How to Use the Ring Weaver Tool by Beadalon

[@elisabethperdue9667]

It’s very much like the knitting ring I bought for making tube socks or scarves, so I know how much fun it is, and how quickly I can make things with yarn. so I can see that making “rings”, should make it so much easier and faster! I’ve seen rings that were similar to these before & always thought how long it would take to make them! Funny how I never put the two idea’s together before seeing your video! Now I an hardly wait to try it! Thanks for the enlightening instructions!❤

[@moominpug8742]

How cute! It’s just like a miniature basket weaving base/starter. 💕🧚🏻‍♀💕

[@darlinej.vastey2341]

I was able to understand your technic right away. Thanks 👊👍❤❤❤

[@sakthornton5626]

I am a fan of your website and KZbin channel. Thank you.

[@beadaholique]

Yay! Please feel free to contact our customer service department if you have any questions or concerns. Email: [e-mail] Phone: [phone] weekdays 9 am - 5 pm (Pacific Time).

[@daisy123annabel]

Hello I love your work omg I never seen anything like this very amazing work 🥰🥰

[@tomt9543]

I’m probably the only male commenting on this tutorial, but it was very informative, and even relaxing! I’m a certified welder by trade (recently retired actually), but dabble in many hobbies (my wife says too many!) including making wrought iron projects, making coin rings and related pendants, woodworking and paracord crafts. Thanks to this video, I guess I’ll be adding another craft to my list! I’d love to get the dimensions of that loom you used so I could make one! Home machine shop is another hobby of mine (duh!), and I enjoy making my own jigs and fixtures rather than buying them. Thanks for a great tut!

[@beadaholique]

Glad you liked the video Tom! Not surprised you found it relaxing, I think that's a big part of the appeal of this sort of crafting no matter what the material. I don't have any precise dimensions handy for the jig, but you can get a closer look at it here on our project page: beadaholique.com/products/beadalon-ring-weaver-tool-aluminum-base-with-18-pins-makes-sizes-4-6-9-11 It's got 64 holes by my count, and the ring sizes they're set for are 14.8mm diameter (That's US Ring Size 4), 16.5mm (Size 6), 19mm (Size 9) and 20.6mm (Size 11). Hope that helps!

[@cathypalus4006]

Thank you so much You did a wonderful job on this video I appreciate it.

[@justforlaughs8988]

you really should think about reading children's bed time books your voice is like silk it's so peaceful and very enjoyable thank you for the video!

[@SparkleByMonica]

Well, ok. Gotta go get this tool. Sparkle on! ✨

[@beadaholique]

Thanks, glad we could introduce you to it!

[@sharonfrench1087]

Thank you for demonstrating this very useful tool. I understood perfectly. I've watched it twice and also the bracelet one. It's bigger and easier to see.

[@nataliaaraiza5909]

Enjoyed your video

[@cindyherget5196]

Really neat tool. Thanks for the video.

[@sarsparkles7903]

Iwould have like to see how you added the beads

[@beadaholique]

You can find more details here: beadaholique.com/products/cyan-hoop-necklace

[@jorundr1907]

Beautiful.

[@juliefisher9434]

Oh I love making rings! This is a must have for me.

[@birdsong63]

Lovely video, and such pretty rings for all sorts of jewelry applications. Size 7 is, I think, one of the most common ring sizes, so I'm surprised that wasn't built in; may have been a mandatory manufacturing sizing choice. If possible, I would probably shorten the original wire length so as not to have so much wire to pull through; but I'd have to be sure I also left myself enough wire! The ring with beads is beautiful. I may buy one of these if I were sure I'd actually use it! Beadalon sure has a lot of clever inventions in its collection. Thank you for showing how this works!

[@lyndsaysrebornnurseryoffib4241]

Beautiful Jewelry I need to buy one now!

[@beadaholique]

Thanks Lyndsay, we've got the ring weaver for sale on our site if you're still looking to pick one up: beadaholique.com/products/beadalon-ring-weaver-tool-aluminum-base-with-18-pins-makes-sizes-4-6-9-11

[@lyndsaysrebornnurseryoffib4241]

@@beadaholique your welcome! Thank you

[@alexxdaye1]

Awesome video!!! Loved it! How would you make rings in sizes 7 or 8 though?

[@laviniacontraro4705]

Does that ring weaver come in different sizes? I wear a 7

[@craftyredesigns8177]

Personally I feel this video was VERY WELL DONE. I was able to take my Ring Weaver Tool out of the box, follow along and make my 1st ring!! I did have the video on large screen and have to stop and rewind or pause BUT it got the job done.

