By far Jill is the best educator on KZread in my opinion.

I am a Calculus teacher. I often wear many of your designs to my classes, so I can definitely say that my Math classes sparkle!

@JillWisemanDesigns

9 жыл бұрын

Susan Heyborne Love it!!!

Thank you for your presence on KZread. You are one of my favorite teachers! Here in the Netherlands bead weaving is not very common, but I loooove it!

I love all your tutorials. I even started beading a few projects I have learn from watching your videos...thank u for sharing..

What a fun and whimsical bracelet. I just love your videos Jill. You have such an update style.

You are an Excellent instructor , I really appreciate the close ups, and the small window.

You Right Jill!! The info is red hot...love it!! Just completed this project it it Beautiful, Thanks to you!! May have to go ahead and buy this one to keep handy in my files. Thank you so...much!!

you are by far my favourite designer. your work is really lovely and i enjoy doing your tutorials. Many thanks Mary-Jane

Really beautiful design, Jill. Thanks for the tutorial and for the pdf!

Good morning Jill! I love your videos! You are clear, concise, and go at a speed that even I can follow...lol! :-) also, you are very charming...doesn't hurt... :-)

Thank you so much Jill for sharing your expertise. Take care Amy

Jill you are a fabulous beader, thank you for sharing your talent with the public. You and Bronzepony are my favorite teachers on the web. God Bless You and have a happy, healthy New Year.

Thank you for this instructions..very easy to follow..I made my bracelet today. .and love it.

I am always at aww watching you making beautiful beadwork! Always giving us great info and tips!!!! Your a amazing teaching thank you so much for making us all better beads!!! Hugs Liz ❤

I am hooked on your videos! I want to make a dozen of everything you make. They make my imagination run wild. Thank you for your clear, concise instructions and your great inspiration. Keep on sending out the wonderful videos. Love from Alabama.

@JillWisemanDesigns

9 жыл бұрын

Jeanne Anderson Thank you!!!

Love your tutorials, so clearly given.

thank you! great video. you're always so helpful and inspiring!

I love the bracelet! I love fluffy bracelets! I cannot wait to make one : )

I just made this. What a thread hog. I bet I used 20'. It's the first time I've used a peyote toggle. I'll incorporate that more often. I loved it. When I started I didn't have enough of one color 6mm except for a multicolored strand I bought so I used it with a variegated blue seed bead. I liked it okay, but when I went to stitch the last row with the 3mm bead in the center I used a package of multicolored 6o seed beads. It took the bracelet from okay to wow. Thanks for a great tutorial. I wish I could upload it. The multicolor and the 6o seed beads took it from more dressy bracelet to something to wear with a pair of jeans and anything else because it had all the colors. Thanks again. Your awesome!!

I thoroughly enjoyed this video!

Hi Jill, thank you for this video I love this bracelet I can not went to make it. Keep up the good work. Tondra from NC

I enjoy beading. One of my best friends really enjoys you. As I began to watch your videos and You Tube I began to understand why. I don't usually put comments of this type out in cyberspace. However you are incredibly awesome. Your personality is delightful and you make it so easy to understand the lessons. Thank you for being a great mentor.

@debraduke8142

6 жыл бұрын

Janice Davis

Easy to follow, love the bracelet

gorgeous i love it

best teacher ever

I LOVE THIS BRACELET! I just found it in another location yesterday and finished it. It is really pretty. I went with all the ruffles!

@JillWisemanDesigns

9 жыл бұрын

mindy childs Yes - this is a project I had originally done with Beaducation - I just did another version for my own KZread channel with their blessing. I'm so glad you went full-on fluffy! Enjoy!

love love love it

I just made the festival of lights bracelet with my own mods to it love that pattern and all your patterns you share with us thnx so much!!

Ty yr a gr888 teacher so cool i learnt alot keep up the gr888 job

Hallo Jilll thank you for your films from Holland

Hola estoy encantada con todos trabajos muchas felicidades

i like this project :)

Thank you ☺️ I’ve missed you ,

Awesome

Thank You!

precioso gracias x compartirlo

wonder how it would look with a double row of the center fire polish beads (i love wide cuff style bracelets) ... i might have to try it and see... thanks for the great video Jill!

THANK YOU

wouldnt it be awesome to have an army of minions making me all these beautiful bracelets?? hahaha thanks for sharing your work and teaching how to do these beautiful creations

Nice

Hello Jill - hope you're well. May I ask a question please? I love the Ogalala necklace in your book but t looks a little different to this video.......the text mentions 'stacking them up'. What is the extra step please? Just working on the double spiral......love it. Laney from the uk>

Hi Jill, I made the first one you made a video of and love it then and love this one too. May I ask if some time this year we could do a bracelet or earrings, may be both, in Herringbone stitch. I love this graceful stitch. It has a wonderful drape to it and next to RAW is one of my favourite stitches. Chris from OZ.

Hi Jill. I am fairly new to beading. I have been trying to make this bracelet, but I can't seem to get passed the ladder stitching of the firepolish beads. When I finish instead of the holes top and bottom, they end up on their ends. I also have too much thread between the beads. I don't think the seed beads would cover it up. I have tried manipulating the beads so they are standing the way they are supposed to but then everything seems to loosen up. Any ideas on what I am doing wrong? I'm sure I probably just need to keep practicing using the ladder stitch with the firepolish beads. Maybe I should make a Barbie bracelet first :) I love your videos and projects. Thank you!

