Thank you for showing how to do both ways to bead like this. Your work is beautiful!

Really enjoyed your video. There's a nice vibe with the calmness of your voice, the gentle music and drier in the background lol. Love Bob Ross! Thank you. You're a great teacher.

I am currently working on my first medallion. your videos on this technique are the most helpful videos I've watched so far :)

I'm so glad I have found you. Your work is gorgeous and your explanations are very clear. Thank you for sharing your artistry!

I tack down every two beads also. Your beadwork is beautiful and so neat.

Thank you so much! I love how honest you are, and your instructions and explanation is awesome!

Amazing work1! You gotta keep putting up these videos more often!! I love the tips. Even just seeing your work!

I love it when you randomly show us your other beadworkings! Seriously Mona the way you teach like you’re my best friend makes this even better.

Absolutely stunning work!!

Mommy I love you so much with all of my heart you have amazing talent ❤️💓💖💋💗❤️🧡💛💚💙💜💞💝💘❣️💟💌🐱🐈

@monac.8890

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you My girl! 🧡💛💙💛🧡🤩😊🤩😍🤩😍🤩❤💕💗💖 I love you bunches.

I’m glad to have found your videos! 😄

I love shiny stuff too. Your daughter’s headband is beautiful.

Thank you for your kindness-sharing your knowledge. CLEAR and precise instructions and STUNNING work.

Thank you. I just started learning to bead today, but brought my work home. This is very helpful.

Amazing! Thank you for the tip about the outward in. As a kid I noticed that happened to a few of my projects and I had to start over. I use one needle which sometimes gets pulled to firmly. Beautiful work!!!!

Love your bead work

Omg thank you so much for your videos!! I cannot bead but LOVE seeing how much work and love goes into such work. Makes me appreciate beaded work Even More!!!!❤💗💙💚

I love the fact that I’m not the only one who can’t leave a small area open, I will do the same, find the smallest bead and lay it sideways. I personally say to myself, “you are your worst critic”, Also, after I’m done with the project, I will use rubber cement to tack onto my buckskin, it’s so much easier to work with and won’t bend your needles, if you happen to get it close to the edge. Thanks for showing! Each day is a new day to learn something new. Many blessings.

@monac.8890

6 жыл бұрын

Shone Ladii good tip. I'll have to try it out 😉😉

Beautiful u had our OCD going but awww u fixed it AMAZING good work

What a craft! It’s so beautiful 🌸 As I designed and am trying to “fill in” my first little beaded bird I am all the more appeciative of your and other peoples work. Super grateful you and others are so generously teaching ❤️ By now I figured I can’t (yet) draw freehand but have to get a grasp/feel or measuring tape to work out how many rows of beads fit into a feather, the eye, the head. Your flowers are so beautiful!

Your beadwork is absolutely stunning! I love all things shiny!!

@monac.8890

5 жыл бұрын

Me too. That's why online beads so much. The colors are so intense

Thanks so much I don’t have any Aunties or family who can bead anymore and this has been so much fun!!! Your work is beautiful thanks so much for sharing 😊

Thank you for sharing all your tips and tricks when it comes to beading. I'm currently trying to learn and your videos have been so helpful :)

Absolutely gourgeous!

@monac.8890

6 жыл бұрын

Karen Mcelhaney thank you 😀✌

I love just playing her vids when I bead! Very talented!

@monac.8890

3 жыл бұрын

Aww! Thats awesome..

lemlents for your videos! Flathead Salish descendant here.Been making earrings for a while and starting to learn this method since my state is under quarrentine. As good a time as any :)

Thank you! I don’t know why I’ve been dreaming about beads but your videos were a perfect refresher

@monac.8890

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Beautiful beadwork, thank you for sharing.

Wonderful tutorial. I really appreciate how you have shared this work with us. Thank you so much. Beautiful pieces!

@monac.8890

6 жыл бұрын

Jennifer Stumpf Your Welcome 😍 and thank you for watching.

Two great videos and I learned so much! Thank you very much! :) Love the brief reference to Bob Ross. Funny! :)

@monac.8890

6 жыл бұрын

sherlock261 😉😉

Your beading is exceptional, as well as your way of teaching! Thank you for your talent 👍👍

Just gorgeous....I understand how you feel about the one needle method, I learned the 2 needle method as a child and that is my preference...I find that it is easier to control and a lot faster.

been missing the rez lately, it was so nice to bead along side you.