[@countmontecristo7066]

Nice. Thank you for the video. Expanded my knowledge more with these useful skills. 😊

[@_Majoras]

ooo ooooh ring weaver! I believe you can get me through the night

[@sourenchatterjee5272]

This is really good. Thanks.

[@maryy1370]

This looks so cool!! I'd LOVE to buy one and try this!! May I request a couple extra shots at a slightly different angle, and maybe for you to explain what you meant by "in and out"? Thank you for posting this! I'm sure a lot of people will be inspired by this to make their own creations!

[@lenaleo626]

It would be nice to make a bracelet if the tool came in a larger size.

[@silviamiller9971]

I love this! 💕 It would help if I could see her working. I just kept seeing her knuckles.

[@RagingMillenial024]

You dont have to buy one of these. Take your favorite ring trace it on a piece of paper. Get slender nails and a piece of wood put the paper on the wood and hammer in the nails as you see fit.

[@yayaeishere5714]

Thanks! Great DIY tip!

[@mobiusstripper7279]

EXACTLY what I thought when I watched this... "F*** that, I could make that". Although my overconfidence gets the best of me sometimes.

[@illzwillzwatuz963]

@@mobiusstripper7279 diy for diy

[@matthewreynolds8025]

I only watched for the instructions

[@ltm28]

Get straight ones so it will slide off easy .. I had a true blonde moment as was like well, crap, I can’t get my wire off hahahah .. even just a little head on the nail is too much .. I ended up just pulling the nails out and snipping the tops off but I should have just got those with hardly any head on it

[@arlenemotschenbacher4741]

Do you get instructions when you order the tool?

[@beadaholique]

Yes, there are instructions included in the box when you order it.

[@stergiosgiannakoydais2591]

Well done.nice work,trully you have a lot of pattient.Thank you for the video !

[@slaphappyKat]

Do you have instructions written out?

[@beadaholique]

I just checked the packaging and it states that instructions are included.

[@nancycharlotte3140]

Very Nice.

[@lindiphillips7271]

Thankyou for showing us what the beadalon is all about i saw something similar and was curious not what I thouvht it was but better.😍

[@ritasnow455]

I wear a size 10 can I still use the ring leaver tool?

[@beadaholique]

The ring weaver has spacings for size 9 and size 11 rings, so if you're a little closer to one of those than the other you could be alright, if you're right in the middle at a perfect size 10 then it may not make a good fit for you. Wire gauge will play a role too; depending on how thick or thin the wire is you may be able to fine tune the fit.

[@hyasmindaclison3198]

Wow I want to buy one we're can we order?

[@beadaholique]

Hi Hyasmin you can order the ring weaver directly from our store here: beadaholique.com/products/beadalon-ring-weaver-tool-aluminum-base-with-18-pins-makes-sizes-4-6-9-11

[@bettyprattomautone9951]

Hermoso!! Todo,lastima q en mi pais no se consigue tu herramienta para esos diseños de aros ,muy bonito todooo

[@kalarenakatherinekulesa2904]

Can this be found at the craft store?

[@alienesgsantos5598]

Very beautiful! Thank you!

[@tishsmiddy71]

Thank you ❤️

[@beadaholique]

Thanks, and thanks for watching!

[@gilcabeneditadasilva5287]

Beautiful 😍

[@amber_Forever16]

I don't think there's going to be anybody in a size 11 that wants a ring like this lol but that size is good for making pendants :)

[@sdhandcrafts698]

I love this petan

[@beckymck4871]

Thanks! I have tons of wire to use up now!

[@beadaholique]

Perfect!

[@karinasulger7829]

cute concept , just wish you had a diff camera angle when starting the project as your hands were in the way and made it difficult to see how you were weaving in and out ...... but I can see many projects with this nifty lil tool .....ty for sharing!!!

[@gerardo_sn]

quedo hermoso, felicitaciones

[@beadaholique]

¡Gracias!

[@lilianarikert3815]

@@beadaholique hola me podrías decir en español como se llama la herramienta que usas???soy de Argentina y me gustaría saber ua que soy de realizar artesanías me encantó la idea desde ya gracias liliana..besitos

[@tammygurl64]

This is awesome! 😃 I'm familiar with weaving using yarn so I had no trouble following along. I'm new to wire wrapping and I couldn't see the very last wrap-and-tuck (not your fault - my phone display is small) but you gave very clear verbal instructions to cut wire to the outside of the ring so I'm sure I'd have no trouble figuring it out. Thank you so much for taking the time to share. Many blessings to you! 😇

[@taniamara1327]

Como adquiro este conjunto de peças p fazer este tipo de trabalho?

