Lattice Beaded Bracelet Tutorial

[@mommamainiac1087]

I've watched 100ds of these videos and yours is by far the best! You make it easy to follow, absolutely doable! !

[@aprilmoore8432]

YATTA!!! This is the first time I've made it past the 3rd stitch without angrily throwing the mess of beads and string across the room. I made one of your cocktail beaded rings (it was way too big) and I made this bracelet today as well. I've been trying for over a year now and you are the first person to make this mess make sense. Thank you SO much!! I will try to take a picture of my bracelet to post onto your facebook page. Thank you!!!

[@scorpion197143]

I am planning to start my own business in beading and I am watching tutorials as much as I could. This was a very nice piece. As a beginner, I think I can easily follow your tutorial...thank you so much.

[@diehardpbrfan]

I am trying to make this bracelet. you give beautiful directions. easy to follow. thank you for taking your time to teach new beaders. happy beading.

[@vickielynn8]

Thanks you. I appreciate your willingness to teach others this beautiful work. I pray blessings upon you.

[@imlilysmom2]

I love your tutorial it is very concise and well done. I make spiral rope bracelets and these will be a nice addition to my wardrobe as far as jewelry goes. Thanks for sharing. I am looking forward to your next one. Ann

[@Sajukun1]

found this video Wednesday and i made it in the same week Thursday couldn't wait i just used what i had, keep on making awesome stuff your doing good and looking forward to see more, thanks and blessings.

[@justinepurdham7128]

I just came across your video and I'm a beginner, I've been watching Karla Kam and just did her spacer bracelet yesterday and have to admit it came out pretty good, I've been wanting to work with seed beads, but have been afraid to, but after watching your video, you make it look so easy and I am now ready to start making some bracelets with them. Thank you so much for the inspiration and great tutorial.

[@garymatie4327]

I really loved making this with you. You are a good teacher. some of them hurry so fast I have to rewind twice as much as yours. I made mine red and silver. I put red along the outside and a shiny silver in the inside. then i used red seed beads and crystals in the center.It turned out beautiful thanks to you. I also used a silver button with a crystal in the middle. thanks very much for an awsome bracelet.

[@polly090668]

WOW! What beautiful beading! I am extremeley new to beading and watching you has inspired me to try your tutorials, you make it an absolute pleasure to watch, you explain why you have to do it to certain sizes and you are very clear with instructions. I am very much a visual learner and i love watching you work. Keep up the good work, look forward to more xxxx

[@SuperAirborne82]

So pretty, Aleshia! Once again, my thanks for using those wonderful ebeads...they are so cheap to buy and make such simply elegant, beautiful jewelry. Your videos are always fantastic, easy to understand, and real day brighteners!

[@angelathurman575]

You explain everything so clearly and you make it easy to follow and understand. Thank you so much

[@Anumiat54]

You are an amazing talent and a good teacher. Your instructions seem easy to follow and make me want to try to make something!

[@tnj2416]

This is great! The seed beads have always seemed so intimidating, but you definitely make it look so easy! Thanks! This will be the first one I try!

[@beadifulnights]

If you friend me on Facebook you can see how to do it. I have pictures in my photo album showing how to make this stitch into a ring.

[@JosJerseyJournals]

Hello alicia I am very new to beading and out of all the turorials i have watched yours are the only ones i can follow. Hope to see more of your work soon. And I can say i owe it all to you for everything i have learn how to do so far. :-)

[@SandyzSerious]

You are excellent. Finally I found someone who can instruct exstremely well.

[@jpomalay3367]

Hi miss really love your work ,you're a gifted young lady,am a man but still like your stuff,Good and well done ,Blessing

[@camillakew2235]

Hi Aleshia: I have just begun to make jewelry. I have only been doing the single beading so far, however I think (with your videos) I will soon be able to begin doing different styles!! The video was excellent!! Thank you!! Camilla

[@beadifulnights]

Hi, I posted the link to my Facebook page in the description bar below the video. I would post it here but KZbin won't let me do it. You can also find the link on my channel.

