching skills. You're an inspiration.

[@normacontreras9692]

Can you post the materials you used: thread, needle, lanyard material?, size beads, glue, leather.

[@valeriejimenez5593]

I would like to learn this also, but she’s not explaining anything!! Then at the end she’s going around ,moving quickly but I’m lost... if she would explain what she’s doing this would be beautiful!!

[@marisolacosta9116]

Valerie Jimenez that’s how I feel I was expecting for her to teach us how to that’s why I click it to learn about it

[@Marcyandreanoff]

Valerie Jimenez totally agree not much explain what she did

[@sharonrowland904]

OH MY GOD; OH HOW I WISH I COULD DO WHAT U'RE DOING MA'AM I LOVE ALL INDIAN BEADWORK AND I LOVE ALL INDIANS. ANYTHING THAT HAS TO DO WITH INDIANS I LOVE IT. MY GREAT GREAT GRANDPARENTS WERE FULL BLOODIED CHEROKEE INDIANS, AND OH BOY THEY WERE AWESOME.

[@kennethlewis741]

For some odd reason , I was thinking this was going to be difficult. Pretty easy to follow.

[@anitahenderson4900]

Yes it is so different then what i did, I just beaded around a cord with no clothes. Your work is beautiful.

[@Nasauniverse001]

This s so delicate and unhurried with her lovely hands. I pleasure to watch.

[@gloryoski2002]

Wow, that's beautiful! I wish they had shown it close up so I could see what you were doing or if you had explained, it's just so gorgeous, I want to make one.

[@teespinnerette387]

Dang you are fast at gourd stitch. Love it.

[@valenciagalbraith3926]

I would love to learn and see more videos of yours but I'm a beginner and I was lost when you started beading lol Thanks for posting tho😊

[@jenniferjones-paull1548]

Wow!!! Beautiful work, hope i can get that fast. 😉 i like the shiny cording you used. Im on a hunt now 😀👍

[@flyaway2ak]

Absolutely love! The video gave me all the information to start and set up thank you.

[@odeiminandsage]

WOW!!! You are so fast. For those who don't know - this is gourd stitch, similar to peyote in technique. There IS a difference.

[@shahndeloaksong7638]

I have done a fair amount of beading in my day and am curious...what IS the difference? I'm always looking to be more educated. Thank you!

[@lrajic8281]

Very interesting. I want to make one now. ❤️ For safety, I don't want it to just hang on my neck, in case it gets stuck on something and strangles me. I would make one end a loop, and other end a hook or button. Then put a metal key ring for the keys or identification card.

[@kimmysongbird9637]

Loved this video... You seem peaceful... Would love more videos with more detail ... Thank you!!🌷

[@elizabeth_xx]

Love this video, and your stories! I want to try make a lanyard for my grandma sometime soon. 💜

[@janedenn1819]

Wow you are a great beader. Made me want to try this.

[@beverlyjohoberg]

Thank you for doing this video. You have many things that I have not been doing that I have learned from. Wado!

[@jesmisunderstand6692]

Only I wish is that ey roomed in more while she was beading.specially at the beginning.I wish I knew someone that would sit with me and teach me.but I have to watch videos on here.very nice work.

[@desbahyazzie3769]

Good luck finding someone to sit and teach you; for free. They all ask for cash to teach and it's not cheap they ask for. I know that because husband asked ppl to teach him but money was asked for, so he just bought the art work, took apart and taught himself. So just best for you to try to learn here on KZbin.

[@jenniferroberts2633]

What material are you using to Bead on Please?

[@beadoholic]

Up close viewing would be really nice! Volume turned up would be nice to hear what you saying. I aim to try one or two :) Thank you, so much for sharing your knowledge in beading.

[@xcarleepaige]

You make this look so easy! 🤩 It would take me hours just to do the first part lol

[@evelynrope7032]

Great video. Your a pro. But learned a lot . Thanks for sharing.

[@DixieGirl9876]

Beautiful beading thanks for sharing.

[@browneyedbeauty306]

It would be great to see the finished product

[@angelroy8203]

I love your work.

[@fannymoreno_aprendizporsiempre]

Thank you for the video. I admire people that share their knowledge. I'm going to try it as I'm always searching for new ways to do handcrafts. I have a question: the bracelet you're wearing is made by you? Best regards!

[@barbaratacheene2767]

Wish she could bead slowly and tell us how to start and how many beads to start with and the size of the beads. But too fast.

[@elizabethmichelin7451]

You make it look very easy.It would be mice to get more details

[@kathy7322]

i want to make these so bad! this is the closest video i have found,but not sure about the beading...what kind of stitch? peyote? are up stepping up a bead?

