Lovely colors, great project, very clearly explained. Thanks a million!!!

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

Hi Ruth -- you are most welcome -- I am glad you enjoyed. :)

So pretty!

Yes more videos please involving the spiral.

Yes yes yes I would like to see more of any type you want to Make 😁😁💗💗👏👏👏

Gail, would love to see a bracelet project on this, you are great. You're funny and a joy to learn from thanks, Judy

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

+Judy Gollihue Thanks so much, Judy -- I appreciate your feedback. :)

Very interesting technique! I would like more detail about the blue one that you did, the one that you called dainty Thank you

I love the Cellini stitch. I can't wait to finish my current bracelet so I can start your design. It looks like it may work up quickly. Little secret, I've been known to work on several bracelets at once. I love, love, love your videos. Thank you,Claire

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

And thank you, Claire, for your little secret! I know what you mean, though -- I usually have multiple projects too. And you are right -- this stitch works up fast. :D Happy Beading!

This looks amazing, and I'd love to see a necklace.

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you! :)

Thank you for sharing you do an awesome job of explaining

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

+Lynn Barry You are very welcome! :)

Thanks for another wonderful video. I enjoy your laugh, the way you demonstrate, and even your mess-ups, these all make you sound more human. I really liked this stitch also, if you have the time or gumption, I would love to see a necklace made from it. Thanks again so much!

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

+Ennis Evjen Thank you! Your comments made my day! :D

What a wonderful variation on Russian spiral! I think the drama of this look would show off wonderfully in a necklace. The second and third versions you show remind me of Dutch spiral, with the lacy feel of that stitch. I'm very excited to try this stitch!

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

Hi Shirley -- I am glad you liked the video, and I hope you are having fun with the stitch!

I would love to see a set of them there beautiful!!

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

+augustina rodriguez Thank you! :)

How pretty! I love your color ways. I would love to see you do a bracelet. Thank you!!

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

+Barbara Klein Thank you for your vote, :D

lovely Cellini spiral enjoyed each explanation with the different beads and yes would like to see a video on project please using this Russian Spiral thanks for sharing

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

+nani feliz Thanks so much for your comment! I am glad you enjoyed the video. :)

amazing😍

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

+nazeve32 Thank you!

Great explanation. I would love to see a necklace with this spiral as a focal. Maybe finishing w/ a smaller rope.

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

HI David -- I actually just did something like that! :D Here's the video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/jIyu3Luzg9i5fbw.html

Great tut.. would love to see a project my with this tech.

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

+Linda Littles Thank you!

Would love to see a finished necklace...thank you!!

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

+Jean Loehrke Thank you for your vote!

Wonderful tutorial and this looks very nice... For me this also looks like a Dutch spiral... I like the blue , green, gold combination. Did you you use size 15 after the 11/0 s or the single bead is alsi 11/0.. Kindly let me know as I want to try this.

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

+Mahalakshmi S It does kind of look like a Dutch Spiral, but without all the increases and decreases. I used a size 11 after the 15s. I hope you have fun! :)

lovely. thank you so much for this one.please make us a beeeautifull necklace. mostly of the times you make bracelet so pleeease give the necklaces a CHANCE hahaha.hugs

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

+Nilza Pereira De Melo I'll see what I can do for you! :)

@PACERGIRL68

6 жыл бұрын

Jus

G'Day My Wonderful Friend, I have been wondering where you have been all this time ...great to see you back!. One of my loves in beading is doing the Cellini stitch and I find that it is very relaxing to do. I did a bracelet in the Russian Spiral style and even though it looked OK I didn't like the way you could see my threads. It didn't matter how much I tightened it, it didn't seem to matter so I haven't done another and turn to doing Cellini instead. After watching this video I might at some stage give the Russian Spiral another try.... now that I know how to fix those showy little threads. In your last video (about Bead Embroidery) I mentioned that I was having a hard time trying to find Ultra Suede. I have found something that I can use. I call it a cousin to the Ultra Suede and it's called Butter Suede. It looks like it but is slightly softer and it does have a slight bias to it and it tends to fray a little if not sewn straight away. The other thing that I have found is Stiff Felt and is just a little thicker than the Stiffy Stuff (can't remember it name but its what you sew the beads onto) and I think that it works just as good if not better. It seems to hold the weight of the beads better then the other stuff. I have made a sample by using both and edge it with a variety of different shape and sized beads and they worked beautifully. There's been no fraying of the suede and looks the same as if I used the other materials. The best part and the most important to me is that it is easy and cheap to obtain. I would say that any good Fabric Store would sell both items and if you live in OZ (Australia) then any Spotlight store sells both. It even gets better as I can buy a piece of stiff felt (21.5 x 30 cms) for a $1.75 and a piece of the Butter Suede (20 cms x 128 cms) for $3.55. I have enough of the suede to done a large amount of designs. Buying the Ultra Suede it would cost me much more and I could only get enough for one small project. I am sure that you could buy it in other place around the world. Thanks for this video and once again it's great to see you back. I would like to see anything that has to do with Cellini stitch. Looking forward to your next video but don't stay away to long.....Blessings from Down Under.......