[@Loopyladyify]

thank you so much for your really brilliant tutorials! I am enjoying watching them immensely! Thank you - please keep them coming!

[@beadifulnights]

Hi Paula, I am so glad you like my beading and thanks for trying my tutorials. Thank you for your amazing comment may god bless you.

[@ycelboniel3768]

...very clear explanation, easy to follow! i learned a lot from your design... thank u so much... love to watch all your videos...

[@Pavlovafowl]

A very pretty design with lovely subtle colour combinations and thanks for explaining it so carefully too. All the best from France, Pavlovafowl aka Sue.

[@valeriesengupta768]

Just finished completing my bracelet from your lattice embellished tutorial. I like the completed project and plan to make another one soon. The video was easy to follow; however it took more time to embellish the bracelet.

[@hahnk55]

Beautiful bracelet...very good tutorial..easy to follow thank you..you are a good teacher!

[@vrdsf1823]

Very clear instructions, simple yet look elegant, will definitely try this. Thanks

[@italiangirl27]

I so love this bracelet and with the white in the middle you could change the blue seed bead and the rondelle to any other colour

[@birack1]

This is the first video that I have seen of yours and I have to say you are very informative and clear I thank you for the great video. Hope to see more.

[@susanross5209]

All of your video I have seen are great!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to do them. Looking forward to many more.

[@beadifulnights]

I mostly use 8lb. and 10lb. test monofilament fishing line in my tutorials it is pretty cheap. The smaller the fishing line pound the thinner it is. I use fishing line because it is durable, waterproof and stiff enough that there is no need for needles so I never get stabled. I have a spool that I bought at walmart for $3.00 there is 700 yards on it. I have another spool of fishing line that I bought when I first started beading and that was over twelve years ago it lasts forever.

[@Melancholy1966]

Thanks for posting another great tutorial! I love your designs, they are easy to make yet look so pretty.

[@beadifulnights]

Fireline is more softer and pliable than monofilament. I mostly use fireline in designs that need to be very flexible like the daisy chain stitch and my majestic bracelet. I found that monofilament was perfect for this bracelet because I was working with large 6/0 seed beads.

[@nikkidavis1033]

A truly beautiful bracelets and your instructions are easy to follow. I shall be making this tomorrow, Thanks xxx

[@chagoot1024]

Over the years I've made a few of the bracelets from this tutorial. I used Fireline, Spiderwire, or Nanofil. I did them in 4mm beads, and I love the way they came out. I didn't embellish mine, because I like the netting effect you get when you don't. I even did one with 6mm, just to experiment. I felt it looked a bit too "open" in the netting, but someone else might like that effect.

[@beadifulnights]

It does matter the larger the pound, the larger the diameter of the fishing line and the harder it is to get through beads several times. I think that you might be safe using 12lb. with this bracelet though because 6/0 seed beads have larger holes. If you are embellishing the top and your 12lb. won't pass through 11/0 seed beads use 8/0 seed beads instead.

[@beadifulnights]

Thank you! It's because I use monofilament fishing line it is stiff like plastic. Before I start beading I run the monofilament fishing line really fast between my fingers. It heats it up and straightens it out. Becareful I have been burned going too fast. Also the stiffness will depend on what pound fishing line you use. The higher the pound the stiffer. I like 8 and 10 pound best because it is stiff, but thin enough to go though your beads several times. Hope this made sense.

[@ImGinaMarie]

Absolutely beautiful bracelet. Great description on DIY! Thank you so much

[@sarahgold3818]

Nice beading, I like that you use fishing line. If I start beading again I will use fishing line this time, thank you for the video.

[@l100w]

Wow what a great tutorial, very clear and easy to follow. I am going to give this one a go, thank you very much.

[@welshd7]

Very beautiful! You are certainly patient in explaining the how to's. Thank you so much for sharing your art with us. Diane

[@teresaham2002]

I love the colors! Thank you for shareing it with us, I love your videos !!!

