How to use Twisted Wire Beading Needles

[@mbrewer711]

Thanks for the needle threading advice. I have been beading for years and always threaded the needle the hard way. I can hardly wait to give this a try. Keep up the good work!!!!

[@charitymharrison]

I love wildfire as much as I love the fireline. Fireline is much thinner and stronger but sometimes hard to find, so when I cant find it, I use the wildfire. I tried the dandy line only once and never tried it again as I did not like the fraying. Bugle beads caused it to fray on me. Thanks for the video. As usual you are a great teacher. Happy New Year to you!

[@ItsNewClearDammit]

probably one of the best beginner's videos for beading needles and spinners I've ever seen.

[@sherrywortman2267]

You are awesome. First I've never seen the twisted needles before. But love them. Love the big eye. Love the fact that you can use it with heavier cord. Plus when you break a needle you can just go make another one. Thank you thank you thank you. Thank for the bead spinner demo. I have the same one. I can work it but I'm going to try your way of loading the needle. I never get that many beads on at one time. I'm always learning something from you. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@beadifulnights]

Yes, I used them in the daisy chain stitch.

[@meanttobehere12]

I once made fringed earrings using a fireline. Once the fringe bent, it never straightened out again, like plastic. It didn't have fluid movement. So I went back to nymo. I once used dandyline and had good results. But for bracelets and other projects fireline would be good. It is frustrating when not using the right thread for a certain project. Thank you for your video, I learned a lot.

[@rebeccar681]

Thanks so much for sharing your talent with us. It's appreciated. I hope that wire tutorial works for me since I go through lots of needles for breaking off since I bead tight. Thanks again Rebecca

[@denisewiedel8268]

Hey just wanted to know that I appreciate your videos and teaching techniques. I've had times when I couldn't find these in the store so your videos really saved the day. I love your voice too. Thanks again.

[@GinnieDerk]

Thank you I have a pack and didn't know how to use them. I do have a hard time threading needles ,you taught an old dog new tricks, I even struggle with daisy chain but I will keep trying. All I have done much of is beaded Christmas balls quite a few I have even sold some. I love bracelets and want to make some. I really love your video's keep them coming.

[@MikaelaBlake]

I use Fireline all the time and I'm hooked on it. I use Fireline when I need strength and then switch to a good nylon thread like Superlon if I need fluid movement for dangling beads. Superlon is MUCH better than Nymo. I love Fireline and I can buy 125 yards of it for about $15.00 at Walmart in the fishing section. Thanks for showing me how to make my own beading needles!!

[@carolboucher9752]

Alisha---you are great--I am a old person and abit of a dummy---OK alot of a dummy---but you make make it super easy to follow and you give loads of information---Thank you so much!

[@beadifulnights]

I buy my fireline at Walmart it is the cheapest place to find 125yd. it's in the sporting goods section. I can't find wildfire where I live so that's why I use fireline.

[@beadifulnights]

Where do you buy your fireline? I get mine at walmart 125yd. $16.00 fishing selection. I use monofilament but it doesn't work in every design. There are designs that you have to use thread for and there are designs that work better with monofilament. These are the monofilaments I use along with there diameters 6lb. dia. .010 and 8lb. dia. .011 and 10lb. dia. .012 My favorites are 8lb. and 10lb. because they are very strong and stiff enough that the ends can be used as needles.

[@bebes3035]

Thank you so much for this demo. I just starting beading and is a lot of thing that I dont know yet. But with you I going to be a pro. Thanks again for sharing and keep helping us with your marvelous knolege. Maggie

[@christyskates]

Big eye needles are my absolute favorite! They are easy to thread, great for bead weaving, and cheap at hobby lobby

[@DORYFY1968]

wow i stumbled thru ur videos n was amazed how u find alternate ways to do n use things,im not a jewelry maker by all means i have always wanted to try it but my brain is way to hyper lol to actually sit n have the patience that u obviously have to do that awesome work u do,anyway i saw ur vid on how u make ur twisted needles n was wandern what theyre used for n then u show it on another vid,i thought that was pretty cool of u to take ur time to explain n demo to make it easier for others,tfs :)

[@barbschapman6668]

Thanks for these tips. I've just made my own one with some fine strong wire. It works perfectly, and I don't have to buy them now.

[@bbeccababe]

I didn't know I could get fireline in the sporting goods section, great to kno Your videos are so informative, thanx so much! Very appreciative

[@SeveringArtfully]

X for fraying thread, you can also use wax. Just grab a candle, hold the thread between your thumb and the candle, and pull the thread down to the end.