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

+Chris Phillips Thanks so much for your comment! I'm sorry to have been away so long -- it's a long story, but basically I got into a nest of fire ants and my hands were a mess for quite awhile -- definitely not something that looked good on a video, LOL! Thank you so much for letting those "Down Under" know the substitutes you found -- I know items that we can come by easily in the States may not be as easy elsewhere. It's great that you experimented to find what works well! And do give Russian Spiral another chance, now that you know the secret to hiding those threads! I do have a Cellini Spiral necklace in the works; it just may be awhile until I do the video (hopefully not too long). Til then, Blessings to you as well! :)

@chrisphillips1893

8 жыл бұрын

+Beaded Jewelry Diva They sound like very nasty little beasties and it must have been a very harrowing experience for you but it's great to know that you are OK now and be able to enjoy beading again. You are the first person (from the USA) to state that things are cheaper and more easily obtainable and that we overseas find it hard or expensive to buy materials.....I thank you on the behalf of my fellow beading sisters. I know that I have read on other sites that it's also expensive and hard to get for those living in England. Mostly it has to do with shipping and customs costs and money exchange rates. Mostly the only choice is to seek out beads from China....some are very good while others are aren't but they offer free postage. The time factor in delivery time can be very frustrating ....it can take several weeks to arrive. Looking forward to the Cellini necklace.... stay well....

@nilzasuculentasnaholanda4565

8 жыл бұрын

+Chris Phillips hello there. do you know lambs leather? its also not that expensive and it s great for bead embroidery backing. comes in all colors

@chrisphillips1893

8 жыл бұрын

+Nilza Pereira De Melo G'Day My wonderful friend, I have not heard of it and as I live in OZ (Australia) i'm not sure if I can buy it here. Thank you for letting me know and I will look around to see if I can buy it. You can get a product that you coat very lightly around material that is likely to fray. It drys clean and can be easy work through and no fraying. It was a round a few years ago and I will search to see if I can also buy it to help. The Butter Suede is still holding firm on what I have used it on so it may be it's OK to use. Thank you for your kind suggestion and it was very nice to meet you and I look forward to hearing from you soon..........

i love the way it came out i always had a hard time doing the Cellini spiral. Now i can do it and use my seed beads i just bought. yes make a necklace with a pendent. Cant wait to try this out. thanks sooo much for posting this, your a life saver i almost gave up on using my billions of seed beads

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

+tonya velasquez I'm so glad that you found this helpful -- and that now you have a plan for your billions of seed beads. ;)

@tonyavelasquez9307

8 жыл бұрын

+Beaded Jewelry Diva what do u recommend. as a beginner. beader to learn ?

@tonyavelasquez9307

8 жыл бұрын

+Beaded Jewelry Diva so u recommend. using monofiloment if u don't have fireline?

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

+tonya velasquez Good question! I think for a tubular stitch, I would recommend the regular Russian Spiral. For a flat stitch, I'd recommend even count peyote. Two others that you might think about are the spiral and the flat spiral.

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

+tonya velasquez Personally, I would not. I'd use a beading thread like KO or G-One. Nymo would be my last place suggestion for thread, but if that is all you have then go for it!

I would like to see this finished as a bangle and also with a clasp finish.

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

+Kathleen Shelton Thank you for the feedback!

More please...

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

+Glenette Owen Thanks for the feedback! :D

I can't do Cellini, but I can do this! Thanks so much! Would like to see bracelet and earrings please.

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

Hi Donna, I am glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you for your feedback. :)

@olivia7sam

6 жыл бұрын

Donna Garland Yes you can. You can do this!

I would like to see a bracelet made but beginning style.🌺

@beadedjewelrydiva

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Carmella, the "brecklace" video does involve a bracelet component -- I hope you can use that! Just keep practicing -- we all started somewhere, and I'm sure you'll end up doing fine. :)

Thank You!!!! Cellini made quicker, easier, and no stupid Step up to F#####K up!!!! LOVE YOU!!!!

@beadedjewelrydiva

7 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome (and I am all for easy, lol). :D

@olivia7sam

6 жыл бұрын

bextermonkey246 You can avoid doing a step up in Cellini spiral by starting out with an odd number of beads. Check out Jill Wiseman's video on odd count tubular peyote.

Would like to see a pendent

@beadedjewelrydiva

8 жыл бұрын

+Lynn Barry Thanks!

Bracelet and maybe earrings?

I would like to see a necklace if you wouldn't mind please.

@beadedjewelrydiva

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Joy, I kind of did one with my "breaklace" video, but I'll put a Russian Spiral necklace on my list of requests! :D