[@Miss_circleedits]

reading other comments...it's gourd stitch

[@rebeccadurbin7628]

i already figured out where i go to buy them cording, bought some at hardware shop out in temperance , michigan

[@Calyn3]

Aho! You have taught me something new and I am grateful :)

[@dianedavis1456]

Wow...so interesting to watch...

[@mariamasini7211]

I just love what you do

[@crestonsimpson9111]

that kinda looks like bolo cord but I dont think it is, it looks more like silver welt....If i was a betting man i would say that is white buckskin, When i make mine i use bolo cord or you can use thin nylon rope and take out the center of the nylon rope "white rope inside" then i take a generic pen and take out all the "guts" and ur left with just the plastic cylinder. i put that around the bolo cord and bead around that, it makes it alot stronger and your beads dont "move" around as much or get pushed in after your done and wearing it.

[@bevdowdy9483]

what supplies are you using please? What is the silver cord, what size are your seed beads? I'm completely and totally lost with what you are making sorry

[@karie9890]

Hi Bev, I think the cord is something you can get at Tandy Leather. It looks like a bolo tie string. You can get them in several colors. I'm with you though. I felt it was almost a complete waste of my time. It's really a pretty stich, but the camera needed to be closer, and instead of visiting with the camera man, it would have been helpful to tell us what the white wrapping was, and to explain stich by stich how to do it. And the name of the stich. I hope this helps.. Good luck!

[@joanieh485]

It's called a gorge stitch. She used scrap leather and glue to attach it to the lanyard. She started with five beads for the first row. The second row is done by putting a bead on and skip the next bead and so forth.

[@stevenm73]

VERY BEAUTIFUL! I LOVE IT!

[@bevdowdy9483]

thank you. I appreciate your help

[@garrettgonzales7614]

You make it look so easy. Can you do this with paracord as well

[@khad.t6492]

You’re so talented

[@albrownie248]

What size is the Needle you use an thread, an Beads. I use size 15 in beads an size 12. Is it beaded From the Left?

[@vushonkaruponno]

Very very nice

[@kathleenmellin9172]

I like your work

[@maremasl24]

Can someone please tel me the name of that cord she’s using I can’t find the proper name for it

[@marlenejoudry5688]

excuse me but could you please name the materials you are using and where to purchase them?

[@TLG-pb5sn]

Where do you buy the wire at? And what kind of wire is it?

[@lynnedwyer6716]

What are you using for the lanyard?

[@n8vhoney05]

Hard to learn when she's not explaining wth she is doing or what she's using... Nice work but not helpful at all

[@zephranjbone6533]

MizzCeCe Carlson I thought that too. It was nice but not to explanatory.

[@isabellemorgan4452]

I get the sense that its not a beginner project some things you are already suppose to know.

[@tanyaritamarie6167]

Ya it is

[@tanyaritamarie6167]

She is fast the wtk is good im aboit to try that

[@lianameg9932]

That’s how it’s always been for my family. Growing up, you were expected to watch and learn how to do things. When I was taught how to hunt, clean animals and do beadwork or other craftsmanship, you just watched how it was done. Then it was your turn to remember how to do things and apply what you had learned to whatever task was at hand. I hardly remember my dad explaining things. He just told me to watch and learn and that’s how I was taught.

[@isabellemorgan4452]

Are you sewing into the interface at all or is it simply a base ? Miigwech

[@chelseyrose1844]

So peyote stitched lanyard.. If you were to explain each step as you go on it would be easy to follow but since it's jus a video of you being beading it doesn't really make sense to me. Your too quick for me LOL..

[@marlenethomas592]

Chelsey ROS

[@yagirltones8748]

More beading videos!!! Please!

[@terrynicholson5214]

What kind of thread is that your using?

[@spunkygmahappy4778]

So is this Peyote or Gourd stitch.

[@terrylangston9838]

was that tape you wrapped around the lanyard the tape you glued what was that that you glued?

[@joanieh485]

She used scrap leather

[@bevdowdy9483]

hi again could you please answer my question? I would really love to learn but I can't if you don't explain what you are using for supplies or how to even start the project.

[@Miss_circleedits]

I believe it is gourd stitch...as for beads size...it would be up to you...either 10/0 or 11/0...I believe she is giving example....pretty much you can start with any kind of cord even pre-made lanyards....just start from the bottom I guess..and search for gourd stitch tutorials....that's my guess.....I am thinking of trying this too...never did it either...LOL

[@bevdowdy9483]

Thank you so much. It was just confusing to me

[@Nasauniverse001]

You need to take control and find out how it's done yourself just google. that's how we find things, not always relying on others.

[@123strawberry1]

what is that silver cord you use?

[@123strawberry1]

And is that commercial hide you use? Also, what stitch are you using? I'm so lost...