That is SO pretty!🤩

I wish I lived by you so I could take classes!!! 😆

Beautiful work! I'm in the process of learning on my own as well, and your video helps. Thank you.

@monac.8890

6 жыл бұрын

Toni Marie You're welcome! Hope all goes well. Stay in tune for more videos. Happy beading.

Ty, luv ur work and ur patience to teach. :)

I like how you work. Thank you for sharing your talents and knowledge 🙏

you explain things so well in your videos.. beading will test anyones ocd.

Beautiful Work!!! Thank you bunches for your patient & complete info teaching. I would love to see how you attach a finished beaded piece to clothing. I would like to add something special to dresses for my granddaughters & have no idea if I should use something besides the felt so it's more "flexible". Your work is splendid & super clean!! I try to do clean work w/ my hand embroidery. Not always successful LOL. Thank you in advance & Many Blessings!!!

Thank You for Sharing your techniques! I started a headband for my daughter and drew out her other work. This is my first time beading and it's coming out NICE! I too am learning how to make moccasins. Blessings!

@monac.8890

4 жыл бұрын

I've collected them from pow-wow'a

wow awesome work love the colors cant wait to see more of your videos . love your work and colors ,

@monac.8890

6 жыл бұрын

karry valencia thank you! 😍

I love the work you are doing and always wanted to try beading items like wallets.

So beautiful, easy to follow along.

I love ur work, and have continuously come back to this video for reference

Your work is gorgeous!

@monac.8890

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much❤🤗

Very beautiful head place and your beading is gorgeous work

Great teacher. Beautiful work. Thank you for sharing your talent

@monac.8890

6 жыл бұрын

kim winterringer Thank you😉 and your welcome 😍

Exquisite! Regalia! Your colors are lovely...experienced hands. Thank you, Blessings all...

I feel so lucky to have found your video. I love how you explain all the details. I was a fan instantly. I bead but I truly learned a lot. Hope you continue to post videos. I have subscribed.

@monac.8890

4 жыл бұрын

🤗❤🤗

I got lucky to find you was looking at ways to make ribbon skirts and your channel popped up man you are talented I want to bead and you teach it so easy and simple to understand thank you

@monac.8890

5 жыл бұрын

Your welcome! I'm happy you found my videos

Stunning!

@monac.8890

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Thank you so much for sharing, this is such beautiful work

I just wanted to let you know your work is absolutely gorgeous and your instructions are easy to follow

@monac.8890

5 жыл бұрын

Kelly Corbett thank you for watching!

An awesome series on beading! Thank you! You mentioned doing a video on moccasin making...I don’t see it here but hope that you do create and share one! Your teaching style is clear and easy for me to follow. Thank you!

@monac.8890

6 жыл бұрын

Aura Wright thanks for watching. Yes, I do plan on making a moccasins video. I've been very busy with projects these past months and really pushing to get to making more videos. 😉😉

Hello Mona. Thank you so much for sharing your techniques, I am a beginner beader, & what I was doing was time consuming. So, I will try out the 2 needles beading. Plus I love how you find tiny beads to fit into your design. Your beading is beautiful, I appreciate passing your knowledge to us, because some of us don't have any one to show how to bead. Many blessings to you and your family. 🤩🥰💐😉👍🙏🙂💞🧵🧬

@monac.8890

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome 😍

Love this video. Thank you.

Dopest! Love that work

Your work is beautiful, you are very talented.

Thanks for sharing - super clear and informative! I would really love it if you made a video on making and beading moccasins :) Many thanks from Australia!

@monac.8890

6 жыл бұрын

Jessie Vincent hello, I'll do my best in making a video. Thanks for the support 😄

Wow, The headband is stunningly gorgeous, those charlotte cut beads really sparkle...beautiful work..great detailed tutorials! I love your channel! You are amazing Miss Mona!

@monac.8890

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😊

I really like this example because I do the same thing.. awesome design 🙂

Love the design work

@monac.8890

5 жыл бұрын

Ty😍

Beautiful work and soothing voice. Thank You for tutorial video.

