Excellent tutorial. Very clear instruction with special attention to the little problems that a beader doesn't know she should look for until she is stumped by them. Thanks for your beading wisdom!

Jill, thanks for sharing these tutorials online! You are a fantastic teacher and all of your lessons are crystal clear. I love this bracelet and truly appreciate your time and efforts to help us new beaders.

YES! This is my next one! Jill, you are wonderful in explaining even the zipping process at the end!

props to mama June for making that necklace! It's pretty! I like the tip about more flexibility, that was definitely a problem when I attempted Cellini ages ago. Also: Did a bit of research and it comes about that when Virginia Blakelock first created Cellini spiral stitch, she was a big fan of Benvenuto Cellini and decided to name it after him. So I believe it IS supposed to be pronounced like his name.

I only found you today!! You are an excellent instructor. Loved the comment about your Mom and dog.... :) Oh, and the tip about the vacuum and sock was awesome!! And this bangle is so glamorous!!

Ooohh!! Now I see how a flat cellini circle is made! You are an amazing teacher, Jill! Thank you SO much for sharing your knowledge. I'm following you right away.

I absolutely love the FOL bangles you're wearing in this video...I'm obsessed with them :)

Thanks Jill, love ur tutorials! so informative and easy to follow.

I just love your tutorials, I am a beginning beader and your instructions are so clear. Thank you so much for sharing your talents with us so we can all learn to bead.

Jill - I have tried to make Cellini Spiral for years and not until I followed your u-tube tutorial today have I understood COMPLETELY how to make it. You are now and always will be my Go-To instructor. BTW - I have purchased your kits and have been totally satisfied with them. Thank you again !

Jill I love your tutorials. You make everything fun and simple. I just started jewelry making a year and a half ago. I became bored with stringing beads and quickly got hooked on bead weaving. I’ve been retired for a number of years so I’m a bit old to be starting out. I catch on quickly though. I have tried most of the pieces that interest me and successful made them. I love the daydreamer bracelet and have made several in different colours. Thank you so much for making my retirement years a lot less boring.

Thank you Jill, I love your tutorials, so very helpful

Fabulous I am guessing those beautiful bracelets are next 😊 loving your tutorials. So warm and inviting . I am even saying sticking outies now!

You are simply amazing! Thank you for sharing these classes! You've changed my life! Cheers!!

I think you are great. You make me laugh and you explain things so well. Thank you so much!

I used to make these bracelets a while back and now I came across your video and it makes me want to come back to making these again. When I was making them I found it very useful to put the spiral on the pencil and work my way around the pencil , it made work much faster! Thank you

hello. I made my first tiny celini and I love it. can't wait to make more. your kits are beautiful and the videos are really easy to follow. thank you.

I love your matter of fact style - thanks for all you do.

Very well explained, I have always had a problem with the step up. Thank you so much for sharing

Love your tutorials!!!!! Please keep them coming.

Excellent tut! I took a class in this stitch years ago and had a really difficult time. Wish you'd been my teacher then!

I just completed mine. Thanks so much for the great tutorial!

WOW! That is a wonderful tutorial!.. Very well explained.. Thank you so much for sharing this.

Beautiful thank you....definitely I'm going to try it!!!!

Love, Love, Love ! Cellini Spiral and Jill Wiseman.. Thank you Jill for doing these projects, I am learing so much from you, Your Special Beader from Missississippi:) Angele'

Wanted to tell you that I learned this method from your video very quickly. Wish I could put a pic of my "tiny cellini" here. Love your scaled down version!

I love your work..your pieces are stunning

Very clear, excellent instructions. Thank you!

You have done such an amazing job in this video! Thank you very much for sharing! 😊

Great. I found this thru your FB thread. I've so been needing a new style. I've been doing the same 3 styles over and over. 😁👍💛

Jill, my name is Margaret Lee and I am from Sacramento, CA. I really enjoy watching your videos, and your color choices. I own your books and love them! Thanks for the wonderful videos!

I'm trying for the first time Cellini spiral. Like the way you explain the steps.😀

I love this pattern so much. I need some variety in my bead skill set. I am going to make sooooo many of these....

Jill, you are an excellent instructor, and this bracelet is my best colors. :)

Thanks so much for such a wonder video...you are a gifted teacher...for sure! I also struggled for quite a while with the step-up... just couldn't seem to make it work...I finally did it after watching your video...had that "ah-ha" moment...going out to buy your book on beaded ropes!! Thanks again!

I love this tutorial... especially the "sticky outie" ! I just finished a flat Cellini spiral, but it really curled up on itself. Think it was my tension.... This is such a clear, easy to follow video! Thank you... this is exactly what i need to move on to the completely spiral Cellini!