[@beadifulnights]

I used 10lb. and 8lb. monofilament because they are very strong and stiff enough that the ends can to be used as needles. So I never use needles with monofilament because of the stiffness. I have been able to pass many times through 11/0 seed beads by using just mono no needles. These are the monofilaments I use along with there diameters 6lb. dia. .010 and 8lb. dia. .011 and 10lb. dia. .012 As you can see they are very close in sizes. I use needles with fireline it great for 15/0 seed beads.

[@grannie5gkids]

Lovely bracelet, easy to make for beginners like me! I just subscribed to your you tube channel I'm looking forward to more videos! Thanks so much for sharing

[@kjerseygirl]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I've been watching a few of your videos and have subscribed. Now I know what I can do with all those size 6 seed beads that I have. When the New Year comes, I hope to find myself very busy making a new sytle of jewelry. Love it!

[@beadifulnights]

I buy mine at Walmart in the sporting goods section. These are the monofilaments I use along with there diameters 6lb. dia. .010 and 8lb. dia. .011 and 10lb. dia. .012 As you can see they are very close in sizes. My favorites are 8lb. and 10lb. because they are very strong and stiff enough that the ends can be used as needles.

[@beadydani]

Your videos are amazeballs, I have just bought seed beads of different sizes & colours. Question now which tutorial do I start, lol. Thanks for taking the time to post these concise videos, from a very happy Brit, x

[@TheLuciaMiranda]

Congratulation, your job is very beautiful, I´m Brazilian woman and I like this.....sorry my bad English.....thanks a lot

[@elainehaney2443]

I'm just learning but your tutorials are so easy to follow. The items you make look hard to do but your patience is outstanding. I do like the green bracelet your wearing also. Is there a video on making it?

[@tseduco]

you are one genius lady. glad i've found this. u are very patient and precise. hurrah to you.

[@beadifulnights]

The cheapest place I have found fireline is at walmart in the fishing section for $15.00. You can use fishing line monofilament on the bracelet that is what I used. I also buy that at walmart it is very cheap. It has been awhile sense I bought monofilament but I think I spend 4.00 on my last spool.

[@crsn8186]

Pretty & Quick! Thanks for another great video.

[@kitti0702]

I enjoy your videos so much, Aleshia. You are a very creative young lady! I love this bracelet (and the ring band) and can't wait to make a ring and bracelet for myself.. While I was watching, I saw how the centers look like little four-petal flowers and thought it would be fun to make a forget-me-not bracelet - I'm off to order beads! :)

[@kholih]

love this video of the lattice bracelet! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@2DanceLikeAFool]

Nice pattern. You do a very nice job on the tutorial. Very easy to follow.

[@beadifulnights]

Thanks! I use 10lb. and 8lb. because they are very strong and stiff enough that the ends can to be used as needles. So I never use needles with monofilament because of the stiffness. I have been able to pass many times through 11/0 seed beads by using just mono no needles. These are the monofilaments I use along with there diameters 6lb. dia. .010 and 8lb. dia. .011 and 10lb. dia. .012 As you can see they are very close in sizes. I use needles with fireline it's great for 15/0 seed beads.

[@tetykossona2089]

oμορφο βραχιολι και πολυ ευκολο! Η παρουσιαση σας ειναι πολυ πετυχημενη! Σας ευχαριστω!

[@beadifulnights]

I have been trying to come up with a earring design similar to the horse tail earrings but better. When I figure it out I will post a video. Send me the link for the bracelet I will see if I can figure it out. I will message you my Email address so you can send me the link, and if there is ever anything else like the bracelet just email me it an I will see what I can do. Thanks for watching.

[@latisarieves3375]

I love this tutorial I am new at beading but I have done 3 already I love this tutorial it is easy to follow but beautiful results I will fb my bracelets soon Thank you so much Tisa

[@archstorm59]

lolo all I can say is you make it look so eazy at 53 I'm still learning.Thank you for show us how.Ralph davis

[@beadifulnights]

Thank you, Carol! I am mostly self taught I have never had a beading class. I have learned a lot from karla shaffer on auntiesbeads youtube. I saw the loom your husband made he has very nice craftsmanship. Thank you for your comment.