Hi Jill, I have been watching your video for years. I love you personally . You are a great teacher. I love watching your video they are very inspirational. Can you advise on the best place to get your beads and seed beads.

The tutorial is great! a question you do a tutorial of beautiful necklace you're wearing? !!?!

what size firepolished beads are you using?

are all fire polished beads the same size?

Hi Jill, love your videos....small question...can I use Tila beads instead of the fire polished cristals? Thanks in advance for your help.

@JillWisemanDesigns

9 жыл бұрын

Chalmin Ann Honestly, I'm not sure. It may work out perfectly, but the until I've done it using them I'm hesitant to say for sure. Try it! Worst that could happen is it turns out funky, right? :-)

I have gone crazy making these that I ordered some more beads from you this week. :). I just love it and i dont feel im broke after making one. I have a question. If I wanted to sell any Ogalala online anywhere after making one, what is expected of me as the seller? Its your pattern and I'm beginning and its my first year at this. I just wouldn't want to list it improperly. I hope that makes sense. Love your weekly videos :)

I know this is on older video, but the links no longer work. Will you tell me the sizes of the beads please?

Muy lindo su trabajo. Me podría decir el tamaño de las piedras y que clase de hilo usa.? Gracias.

Couldn't you put the 3 seed beads when you are doing the ladder stitch so the thread doesn't show?

@JillWisemanDesigns

9 жыл бұрын

Joy Bernhardt I've done it that way too, but it makes the space between the bigger beads a little too big.

@abbynormal4740

5 жыл бұрын

@Joy Bernhardt I was thinking the very same thing! (Great minds.... ;-) If the 11/0 beads loops create a gap between the 6mm CFPs, maybe 15/0 or mix of 15/0 & 11/0 would work. I may play with that idea :-)

Es lo más lindo q e visto en mi vida bellisima

Which size of fire polish crystals should I use? Thanks!

@JillWisemanDesigns

9 жыл бұрын

Patrícia Miguez If you go download the free pdf from my website (link in the comments) it will detail all the beads and sizes and quantities. Enjoy!

@patriciamiguezt

9 жыл бұрын

thank you so much! I love your videos

Also, would you please show the ogalala necklace closer so I can see it? Please and thank you :-)

Hi, Jill. Question. Which is the Ogalala stitch . . . . the waves? Thanks, Bobbie in Miami.

@JillWisemanDesigns

9 жыл бұрын

MetalGrannie Yes! One line of the waves is normally what you see with Ogalala stitch.

What size are the fire polished? (At times I think 6 mm. With the smaller fire polished they have to be 8 mm) THANKS :)

@lorimf2009

9 жыл бұрын

There is a free download of the (written) instructions, as she says, on her website. I imagine it details sizes.

@JillWisemanDesigns

9 жыл бұрын

HoneyStace Exactly what Lori Finney said - if you go download the free pdf from my website (link in the comments) it will detail all the beads and sizes and quantities. Enjoy!

Dear Jill- beautiful work and techniques, I really appreciated the video tutorial. One question- are you using a thin metal wire ( what size?) or a regular cotton thread? I could not make out which one of those was used by you throughout the whole video. Also can this be done with the stretchy synthetic thread?- I have seen those being sold on ebay and I would think for a bracelet they are the best way to go. I would appreciate hearing from you. Thank you. Marian

@JillWisemanDesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Marian Paronyan - I mainly use 6lb Fireline. Beading thread like Nymo, C-Lon, One G, etc. can also be used. I never recommend stretchy thread because over time the "stretch" will permanently loosen and the project will be destroyed.

@marianparonyan

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you, dear. I was wondering about the stretchy kind, because I bought one on Ebay 2 years ago and never used it. But Fireline 6 lb is a perfect solution. keep those great videos coming! Thank you.

Unica hermoso todo lo que tu hces te saludo desde mexico besitos

Hi Jill, I'm new a beading (I'm a wire wrapper :) and I was turned on to your channel by my wonderful beading group on Facebook. I'm wondering the size of the beads you use in your videos. Sometimes they are missed, like this one, what size fire polish are you using? Looks like 6mm to me...idk. Could you let us know. Thanks darling!!

@JillWisemanDesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Queen Laamiri Some of the project have paid PDF patterns that fill in the omitted information - this happens to be one of them. Many are free, but not all.

This is nice project to learn, I am on the other side of the world, Is it permissible to just watched and learn from your video?

you're funny!

what size are the ladder stitch beads in the center. 6mm

@JillWisemanDesigns

9 жыл бұрын

Mary Clark If you go download the free pdf from my website (link in the comments) it will detail all the beads and sizes and quantities. Enjoy!

Hi Jill. What size are your beads please?

@JillWisemanDesigns

9 жыл бұрын

Melody Madry If you go download the free pdf from my website (link in the comments) it will detail all the beads and sizes and quantities. Enjoy!

HI JILL, I HOPE YOU SEE THIS, CAN I MAKE A NECKLACE OUT OF THIS, WOULD IT CURVE PROPERLY. THANKS A LOT

@JillWisemanDesigns

9 жыл бұрын

PeniBeads&Crafts Yes, I don't see why not!!

@PeniBeads1

9 жыл бұрын

REMAIN BLESSED JILL

Pattern not there :- (

@JillWisemanDesigns

5 жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry! I just updated the link in the description. You can find the pattern here: jillwisemandesigns.com/patterns/ogalala-lace-bracelet/

can I have it😐😐

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