Stitches: Tubular Right-Angle Weave (RAW) and Prismatic Right-Angle Weave (PRAW)

Tubular right-angle weave opens up new opportunities for beaded rope embellishment! In this video I show you how to stitch not only tubular right-angle weave, but prismatic right-angle weave too!
Some other videos on RAW, CRAW, and PRAW you might find helpful:
Stitches: Flat Right-Angle Weave with One Bead per Side: • Stitches: Flat Right-A...
Stitches: Flat Right-Angle Weave with Multiple Beads per Side: • Stitches: Flat Right-A...
Stitches: Cubic Right-Angle Weave (CRAW): • Stitches: Cubic Right-...
How To Add and End Thread in Right-Angle Weave Stitch (RAW, CRAW, and PRAW): • How To Add and End Thr...
Here's the bamboo knitting needles I use in the video: amzn.to/3rC93v4
LET'S BE FRIENDS ON SOCIAL!
Instagram: @jilltwiseman
Facebook: / jillwisemandesigns
Join my Facebook group: / 408695495882271

[@sandraboyer9680]

Good to see you again.

[@erica1942]

It is very clever using knitting needles as a working surface! Since progressing in my knitting skills into using circular needles for everything, I've basically kept my straight needles in storage for the last 10 years. Now I realize I can use them for wire work as well due to this video.

[@czeidman8908]

So glad to see you doing instructional videos again.

[@lolitaforlano7298]

Great tutorial I wanted to try it but could do it I think I can try know you are a Great teacher. Thank you

[@diamondsandthings]

Jill, that was great. The way you explained all of it made so much sense to me. I tried to learn CRAW last year when I was very new to beading and I was so lost. Watching your video helped so much. Thank you.

[@marilynpeters9028]

THANK YOU for doing CRAW/PRAW using the correctly standard RAW format. Many CRAW tutorials show just crossing the "diamond" going around the square, then just moving over to the next square ~ totally omitting the clockwise/counter-clockwise movement found in RAW.

[@JillWisemanDesigns]

It drives me nuts to see things done incorrectly and not labeled as a "cheat". I mean, there might be times when that makes sense - if it's not going to show and if it's not going to drive you crazy - but if it's not the official technique, it should be named as such.

[@samvinson5223]

So glad to see your instructional videos starting back up! You have such a great way to teach and it makes it really easy for me to learn. I started venturing into bead weaving directly as a result of your videos. Thanks for doing such a great job on these - I appreciate it and I know several others do as well!

[@martinswells1987]

Hello Sam, how are you doing where are you from?

[@momma2cavalierssf]

This one is too advanced for me - I’m starting on your earlier videos (brand new to bead weaving). I just wanted to tell you that you’re a great teacher!!! Thank you!!

[@mariay.279]

Hi Jill. Will hv to watch later. But certainly will.

[@wendymoyer782]

I so absolutely appreciate this video! First of all, when, as a baby beader, I heard someone refer to Tubular Right Angle Weave, my reaction was, "Nooooooo! I am still figuring out Cubic, and Prismatic, and now there's another one I have to keep straight?!? Aaugh!" Secondly, words cannot express how comforting it is to know that I can do my prismatic weave flat, and "zip" it up! It does just give me another option, and sometimes we need to feel like we have a choice!

[@clairebacchi360]

Jill you are marvel-lous! I’m always messing up when I do RAW/PRAW. Your little handy dandy knitting needles will definitely help me. Thank you 😊 💗you!

[@judilyntravis7679]

Thank You Jll

[@lynetteakoth953]

Thank you for the video. Much appreciated. I love the necklace you have on. Please show us how the technique

[@deniseworden3332]

Thank you very much for posting this video.

[@vanessaortega1997]

Hola, muy buena explicación y que bonita pulsera 👏👏👍👍

[@texasceechelle]

Thanks so much, this is just what I wanted to make! A necklace I saw on a tv show. Also I want to make the stretch version for a bracelet.

[@martinswells1987]

Hello Michelle, how are you doing where are you from?

[@galeem713]

The first beading project I made was a cubic RAW. I used crystals and it was beautiful

[@deborahnarendorf7106]

Jill great video! You are a natural teacher and I always learn something from you. Thanks! I just love the necklace you are wearing. The combination of colors is just striking. What type of bead and stitch is this necklace? I guess you did bead soup but not sure. If you can let us know. 💞

[@careandrew6155]

Jill, how do I find the tutorial you did on Diane Whiting and her PRAW starter Strip? I’ve been trying to find for days. Please help me…I love PRAW!

[@martinswells1987]

Hello Andrew, how are you doing where are you from?

[@littlecat333]

Please I need a diagram or how to video of how to add a Prismatic Right-Angle Weave (PRAW) 4 cube PRAW to a 3 triangle PRAW. I need the triangle prism to make my tube to do a 30 or 45 degree turn. I would appreciate any help. I am stuck at this turn until I'm fairly certain I know the map to add the triangle to the cube. The top beads of the cube are the bottom of the triangle prism.

[@ladysylvia4018]

Is tubular the same as circular right angle weave? Thank you!!

[@marilynpeters9028]

No ~ circular is going to result in a beaded piece that looks like a flat doily.

[@JillWisemanDesigns]

Exactly what Marilyn said - circular is something different altogether.