[@beadifulnights]

Yes, I sure will in the future.

[@beadifulnights]

This is how I stop my monofilament from getting tangled and kinked. Before I start beading I run the monofilament fishing line really fast between my fingers. It heats it up and straightens it out. Also the stiffness will depend on what pound monofilament fishing line you use. The higher the pound the stiffer. I like 8 and 10 pound best because it is stiff and needle like at the ends, but thin enough to go though your beads several times. Hope this was helpful and made sense If not let my know.

[@ibcherokee2]

Very interesting. You make it look so easy. You do just a terrific job making your videos. It is such a pretty bracelet. Sincerely, Judith-ibcherokee

[@TheMcjabz]

love it, just made it, I didn't have all the sizes you used so I substituted and it came out beautiful!! Thanks so much!

[@HoneyK001]

Love just love the way you explained it great job and beautiful work.

[@beadifulnights]

Your very welcome! I know what you mean about tutorials with common size beads. Thanks for subscribing to me.

[@prosperity44]

i love ur jewerly and you make beading so easy. i have several of ur videos in my favorite on u tube. keep up the great work :)

[@sandrasadler4584]

Love your tutorial, you did a great job. Very pretty pattern. I will post after I make one. Thank you for sharing!

[@andrewsaunders1894]

This bracelet is just as beautiful using genuine gemstones of similar sizes used in the video. I made one a little while ago using clear quartz faceted rounds, blue dyed quartz faceted rounds, freshwater cultured pearls and silver seed beads.

[@kellyrandy2002]

great tutorial! I have watched...or tried to watch many and yours are the best!

[@MrsDowFire]

I love all your videos....thank you so much for sharing. I made several things for my friends at Christmas. I was wondering if you have video for the green bracelet your wearing in this video?

[@MsAislinnscfur]

i loved watching this tutorial - and so did my cat...his eyes was glued to ur demonstration

[@marihop5117]

love the bracelet, can't wait to try it. Excellent tutorial. Thanks for sharing. marina x

[@sueellenhutchinson6260]

i love your work, i think your great, your ideas, your play on colors, and you explain in detail, keep it up, thanks for sharing

[@beadifulnights]

Sue Ellen Hutchinson Thank you so much! That means a lot to me.

[@sueellenhutchinson6260]

your lattice beaded bracelet, I watched the video, got stuff ready f or 3 bracelets and made them one right after the other, ill send pics soon. watching you in the videos has helped me so much. also I have trouble finding monofilament, your thread looks thicker and stronger, where do you get it? later and thanks again

[@beadifulnights]

Sue Ellen Hutchinson I buy fishing line monofilament from from Walmart it is cheaper and you get a lot more of it than the beading name brand one like supple line. I use 8lb. and 10lb. Monofilament for projects I need to keep a stiff shape. For jewelry that needs to be more soft and flexible I use fireline 6lb. or 8lb. I've been using the 8lb. fireline more lately because it is not much thicker then the 6lb.

[@carolhenry5366]

You are so talented. Where did you learn to bead? Your ideas are wonderful and you video's are like no other's! Thank you for sharing your beautiful works of art. I have been beading away for the past 2 weeks since I found your KZbin site. My husband has made the Loom and he also make another Loom twice the size so that I could make a 3 row double wrap bracelet. Cheers to you for inspiring me!

[@beadifulnights]

I didn't use needles on this bracelet because I used monofilament fishing line. I only use them with fireline thread. These are the monofilaments I use along with there diameters 6lb. dia. .010 and 8lb. dia. .011 and 10lb. dia. .012 As you can see they are very close in sizes. My favorites are 8lb. and 10lb. because they are very strong and stiff enough that the ends can be used as needles. The needles I use with fireline I bought at Micheals Crafts. I think they are Beadalon name brand size 10.

[@lesley10ful]

lovely bracelet i love watching your tutorials thanks for sharing xx

[@janehammond8024]

Very talented. I'm a beginner love your style!!!