@jeansumner7685

9 жыл бұрын

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I love your tutorials and website.. This is next.....

Thank you so much, Jill! I always refer to this video when starting a Cellini spiral project.

You are a wonderful teacher! Thank you so much!

Thanks for a wonderful tutorial I'm going to start one in a few days when my time frees up. ❤️ it! 😻👵🌸🌺

Thank you Jill! It's a great video and very clear instruction. I consider myself a s a beginner. You are my absolutely favorite Teacher on KZread. I also got your book "Beautiful Beaded Ropes". It's a wonderful book with great patterns, but it's not clear to me as your videos. Thank you again!

Thank you so much for the clear and informative tutorial. You really are a great instructor :-) I have tried this spiral some way back and have given up frustrated by the guesswork with the upward stitching and stepping up. After watching your tut I shall try again. It looks almost feasible .

Love, love,love this!!!!

what a great look

What a pretty bracelet🥰

I a beginner, thank you for the basics. Love your videos , keep them coming. I am going to make a Cellini bracelet for my wife. Please make a video for the smaller cellini. thankyou.

Nice video. Easy to follow. Thank you!

Really beautiful work and great tutoring, you are wonderful

thank you for your beautiful tutorials .....

Great video! Great instructor! Thank you for this tutorial :)

Thanks for your videos, love your very clear 'happy' explanations, if you know what I mean!

Its called a Cellini because he designed a baldacine , a canopy, at the crossing in St. Peters in Rome. Its columns are twisted like the bracelet.

Thank you so much, Jill, for your extremely detailed, encouraging and easy-to-follow directions. You make every project accessible for all levels. I have a question - I saw a gorgeous necklace with what I was told is a Venetian spiral. Would you be able to do a tutorial for that? Thank you!

I just love this stitch. Thank you so much for your clear, easy to understand tutorial. However, a word of caution to anyone attempting this... make sure you have enough beads because the spiral uses lots of them!!! I started one, which was going marvelously and I ran out of one size of beads, only to discover I couldn't buy them anywhere. This time I am well stocked

muy bellos tus trabajos!

Great job with the explanation.

I am going to try & crochet this one, Very nice, BTW.

Thank you!

Vraiment merci pour cette video

Thanks again for another great tutorial! Would you ever consider doing a tutorial on a peyote cube? I’ve seen some that looked like a cube shaped bead, very classy looking. Added to a chain for a necklace

Actually this is Sandi Bass, Just happened to get here through hubbie's page...Love it!

The Cellini spiral was originated by seed bead masters Virginia Blakelock and Carol Perenoud who developed the tubular variation and named it after Benvenuto Cellini, a 16th-century Italian sculptor known for his Rococo architectural columns. Eventually, the flat version emerged, and both techniques are equally beautiful

I'm finishing my third and really love these, thank you for teaching me how to make another beautiful bracelet!

Jill, you instruct well, and I love your spiral bracelets you wear and make. Could you clarify for me how to start the next step up? thank you!

Very good video! How would I do my setup if I wanted to use only 3 sizes of beads? Sizes 11, 8, & 6 I think, but not sure 4-11s, 2-8s, 2-6s, 2-8s and start in the last 11.

Jill, I love your tutorials. Very easy to understand. I am wondering though, how to end off thread and add more and also what thread did you use?

This is the best tutorial ever! I made my first Cellini spiral bracelet and it's beautiful! My question is, how do you make the "teeny cellini"? Less beads AND smaller size beads, or just fewer beads? 2- 15o, 2-11o, 2- 8o?

Thank you for the beautiful work, and excellent tutorial....

awesome Jill

Thank you, Jill, this is a very helpful and clear tutorial. I have a problem I hope you can help me with. No matter how tightly I make the stitches, I still have lots of thread showing. I am using size 11, 8, and 6, and stepping up and down the sizes from 11 to 8 to 6, back to 8, then 11. But thread always seems to show between the beads. Thanks.

Love your tutorials! What are the bracelets you are wearing on your left wrist? They are gorgeous!

Thank You Ms. Wiseman. I really enjoyed this tutorial. Am I right in thinking the least in bead ranges is 3 and the most is 6 -7? Also it seems that shape of bead is not really an issue?

Thanks for posting

i love the middle bracelet you are wearing in this vidoe. do you have a video on how to make it plz x

Love the way you do your step up in this stitch. When I teach this stitch, I do it differently, but yours works out more flawless! thanks so much. Plus, my Senior Beading Babes (my thursday students are all Senior Citizens) would like to know if you have shown or published the pattern or stitch to the necklace that you are wearing? It looks like a CRAW with "loops"? Am i correct?