[@beadaholique]

You can find the supplies in this video at Beadaholique.com: Beadsmith Ring Sizing Mandrel Light Weight Plastic Size 1-15 SKU: XTL-9020 www.beadaholique.com/beadsmith... Beadalon Ring Weaver Tool, Aluminum Base with 18 Pins, Makes Sizes 4 / 6 / 9 & 11 SKU: XTL-3308 www.beadaholique.com/beadalon-... Xuron Sharp Flush Cutter Pliers - Wire/Soft Flex SKU: XTL-5600 www.beadaholique.com/xuron-sha... Beadsmith Jeweller's Micro Pliers Chain Nose Flat Nose SKU: XTL-5511 www.beadaholique.com/beadsmith... Artistic Wire, Silver Plated Craft Wire 24 Gauge Thick, 10 Yard Spool, Gold Color SKU: WCR-4598 www.beadaholique.com/artistic-... Swarovski Crystal, 5328 Bicone Beads 3mm, 25 Pieces, Indicolite SKU: SWBB-1351 www.beadaholique.com/swarovski... Swarovski Crystal, 5810 Round Faux Pearl Beads 3mm, 50 Pieces, White SKU: SWP-3001 www.beadaholique.com/swarovski... Czech Glass Smooth Teardrop Beads 9x6mm - Green Turquoise (20) SKU: BCP-11103 www.beadaholique.com/czech-gla... Swarovski Crystal, 5810 Round Faux Pearl Beads 4mm, 50 Pieces, Vintage Gold SKU: SWP-4080 www.beadaholique.com/swarovski... Silver Plated Fine Cable Chain Necklace - 2x1.8mm Links 18 Inches Long SKU: AXC-98930 www.beadaholique.com/silver-pl... Silver Filled Open Jump Rings 5mm 20 Gauge (10) SKU: FJR-8020 www.beadaholique.com/silver-fi... Silver Plated 2mm x 2.4mm Cable Chain - By The Foot SKU: CHA-2400 www.beadaholique.com/silver-pl... Gun Metal Heart Link Cable Chain 3.2mm - Bulk By The Foot SKU: CHA-9982 www.beadaholique.com/gun-metal... Artistic Wire, Silver Plated Craft Wire 24 Gauge Thick, 10 Yard Spool, Tarnish Resistant Silver SKU: WCR-2430 www.beadaholique.com/artistic-... Silver Plated Open Jump Rings 4mm 22 Gauge (50) SKU: FJR-5454 www.beadaholique.com/silver-pl... Silver Plated Long Elegant Earring Hooks (50) SKU: FEA-3025 www.beadaholique.com/silver-pl... TierraCast Celtic Collection, 'Tracys' Celtic Heart Charm 13x14mm, 2 Pieces, Antiqued Silver SKU: PND-09018 www.beadaholique.com/tierracas... Artistic Wire, Copper Craft Wire 24 Gauge Thick, 10 Yard Spool, Tarnish Resistant Natural Copper SKU: WCR-2435 www.beadaholique.com/artistic-...

[@starlitebell915]

I loved it and going to buy this so I can make stuff!

[@molliewhite-evans473]

I wear a 4.5 in a ring, can I have it or make it that size?

[@JewelsFromVenus]

The one she just made ended up being a half size up so I think you could..

[@margaretkahlmeier3402]

Thank you, Chasity Nance.

[@amywelch5248]

this looks way easier then doing it by hand...wonderful in the new year i am going to buy one of these....thank you for making the video and where to purchase....wonderful....just signed up to your website....Happy New Year!!!!!!

[@beadaholique]

Happy new year! If needed, you can find the Ring Weaver Tool here: www.beadaholique.com/beadalon-ring-weaver-tool-aluminum-base-with-18-pins-makes-sizes-4-6-9-11.html

[@annamullins5891]

Won't these links rings turn u'r fingers green???

[@annamullins5891]

It's supposed 2 say kinna rings

[@beadaholique]

If your skin does have a reaction to the copper the green mark will usually disappear overnight (if the ring is removed) or will easily wash away with soap and water. If you want to try to prevent the ring from turning your finger green you can apply clear nail polish to the inside of the ring.