[@lillypink6397]

It looks so easy to do! And to think I have been avoiding bead weaving. thank you for inspiring me to have a go :0)

[@LadyShyye]

WOW! Cool. I have loads of beads when I WAS doing some beading. Walmart discontinued a few thing when a few stores downsized or got ride of fabric departments so I got beads really cheap. Glad I ran across your channel. Great ideas and tutorials on how to make things with the bead I have. new subby. :-D

[@TheNatasha2525]

Love it can't wait to make this bracelet great job, thanks

[@songsbrat51]

This was a very clear instruction. You did a great job.

[@beadifulnights]

I just watched the video and you are right. I couldn't hear him, I had to turn my sound all the way up. I plugged ear puds in to my laptop and even then he sounded like he was whispering. I did hear him better with the ear buds. I will see what I can do about the earrings they probably won't be made the same way do to copy right issues. I may do something similar like them though. I too think that any bead will work.

[@karenaquilina1986]

Fantastic tutorial, your explanation is perfect. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@beadifulnights]

I am not using needles just 10lb. monofilament. It is stiff enough that needles aren't necessary. I color the ends with a permanent marker so it is easier to see what I am doing.

[@pennymichalski9044]

Love your videos. They're so easy to follow. Can you demonstrate other stitches such as ladder, square and that darned peyote stitch that I just can't get to stay together? Thanks.

[@andreataylor3387]

Hi! I love your tutorials, your like a teacher, I've learnt so much from you in the last month, I've surprised myself. With the designs are they all your designs. As I would like to ask you if I could have your permission to sell the bracelets that I make, as I have had a few people ask me too make them the lattice bracelet, the daisy bracelet, and your adorable turtle, with your turtle I thought I would make key rings, and bag chains with him. and maybe a necklace. I'm an older lady so have never beaded until I came across your videos, now I'm hooked. I love that you go through from start to finish, and you speak very clear and beautifully, and its so easy to follow what you are showing. Some days with one off your designs I place you on my desk, and follow you step by step. If you could answer the questions I've ask, I would be very grateful. As hopefully next year I would love to set up a website to sell jewellery I make, plus the bracelets I've learnt from you, if you give permission. Please keep coming up with the great ideas, your very talented, and love watching what you make, and learning along with you. Thank you again, and I really hope I hear from you, as I did write to you once before and I didn't hear from you, so hopefully this time I might get lucky for you to answer my message. Thanks again Andrea T

[@0409clearly]

Really nice tutorial and easy to understand. Huge thanks.

[@beadifulnights]

Thank you, Kitti. I like your flower idea. I would love to see it on facebook if it isn't to much troubled. Thanks for you comment.

[@WOLFIExBABYxSAMMIE]

it is unfortunate that people have thieved your hardwork. I do hope they gave you the credit. I look forward to making your beautiful projects.

[@Odetojoy15]

I absolutely love this! Can you do more intricate bracelet tutorials like this?

[@allyhall5684]

I love the green bracelet on you right hand

[@tealatezz]

I am making this bracelet next can't wait it's so beautiful Thanks for such an amazing tutorials

[@susancox6625]

Excellent tutorial! I look forward to trying this pattern!

[@beadifulnights]

You don't have to condition monofilament and I don't think it is necessary to do it to fireline it is pretty strong and doesn't fray or tangle as badly as nymo.

[@beadifulnights]

Your very welcome. Thank you for letting me know about colorfulcanary's video about me, I really love it.

[@sylvialonghurst8745]

thankyou for another lovely bracelet, I shall enjoy making this one, as always

[@rachealcharley3599]

Hello Alecia, I truly love your tutorials. Thank you so much! I have a question: can you make a beaded bracelet that has a beaded connector to a beaded ring? I would love to see how you make that.

[@SepiaRose409]

I really like this bracelet. I'm new to beading and I find your tutorials easy to follow. So far, I've made The Puffy Dome ring and 2 Sunburst rings. OH! Is there a tutorial for the ring/band? I would love to have the bracelet and the ring as a matched set.