Hello Jill, Have been watching your website for some time and there is only one word to describe them , terrific. Your explanation of the projects makes them so easy to follow. I have a question. In your Cellini Spiral Bangle, I noticed the ones you were wearing on your wrist. What type of stitch is used for them and do you have a tutorial on them. Thank You

Hi Jill, I love all your video tutorials. My question is how do I make the Cellini spiral bangle supple like yours. Mine are stiff. Thank you.

Great video! Congratulations! Your voice is not only so clear but nice, and the instructions are the most understandable I could find. I have a question: What is the best way to add more thread? Thanks in advance. Best regards.

@JillWisemanDesigns

9 жыл бұрын

Fanny Moreno The best way to add thread is to add the new thread first so you can make sure it's coming out where the old thread is exiting! Especially on this project - I've goofed it up more times than I care to admit. Because this is peyote stitch, you can simply weave back and forth through the beads, making sure to change directions at least three times, and making sure no thread is showing on the outside.

First, let me tell you, your tutorials were highly recommended to me. I love them because of your detailed, comprehensive teaching methods. I'm not a very advanced "beader," but I love it. I've recently found a pattern for a beautiful Cellini piece and had no problem until the it required a "reverse" of the pattern it created. I haven't been able to conquer the "reverse" in spite of many tries. Although instruction are given, I'm wondering if you have a tutorial on this as it might help to watch rather than just read the instructions. (Or any suggestions how I might get some additional instruction.)

@MistressNutmeg

3 жыл бұрын

Watch her wave crest necklace tutorial. That one shows how to reverse the cellini 💜

Jill, your videos are wonderful & informative. Now that I've tackled the cellini spiral I've got a question....is there any way to start a piece with tubular peyote & then move into cellini spiral on the same tube? Maybe some kind of increase?

Very elegant! Thank you for this tutorial. Easy to follow.

Very pretty and am going to try to make one. :7)

Hi Jill! I absolutely love your video on this spiral......where can I purchase the 10 hex beads you use in the video? Please let me know I love that bronze/green color way so much!

I love your videos. Really interested in the tiny cellini. What bead sizes were you using? How many? Thanks

Hi Jill, the first Cellini Bangle Bracelet i have made it's your Design Kit of this Bracelet & i really enjoy to make it & wear it too! I love your Necklace & those Bracelets you wear on this Video it if you have kits for those???? Tx.for the great tips you gave & for this excellent tut. vid.it was very interesting!:-)

Hi Jill! Very nice bracelet! I don't have hex beads. There's any other seed bead that I can use instead?

Hi Jill, I am one of your biggest fans. My next "to do" will be to make some Cellini spiral pieces. Thank you for your tutorial. You also inspired me to research the derivation of the name and I found this on "FeltMagnet.com" website... "An Italian inspiration, the cellini spiral was thought to have originated from Benvenuto Cellini, a member of an artist group in the Renaissance Mannerism period, where the figura serpentinata (from Latin - serpentine figure) was used to display human figures in snakelike spiral movements that appealed from all sides. I hope you find this useful. Sandra

Love this Jill. Have not done this Cellini. I do not have any hex beads what could I substute?

You are a wonderful teacher. Can you tell me how many beads to use when doing a tiny cellini?

Really, REALLY, pretty. Glad I have Peyote down pat. I never realized Cellini is just a fancy Peyote. Cool! I have a boat load of beads, but no 10/0. I need to use a lot more of what I have before I order more. Will the technique still be effective if I skip from 80 to 6/0?

I love the smaller one. What size beads did you use please? Thank you for the awesome tutorial

Hello Jill, Thank you so much for your tutorials. You have been very helpful... I watch your videos a lot. Please can you help me out with how I can end my cellini spiral... Am making a necklace not a bracelet.

Hi Jill question which needle are you using? I work with a wide eye needle and it brakes my size 15 beads all the time!

excellent, I wonder how many grams of each do you recommend to have??

@silpo86

9 жыл бұрын

Just wondering the same..

so pretty :) is there a tutorial for the bracelet you're wearing?

@JillWisemanDesigns

10 жыл бұрын

That tutorial is coming very soon! Good eye!

Thanks for the tutorials . I love. Please tell me that wire used to make bracelets . Thank you.

@myriedederer2996

8 жыл бұрын

+Liliana Castaño u mean string

I thank you very much on his way to work and I wish you pleasant More

Me encanta la pulsera que esta usando en este video de spiral pidría decirme como se llama? Sus trabajos son maravillosos, saludos

wow swarovki arband love it

Hi jill I've been looking for where to purchase the 10 hex beads in the color ways you demonstrate could you tell me where you purchase the beads you use? If you could I would really appreciate it thank you!