[@amber_Forever16]

Beadaholique for a jewelry making company I'm really surprised that you suggest nail polish instead of a sealant.

[@shelleyhutchens9010]

Can u buy extra pins for the weaver

[@beadaholique]

Regrettably, we do not currently sell extra pins. Thanks for watching.

[@lisajarvis2838]

WOW- I want one!!

[@olivest509]

The video tutorial seemed very clear to me.

[@patriceautissier7230]

Pas facile de trouver les matériaux en France ?

[@beadaholique]

Je peux confirmer que nous envoyons cet article en France. Il peut être acheté sur notre site: www.beadaholique.com/beadalon-ring-weaver-tool-aluminum-base-with-18-pins-makes-sizes-4-6-9-11.html Merci d'avoir regardé!

[@alexandrasalkeld479]

Thank you!

[@kalarenakatherinekulesa2904]

Which holes would I use, I wear a size 4?

[@beadaholique]

Use the most inner holes for a size 4 ring. Thanks for watching!

[@shazzaof22]

Thank you Kleshna

[@carolinazavala8796]

Hola soy de ecuador porfis quisiera saber como puedo obtener las herramienta q esta muy bonita quiero saber el precio seria muy amable gracias

[@sheiladaves2792]

That is awesome and tyfs

[@hazelhazelton1346]

The dragon-fire, in twisted wire They meshed the light of moon and sun.

[@steph8up]

It's really hard to see exactly what she's doing.

[@deborahross97]

Thanks for sharing.

[@natashagreen-chillaxedprod7769]

Other then my candle, Melts soap n Body Products making for my business I do Quilling, I did the whole loom band thing n jewellery making but have kept with my business making n sell the safest Candles and Melts in the world plus various 💯% Natural Body Products. Well done. Don’t worry bout the neacommentsm they are everywhere..lol what would the world of crafting be like without those negative people 🦋

[@trueislam2012]

Hi From where I can buy this equipment

[@beadaholique]

The items used in this video can be found on our website. The items are linked below the video screen under show more. You can find the main item in this video here: www.beadaholique.com/beadalon-ring-weaver-tool-aluminum-base-with-18-pins-makes-sizes-4-6-9-11.html

[@geraldinebecher7702]

I enjoyed listening to your video.It's really hard to see. Maybe if you used a brightly colored wire like lime green? Your voice is vey calming.

[@isabelorihuela3826]

where do I find the tool please

[@beadaholique]

It can be purchased here: www.beadaholique.com/beadalon-ring-weaver-tool-aluminum-base-with-18-pins-makes-sizes-4-6-9-11.html Thanks so much!

[@mandyd446385]

Does it come in another size? I wear a 7 and 8.

[@Hiccupmax]

I also wear a 7 and 8, I really hope it comes in other sizes!

[@beadaholique]

Regrettably, Beadalon only manufactures the ring weaver for sizes 4/6/9/11. If you wear size 7 or 8, we recommend making a size 9 ring. Thank you.

[@RunWayUnderground]

If she wears a 7 and 8 a size 9 will be too big... @Maxine M: Actually you should be able to make a size 6 and size it up a 7 on a ring mandrel without too much distortion (if you know how to do so without flattening your wire).

[@mandyd446385]

RunWayUnderground thanks for the tip! 😀

[@MRB465]

Yes, she says it makes sizes, 4, 6, 9 and 11and it's also marked on the ring weaver itself.

[@jenniferavenoso7162]

I want one too!

[@beadaholique]

You can find the ring weaver tool here: beadaholique.com/products/beadalon-ring-weaver-tool-aluminum-base-with-18-pins-makes-sizes-4-6-9-11

[@marypead4260]

Why don't they make a second (and maybe 3rd)with the other sizes?? I'm just thinking, if this is popular, they would be as well. I wear a 7 as well :(

[@jeanjaz3260]

Mary Pead. At the beginning of the Tutorial, she said this tool had four sizes. She showed the sizes very quickly, but I remember the largest was 11, then the size 9 she used in the Tutorial. I think the other two sizes were 7 and 5. You determined what size by where you put the pegs to start.

[@MRB465]

The sizes the ring weaver makes are 4, 6, 9 and 11, but for a size 7 you can make a size 6 and then stretch it by using a ring mandrel. Be very careful while you're stretching it to a 7 though, you don't want to warp the wires.

[@houssamsalim3060]

Mary Pead Hello

[@houssamsalim3060]

Mary Pead whatssab

[@huemanexperience1738]

I was literally starting to go cross-eyed watching you weave...lol...I'm a lefty also ...but you needed an angel from top and right side.

