How to Crochet: Add Beads with a Crochet Hook (Right Handed)

[@emerra100]

This is great, thank you!! So much better than pre-stringing hundreds of beads!

[@lovewisdomgrace]

You make it look easy enough for me to include beads in my projects. So glad you shared this. Thank you!!

[@tamarairene]

Thank you so much! :D

[@amara560]

Thank you for the tutorial! Love how clear your explanations are.

[@samihaht9582]

I love this method, so much better than stringing the beads. Thank you 💓

[@margarettinges6096]

Thanks so much for the lesson...people like you make my life so much easier...Thanks Again Have a Wonderful Day and an awesome life... ;-)

[@mariellerubeor261]

seeing how simple this method is, I'm almost mad at myself for not figuring it out! Thanks for the super clear tutorial.

[@shellinearmstrong7177]

Omg...that’s great. Thank you so much...I’ve been fretting over this for awhile now. I thank you.

[@MsMatador7]

Thanks, Tamara...That is a very clever way to add an interesting touch to our yarn projects....Have a great holiday weekend...

[@VictoriaKimball]

This is how I join even when I work a chain instead of foundation stitches. I make my chain, turn, and work my first row. Then I slip stitch my last stitch of my first row to my first stitch of my first row. Later I'll use the tail to close that little gap. I like it much better than fiddling with a chain that tends to twist!

[@tiffanyking6358]

thank you so much I wanted to add beads to my call the midwife blanket and this worked perfectly!!

[@nicolaking2704]

Brilliant! Thanks so much - easy when you know how!

[@patricesteiner1168]

Oh, that looks so much easier, and easier on the yarn, than stringing a bunch of beads. A "fiddly bit" for sure, but definitely worth a try. Now to find a pattern that doesn't look like it's a 'tweens fantasy. But you say you're working on that! I'll stay tuned. :-)

[@Yarngoddess]

Oh I loved this! Thank you!

[@tenafairfield7729]

Thank You! You explain it well!

[@NWBodyRolling]

Thanks so much for your terrific videos. I always check you first.

[@lizzybluerivera4265]

I love it, so easy. Thanks

[@karinehabrahamian3075]

Thanks a lot!!! What a great tip!!

[@lacifiala2070]

In the first few beads you show, you complete a stitch, add the bead, and then make the next stitch correct? Does this then place the bead at the top of the stitch of the row you are currently on, in between the two stitches, or down at the bottom near the top/v of the previous row?

[@uyvonnescott1945]

May I please share this beautiful pattern

[@fotyfar]

Amazing smart technic , thank u very much :)

[@imanhussein1]

Thank you so much!

[@dorianthegray253]

Great concept I hate pre-stringing :)

[@middj8067]

very clever

[@redsonya1084]

Fantastic!! TY

[@paulenehendrickson4650]

Thank you so much!! Question: Will it be pretty easy on the next row to continue my stitches? The beads wont get in The way will they?

[@mooglyblog]

I didn't find them to be a problem! :)

[@noemitorressantos]

thanks i will practice that...

[@janewolfe890]

wonderful way

[@christinnascreations9072]

Well I'll be .........who da think? Cool 🙂 Luv yah 💕

[@francaperotti5934]

Is the steel hook called a tatting hook in still new to all these hooks I think I have one but not sure

[@mooglyblog]

I don't believe so, but then again I don't know how to tat, so perhaps they are the same! I just know them as steel crochet hooks or thread crochet hooks. :)

[@asunahusama]

Nice , Creative ❤️ thank you !

[@f12oreve08r]

Would this method work the same for adding a bell?

[@mooglyblog]

I would think so! Like a jingle bell or bell with a metal loop to go through to "sew" it on? I think you should be able to go through there no problem! I would only caution you to make sure your yarn can stand up to that edge - a super delicate yarn or roving style yarn might break rubbing against the metal edge. But a good acrylic or sturdy wool should be fine. :)

[@isabelledurette6245]

@@mooglyblog Thank you so much i love it

[@Truthseeker1957]

Great "how to" video. I missed the name of the bead supplier. I tried back up and listening over and over, but still could not understand the name. Coul d you please provide the name or a link please? Thank you in advance

[@tamarairene]

Thank you! It's www.beadbiz.org/ :D

[@Truthseeker1957]

thank you!