Simple Way to Add Beads to Knitting

[@estimatedeyes]

You are truly a knitting lifesaver! I was about to have to go out and buy another set of crochet hooks! And I don't even crochet! Thanks again!

[@spookynoctua]

Thank you SO much for this! I recently ordered beads and a crochet hook for my lace shawl im working on, only to find out that the hook is ever so slightly larger than the holes on the bead so I was looking for an economical solution that would fit any bead, and I came across your video! Thank you so much for this solution, it really helped me!!

[@10rowsaday]

I am happy I could help :-) Have fun making your beautiful beaded shawl!

[@jannieannie5140]

Thank you, very well explained.

[@10rowsaday]

Thank you :-)

[@irawatiandjajani806]

Thank you very much, your video tutorial are so easy to follow. 👍🏻

[@10rowsaday]

Thank you, Irawati :-) Happy knitting!

[@joycebeck2518]

Thank you! Your videos are very clear and easy to follow. Your work is appreciated and will be used often.

[@sallyburley8672]

So clever! This method has the advantage that you can see the bead from both sides of the work! Thank you, Maryna 😀

[@10rowsaday]

Thank you, Sally :-) Not all patterns will show the bead on the wrong side of the work, but if you are making a fine cobweb-like lace, the bead will be visible on both sides of the fabric. Happy knitting!

[@lindawellinghoff5432]

Thanks for another great tip.

[@Laura-zw2kn]

Thank you Maryna! I love the way you explain knitting technique!

[@cynthiaakacyndsmith6539]

thank you this is awesome.

[@theastewart6721]

Thanks for another great tutorial Maryna! Beds are so pretty in knitted fabric! Thanks again!🤗🤗

[@MyHobbyNest]

Thank you for sharing this video! Im always curious to learn how to place those beads on knitted projects. Great tutorial!

[@leoneldemetrio6717]

Thank you so much! Awesome work 🙂

[@eraiakari1283]

This so great way and an amazing pattern & your instructions is The Best I find my self following them without any troubles with such a Delight & Enthusiasm specially this sprkilly beaded stitch pattern that I wanted to try right away...but the beads 📿. Here is the good news : The other day I use your magic seamless cast on with my know needless set to mark my very first project in the circular needles to make cover pouch for my precious scissor so I was extra glad & content with result at that Happy Tuesday alomst jumping like I win the jackpot so I wanted to share my modest attempt but you doesn't have Instagram or Facebook so I post it on pinterest but I don't now much there so I didn't now who to put a mention but sens you make me Re Believe in my knitting self I wanted to thank you properly I really appreciate your perfect instructions videos. maryna Iam so greatful to you your channel and website thank you very much.

[@10rowsaday]

My dear Erai, I'm so glad you find my tutorials helpful. Thank you :-) I'm always happy to see photos of other knitters' projects. You are more than welcome to email photos of your projects directly to my email address maryna [at] 10rowsaday.com I'd appreciate it a lot :-)

[@dresioscharalampos6981]

oh so easy!!! than you

[@Jezza11bh]

Brilliant! So obvious, now that you show us. LOL Huge thanks!

[@lynnhorton3408]

Thank you for this video, it answered my question... If you don't have a crochet hook, how do you add a bead. Again, thank you!

[@yafafarahdel4229]

Really well done ❤️

[@guylainebelisle7105]

Thanks a lot!

[@varde42]

Thank You for another great instruction :) Would You be willing to do more beaded knitting videos in the future? I love the look of the whole pattern being formed from beads, but find replicating the technique very tricky.

[@10rowsaday]

Hi Leva. It is always better to find a pattern you like and follow the instructions in that pattern. You can easily substitute other beading techniques with the one described in this tutorial and knit any project with any bead design on it. Happy knitting :-)

[@Janstone77]

Could you please tell me the brand of wire that you used? Thank you.

[@10rowsaday]

I used Knitca knitting wire in the blue colour, but any wire in gauge 30 will work for making the threading tool. Happy knitting :-)

[@PeriwinklePotter]

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[@meiconceicao4835]

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[@tstramel]

Don’t have wire? Buy a pack of dental floss threaders. Cheap usually 10 in a pack and they act like the wire but they are plastic. They don’t break easily. I’ve had the same pack for years. You also can put the bead on before the stitch is worked if you are not decreasing.

[@10rowsaday]

Thanks for the suggestion. Dental floss is a viable option, but because wire is more stiff it is usually easier to thread a bead on a piece of wire than a piece of floss. Of course, it all depends on the size of beads and on a knitter's personal preference. Happy knitting, my friend!

[@sparrowpriest9608]

Hi! Not related to this video but I was wondering if you could make a tutorial for entrelac knitting? Personally, I know how to to it flat and in the round, but maybe some of your viewers don't know about it. Specifically, I would like to know how I can work in the round (like on the body of a sweater) and in the middle of my knitti g switch to entrelac, and attach it to the rounds seamlessly after I'm done. I don't like to seam my garments so I'm looking for an elegant solution to this problem that I can implement in the round. P. S. The thing I want to make is this: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/balder-3 Thank you!

[@10rowsaday]

Thank you for the suggestion. Entrelac is a very interesting technique and the project you picked is truly gorgeous. Because designers often adjust techniques to fit their needs, it is always better to follow the pattern instructions to a tee to understand how the designer used entrelac to make such a gorgeous detail at the front of the sweater. There are so many talented designers out there and they help us learn something new with every project we make. Happy knitting, my friend :-)

[@Jezza11bh]

Me too. I'd love to learn this technique.