How to finish a bead loom project without cutting off its strings - faster version

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How to finish a basic beading loom project without cutting off its strings.
Materials and tools necessary to make the beaded part:
1) I used the Giant Peak Dale loom. This loom measures 300mm by 150mm (will take up to 86 warp threads)
2) Nymo thread size D - colour white
3) Miyuki Delica beads - colours: brown, blue, red, orange and gold.
4) Scissors
5) Beading needle
6) Masking tape
7) Cement glue
Instructions:
Please note this technique can be used on even or odd strand counts. You can only use this method if you have used the same continuous thread in your entire project. It will be impossible to pull the thread through if you make any amend/ knot or add thread to the project. That’s why this technique is recommended for smaller bead loom projects, because usually bigger ones need additional thread so please be aware of that. For more images of beaded work off the loom, please visit our website angablue.com/freetutorials/
Thanks for watching us.

[@lishajohnson7362]

I'm definitely going to give this a try knotting wrecks my nerves ty

[@terrykernell2057]

So Cool. Trying this out ASAP

[@cjbeck5871]

I wish it were that easy, but I start my beading in the center

[@terrygamble4557]

Thank you

[@annettejamieson4489]

This looks great. I can’t wait to try it Only thing is I couldn’t actually see what you were doing. I could tell you were pulling the thread through but couldn’t tell which ones in which order. If there is a way of explaining it that would be awesome

[@Angablue]

Thanks a lot for your comment. Please have a look at the normal speed video version. You will be able to see it properly.

[@usenamenotallowed]

Genius!

[@azraartsy]

Nice and easy ❤

[@mikaylajayney]

GENIUS

[@CheugnificentThaUnimpressive]

Yes

[@bellatries582]

Every time I’ve done this it ruins the entire loom work. Idk what I’m doing wrong. Time to make The same piece for the 3rd time 😭.

[@Angablue]

This technique only works in small projects. I wouldn't recommend trying it in a bracelet for example.

[@bellatries582]

Angablue® ahhh thank you!

[@bellatries582]

I DID IT!! EVEN WITH A SEVEN INCH LONG PIECE! ♥️♥️♥️

[@Angablue]

@@bellatries582 Wow! Very impressive! Well done, girl.

[@annettejamieson4489]

Oooh How frustrating for you !

[@DorisGameiro]

Do the little ends show up in your work? Looks like it’s been sewn on the edges?

[@Angablue]

Hello Doris! No, they don't show up, because after I wove the tail through a few beads, I trimmed those little ends. You can watch the version of this video in normal speed where I show how to do it. Or have a look at this website (link): www.artbeads.com/design-studio/bead-weaving-thread-tips/

[@DorisGameiro]

Angablue® sorry I didn’t mean the warp thread ends, I mean the little parts on the beadwork. I just recently got a rick’s bead loom and the threads on the ends seem to wrap around every other bead for the finished look. I was trying to do your method the other day and all my beads just fell out anyway .. I think because I didn’t have the loops on the end since I cut it off trying to fix the little end piece there from earlier. 🙈 wish I could show you a picture of what I mean!

[@Angablue]

Doris Gameiro send a photo to my email please: [e-mail] I really want to help you on this.