[@DanielleLanouette]

123strawberry1 It's most likely vinyl coated wire rope

[@lmagge9236]

It is what you use for bolo ties. comes in different colors NOT vinyl or wire

[@karie9890]

Yes, it's bolo tie string. I think you can order it from Tandy Leather. Yes, I wish she would have explained stich, by stich and named the stich. I think I heard her say she was using "pig scraps".(the white stuff) So I assume it's pig hide. Good Luck!

[@michellevalt578]

The only way to learn is to try yourself. Very time consuming. Takes patience and talent. Years of practice. Not something you can learn quickly...

[@rebeccadurbin7628]

where would i go to buy lanyards?

[@TellyLynn88]

rebecca durbin Hobby Lobby I bought a 3pk for like $3

[@mariebom8145]

Didn't really Show Us how to bead it.

[@angelamccoy5018]

could you explain gourd stitch

[@satines1884]

Angela Mccoy it's also called peyote stitch. You basically alternate beads. you put the thread through a bead, put a bead on your thread, and thread through the second bead from your needle. I hope that makes sense.

[@karie9890]

This isn't a Peyote stich. It doesn't look like a peyote once it's finished. Very close, but not the same.

[@yoyosmyname]

If you bead this is self explanatory. It's not really a tutorial. She just shows how she does it. Natives bead differently and bead a lanyard differently. I don't understand why ppl ask.

[@karie9890]

Well you said it yoyosmyname. "If you bead".... well, some of us are not native, and haven't been beading all our lives, or have been raised around wonderful ancestors that do bead & teach while doing so. I admire her talent and how super fast she works. I just want to learn....

[@brendaisabelchamberlain8935]

Buddy needs a camera stand, gave me a headache watching all that moving/jumping around

[@susanmooremaddox142]

Why aren’t you saying anything? I hear you mumble cotton thread and I hear a lot of ambient noise in the background including who I assume is your son. However, you don’t get us started in anyway. It would be a lot more helpful if you laid out the tools we would need so we could follow along and described the instructions step-by-step as you did them so we could do them too.

[@Skyspiders]

I was really interested in watching this video but I couldn't watch it. Loud awful unrelated distracting and unpredictable noises, horrible blurry images- shaky cam- jarring camera angle changes very little clear indication of what exactly is being done or whats going on. I think the worst thing is the audio. I like to watch crafting videos at night and I have a roommate who sleeps nearby and the loud unpredictable noises wake them up so when I watch a video that seems quiet but suddenly and unexpectedly introduces a cacophony of loud sounds- Like an old fashioned land-line phone ringing suddenly- It's really frustrating on many levels. For example - If I want to wear headphones so I'm not bothering my roommates or partner- Im risking dealing with these loud awful sounds directly myself while turning the volume up and down accordingly. Then if I just turn all the sound off - and the person who's uploaded the video has allowed auto-subtitles but hasn't taken the time to check them- the subtitles are inaccurate and often-times they don't even make sense so then I have to risk turning the audio back on and replaying the piece again and again and taking the chance that some other loud sound will play through. If you can, I suggest learning to do the bare minimum of video editing. Which is to record your audio separately and then overlay that audio atop the video that way you can do your recording however you are able- but not be putting out a video that people like me can't risk watching even if they want to because your audio is chaotic unpredictable and at times far too loud to play on headphones or play carefully at home while others are resting, then in the next moment too soft to understand what is being said- or involves either you talking to someone we can't even see about something completely unrelated or even about the project itself unnecessarily. If this is out of your grasp then I suggest trying to film projects at planned times/places when/where you know your environmental noise levels are going to be predictable and uninterrupted. I just thought I would let you know that I was very interested and wanted to watch your video but found I could not do so - and then share with you why I felt I wasn't able to do so even though I wanted to in the event that such feedback was in any way wanted. I hope that if it is wanted it helps you to improve your videos in the future if that is your wish. I know I'd like to see this sometime- if the audio quality or the subtitle quality or videography ever improved. Thanks for sharing though!

[@lindasylva908]

Not very tutorial.

[@jonathanwarrior1598]

U had to much goin on n the bac ground, if ur Goin to make a video make sure there's no one waking n phones goin off, second b nice if you told ur viewer's wat materials you use!!! not a good video!!!

[@middelfickredhorse6972]

Omfg what’s up with the loud ass phone turn it down at least if ya ain’t gonna answer it r u in a big warehouse or what who has a ring like that in there home gotta turn the volume all the way up you can barely hear you and then that car lot phone doesn’t it scare the crap outta u

[@miltonmaina9817]

this video is not helpful. not at all. up close instruction would helpful in a way.

[@bettyflores1hotmail]

beautiful thank you