[@rezkitty397]

I guess i will try it one day after i find the ring weaver?

[@yhanniepaguio2981]

Hey it's pretty easy to use

[@beadaholique]

Sweet! Thanks for the feedback.

[@AV-zg9du]

Your voice is very soothing. I bet you'd make a great Yoga instructor.

[@susannebick7083]

I like technology, and how to fix it so it Will be nice. 😃👍

[@tarabrown7717]

I'm sure this would be tough to film for anyone. How about someone suggesting a tutorial, or making a tutorial, that's easier for one to follow.(seriously, I'd like to see favorite ring wire wrapping as I'm newer at rings than the rest, other than the simplest wrap around).Also, making a copper wire wrapped ring--- isn't that going to turn a finger green in a second? I've never gotten an answer that satisfies me when I ask about sealants such as protectaclear ( seems to be seen as one of the best. But is it super thin or something? How to avoid having it collect in the little coils and weaves? And with Renaissance wax, how effective is that, same question about settling in grooves and coils? I know I need to do more copper wire wrapping as it is so cheap, I just got to a point where I felt like if I'm going to do the same amt of work I'd rather get paid more for the silver one. And as far as valuable stones and extremely time consuming methods, I want to continue to stick with silver for custom pendants from 65-100$; people charge far more than that for sterling on a nice stone w intricate design, and so on, but I'm thinking I'd rather do rings in silver...

[@amber_Forever16]

Tara Brown ikr I've stuck to silver as well, but would like you to know that what turns your finger green is nickel which is in most fake jewelry, that's why you'll see some fake earrings say allergy free , as long as the metal you're using is nickel free it doesn't turn your skin green. But I still only use Sterling silver because I can make alot more money for it and I would never even make a gift for a friend in copper. I guess some of us are just stuck paying more for our materials, but in the end I think it evens out because you get paid more and it lasts longer imo

[@PropheticEnvy]

Oh man I so love this tool! Is it sold in stores as well?

[@deborahkohler5324]

PropheticEnvy

[@deborahkohler5324]

PropheticEnvy

[@cynthiadelvalle3437]

I've never seen one of these weavers. Interesting to watch but a more magnified picture would be helpful. I think I know what she was doing but I would want to be sure.

[@snuffytc1]

Possibly put the camera looking straight down from the top.

[@sharingthebounty2488]

No size 7? I am guessing that size 7 is what would be considered the "average" size for most women....who decided which sizes would be made?

[@0menadds]

I also cannot see what your doing

[@TLHS55]

reminds me of the old knifty kniter frames, lol

[@nataliegist2014]

They should include some shorter pegs

[@NancyNewbergshawnee]

Thank you :)

[@anabarbarasantos3305]

Uau ,maginifico, belíssimo.

[@jws1948ja]

24 gauge seems a little small.

[@beadaholique]

24 gauge seems to work the best for us. Thanks for watching!

[@pepperfalkiner579]

LOL I think you should have placed the camera on the other side lol

[@patriciadumatrait9594]

Looks like a pain. I made mine years ago out of cardboard

[@terrilynch7845]

It was really hard to see how she was weaving. I might buy this product if I could actually see how to weave this ring. Thank you.

[@Uncle_Steve71]

They need to make one for bigger fingers.

[@robincramer8080]

Steve Miller they may have different sizes on their web site

[@amber_Forever16]

Steve Miller holy crap 11 isn't big enough???

[@mobiusstripper7279]

Just measure your finger, draw it on a piece of wood, and then hammer very thin nails in a circle. Done.

[@pesto12601]

9.5.. wow.. big fingers!!

[@eulaliarodriguez6594]

Eulalia Rodríguez saludos Que Bonita Gracias megusta

[@beadaholique]

Thanks for watching Eulalia, so glad you like this video!

[@MAfzal-jk1lh]

Virèy good

[@LordKaladin]

Vapers unite we have a new tool to be used

[@dianefink1978]

😀👍

[@RosaButton]

Hands were in the way and no size 7 or half sizes.

[@brendazongol4732]

Rosa M-B 999

[@moescuervo]

Couldn’t see you actually weave. You need a camera above you. 🙂

[@cymamancy]

génial

[@sandrasegrera4792]

Couldn't see how you started. YOUR hand keeps getting in the way😦

[@beadaholique]

Please see video mark 3:00. We suggest slowing the video play speed down if you are having trouble seeing the steps. Thanks for watching!