[@stacyalvarez9046]

This is VERY informative. I learned several things. Thank you.

[@sandydanilson7812]

thank you for the easy and fun lessons. I love your calm way of teaching.

[@Bantucher]

Im using the needle that came with the Darice spinner and they are flimsy as hell😩😩 I only got 2 beads on there after trying for 15minutes..wondering if I need a better needle. Your video is awesome..you were very thorough

[@mclaren8605]

thank you,happy new year,can't wait to see what creative projects you have for us this year,I know they will be awesome!

[@beadifulnights]

Your very welcome Amelia!

[@glittergirlglory4320]

How do you get them not to spill out of the bowl

[@rebvan1]

Thank you for this vid. Do you know if there is a lessor expensive thread for beading. I generally use Fireline, but it's so expensive. I've heard that some people use fishing line. Are you familiar with this?

[@19anewmorning76]

I use Wild Fire for all my beading. It's very strong. I just haven't seen it in many colors. At least not in my searches.

[@feshorty]

Oh wow thank you so much for the handy tip for threading the needle... feel so silly how I used to do it now.. haha.. thanks love your tutorials..

[@XoCuddlesOx]

Is the Fireline you have waxed? I ordered the Fireline for Jewelry making and it was waxed. Does it make a difference if its waxed or not?

[@meeranagavalli604]

Wow great tutorial for threading different types of needle......

[@YogawithDeLora]

your nails look fabulous!

[@DORYFY1968]

p/s I will subscribe to ur channel to share with people I know that like this kind of craft so they can follow ur tutorial,especially cuz my daughter is beginning to show interest in jewelry making n I think u would make an amazing tutor,,,,,,thanks best wishes from south texas

[@19anewmorning76]

Thank you for teaching me how to use the twisted beading needles. I have one question, can you use them for bead weaving?

[@SeveringArtfully]

X that's why I'm here... Bead weaving and i keep breaking my finest needles. I think this wire needle will be great! ... Just need some very fine wire for these tiniest beads.

[@anaauroraaparicio585]

Thank you for sharing! Big help for me❤❤❤❤

[@mandyyounie5399]

Great needle tips, i've got the beadspinner will try it out. Thanx. xx Mandi, England

[@lovenit10]

Omg I love the turtle ring!! Could you do a DIY

[@bettyboo2u]

Fantastic tips, thank you for sharing.

[@yolandaardila]

Gracias muy útil tu enseñanza! Un abrazo

[@samdew]

Thank you - have a good start into a successful and creative Happy New Year

[@margekipling8518]

Thanks for the tips. You are wonderful. I just posted on your facebook a pic of a bracelet I made with your tut. Thank you♥

[@lindasantora3020]

This was a fantastic video well explained and you went slowly and I understood it completely. Thank You can't wait for more

[@msnatalieneedsalife]

Happy New Year! Happy Beading! Keep up the great work with your vids! :-)

[@bubberdoo4]

Thank you so much for that very well put together video. i learned alot. you do great work. thanks again a big fan diane

[@butterflies1957]

you,re so smart .. thanks I love all your tutorials!!

[@charitymharrison]

I will have to look for it in the WalMart near me then. Thanks.

[@CeceliaTaylorakaQueenSista]

Great video! Very helpful! Tahnks for doing it for us.

[@Mazzbug]

Thank you, this tutorial worked a treat! :)

[@debbievelazquez1467]

Very helpful! Thank you!

[@MsNitapoo]

This was very helpful, thank you.

[@claygirl6133]

Great tutorial!

[@karolinak6500]

Thank You! ❤🤩👌

[@MsLeebee2]

THANKS THAT WAS REALY HELPFUL

[@planetjazzy]

you are the best~!~ thank you and......♫ HaPPy New Year~! ♫

[@Omina1810]

спасибо

[@kthawk55]

Thank you!!!

[@22tiph]

I LOVE SOON MORE TIPHANIE GARRETT

[@jasmyne-nicole3]

Was so irritated that I couldn't find any long curved beading needle because they're been discontinued. But ma'am this is better! The end of my needle kept breaking where it was soldered. if you don't have a patent on this design, GET ONE QUICK! And make Darice and all the rest of the big names pay you. Thanks for sharing the knowledge!

[@peaceandjoy559]

That's great.

[@jouniehsun]

thanks very helpful

[@julliana2ify]

thank you for the explanation and Happy New Year 2013 to you

[@JNR_Tomorrowstartstoday]

thank you so helpful ;)

[@Bhagavi108]

Thnx :)