Tubular Brick Stitch Basics

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[@dalpaos0974]

Very helpful! Thank you very much.

[@AlluringBeader]

Glad it was helpful!

[@PamsGrotto]

I tried to follow a written pattern but failed. Your tutorial is so easy to follow. Thank you so much.

[@AlluringBeader]

Thank you Pamela. I am so happy you found my tutorial useful. Have fun creating using this stitch technique.

[@charorodriguez309]

It would be possible to teach, how do you read the patterns that has figures? I always have problem with even turn 😔 Thanks!

[@AlluringBeader]

Hello Charo Could you please explain what you mean by figures in a pattern? Give an example if you can. I will try my best to help you out. Detrina

[@3DogStab]

Beads? Does it matter what kind or size of beads used for brick stitch?

[@AlluringBeader]

Hello, This is a great question. In the demo, I used Toho round seed beads and they work great. Delica or other cylinder beads also work very well. I hope you enjoy exploring and designing with this technique.