[@amber_Forever16]

Beadaholique ikr so many people complaining but I seen everything fine but if they can't all they got to do is slow it down. I don't think many people know how to do this.

[@ahmeddoha2821]

جميل

[@sophienelson6966]

did no one see that the wire structure was under the knuckles? who filmed this? when its hard enough to grasp concept when you cant see where the WIRE is going..

[@MRB465]

Calm down, no need to get huffy about it Sophie. I'm sure that they will try different camera angles next time or other ways of filming if you and other viewers explain that you had trouble seeing what she was doing.

[@tammygurl64]

Hi. ☺ Yes. It is a fairly basic weave. She starts out with the right hand strand, crosses it over the left strand, then behind the peg and to the front, and repeat (always crossing right strand over left and behind peg then to front). If you're not familiar with weaving, it might be helpful to play around with yarn on a loom to get the hang of it before moving on to wire. (yarn is more forgiving than wire - lol) I hope this helps. Enjoy. Cheers! ☺

[@margaretkahlmeier3402]

Hi not usual to give negative opinion, but I couldn't see how you wrapped the first couple of rows. You say "weave in and out", confused by your words and can't see the way you do the in and out weaving. I apologize for the negative comment. I'd never buy this tool based on this video.

[@d.annigeri7179]

Margaret Kahlmeier she is using the pegs to make the twisted or braided design. Unfortunately,this craft work is using a very small tool. The copper wire is going in front of one peg, while the second is going behind. She is alternating the 2 strands at each front\back movement. I paused at 5:25 where she joins at the first round. You can see one wire is to the left of the peg, while there is another wire to the right. At several points she moved her hands to see what is going on. The tall pegs combined with the smaller device makes it a bit difficult to catch every single movement with the camera. I hope it helps you to understand what is going on. I watched this video only because of your comment. It made me curious :)

[@margaretkahlmeier3402]

Thank you for taking the time to share what you saw with me. I missed all of that. I am looking at it on my iPad. It would look better on my computer, right? Next time. I like the idea of weaving with wire. I do bead looming bracelets.

[@PetroicaRodinogaster264]

Margaret Kahlmeier I watched it on my ipad and I saw every bit of what she was doing. In fact I only came to the comments to say I thought it was a very good demonstration and her voice is perfect. Not too much talking just enough. Some of these spend the first 10 minutes on their yacky tak just to hear their own voice. I watched one about decoupage using napkins and it took a couple of minutes for the demonstrator to just get two layers of the paper napkin apart. This demonstrator had everything ready and it was done. Maybe if a person has a problem understanding they are not proficient enough to make one and should stay with something simpler.

[@maryy1370]

Robyn Jones I watched this 4 times and it was still hard to follow. Not hard to hear, not hard to see, hard to follow. "In and out" is very subjective. When using a new tool that you've never seen before, it is best if the demonstrator is as exact and explicit as they can be. Also, everybody learns differently. I'm glad that the way she explained it was perfect for you - but you shouldn't be so mean to somebody who is having a hard time understanding something simply because they learn differently from you. For you to imply that anyone who didn't understand these instructions perfectly with you must be too stupid to use this and therefore shouldn't attempt something so "complex" is completely uncalled for. Different people learn *differently*! Some might need a closer view of the weaving technique (visual learning), some might need to have one in front of them and by repeating exactly what she is doing at the same time (hands-on learning), some might need a better description of her actions (audial learning). Judging someone because of how they learn is not nice, dismissing them like you did is even worse. There are plenty of people who require a slightly different learning method than the majority and for you to imply that those who can't 'keep up' are somehow lesser is insulting to everybody with learning difficulties, speaking difficulties, developmental difficulties, physical difficulties, ECT. I'm going to assume that you did not *intend* to imply that. But as someone *with* one of the difficulties I mentioned above, I'm still more than a bit hurt by your comment. It is not a bad idea to suggest to the poster of this vid ways on how to help make her posts reach even more people. It is not insulting to ask for a little more explanation, or for additional shots to see exactly what she's doing and how. There are some stitches in embroidery and cross-stitch where just seeing the work is not enough, you need to see how to hold the thread and the needle to get it to work!

[@chasitynance486]

Robyn Jones WHOA!! So according to your logic, no one should question anything if they don't get it the first time? How tacky and uncalled for. How wonderful that you aren't one those people...because neither the camera angle nor the instruction were all that clear the first time through.