@monac.8890

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you. 😊

Love love love your work so beautiful pls keep going with your videos pls.thank you❤❤🙏

@monac.8890

5 жыл бұрын

❤❤😍

this is very interesting. looks good. thank you for sharing

@monac.8890

6 жыл бұрын

uquiltgurl thank you, and your welcome 😊

OMG GORGEOUS

beautiful work!

@monac.8890

6 жыл бұрын

Emma Shoots thank you!

Girl youre the best thank you so much ❤

Omg...your "Happy little bead" comment just sealed the deal. I subscribed...🖤 You're so calming to watch and listen to. Definitely doing Bob proud...maybe you're the Bob Ross of Beading?? 🙈

I love the part when you said you would see your daughter dancing out there and see the one little hole that you could have just filled in omg dead

The paper I used to bead on was just something I had handy. It parchment paper, I used it because I could trace on it. I've used graph paper, regular paper before. I don't draw directly on the felt because it seems to leave larger stains and sometime you can see the pen marks through the beadwork. Sometimes I even color the paper to match the beads.

@kokumpow-wow5518

6 жыл бұрын

I use graph, most of the time i use wax paper, cuz u can trace or draw your design and use my own thought in how it should go.

@judithsawyer8341

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you,,very beautiful

@pjb1290

6 жыл бұрын

I couldn't even think of the name of the paper we used in elementary School.. that paper you covered over leaves and colored over with crayons... tracing paper right?

@teressa7666

5 жыл бұрын

Do you leave the paper on? What if it gets wet? Also, do you have a recommendation on where you buy your hanks of beads? Thank you.

Beautiful

Your work is beautiful!💐🌹🌷🏆

@monac.8890

6 жыл бұрын

BeAsA Roze 💕🙌🙏

Wow very impresiv 😍 thank you for sharing with us

@monac.8890

6 жыл бұрын

Pune Dore your welcome. 😉

Hello, I'm watching you work with great interest. Where you speak of stacking and clean lines, I realized that beads are like tiny mosaic pieces because you can follow the lines how the pieces were aligned in ancient Roman mosaics too!

@monac.8890

4 жыл бұрын

Good comparison. And they are glass too.

Hi Mona, Thank you for sharing your tutorials with us. I have always wanted to do beadwork but I never had any family to show me how. Now with KZread I am able to learn. My problem is the design work, I want to be respectful of designs. I know it's rude to use somebody's or some tribal design that is not public. I love these designs and would love to make them myself. I know that there is contemporary designs now that are not tribal. So my question is, how to design traditional pieces without being disrespectful? I am also curious to know how you finished the back of the braid holder? Do you use leather to tie it on? Can you make a tutorial about that? With help from people like you I may finally become a beader, Thank You!

@monac.8890

6 жыл бұрын

Patricia Cheney Your welcome. I used leather for the backing and then used a Barrett blank I got from hobby lobby. After I added leather backing and finished the edging, I glued the Barrett blank down on top of leather then sewed it down going through the beadwork but being careful to keep stitches between rows of beads. It hold up pretty good. As for the designs it's good you are being respectful and there are many designs that can be used. Pintrest is a good resource for designs. And really anything you want to bead, the sky's the limit. Happy beading.

@candiceholly6321

4 жыл бұрын

I thank you for for your teaching in beedwork

You are very good at eplaining everything, that is very important to those who are beginners. and very beautiful work. Do you do tutorials on making key chains(tubular) with peyote stitch

I hope that you do post your video on making moccasins. I love your videos.

Thats lovely but i love the colour of ur nail polish 👍

@monac.8890

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 😍

wow your work is beautiful....

@monac.8890

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Oh! We have lots of moccs, we would love to bead them. Our favorite store is closed for good bc of Covid19, and we were so sad. We will find the equipment and supplies and get beading!

@switchbackimage5966

4 жыл бұрын

We are in Las Vegas now bc of work in 09, we had to come here. It's strange to be in a big city, and not find what you need. I guess we can go to Moapa Valley and they can help use find the things that we need to start!

Mona C, your videos are wonderful!! Your peaceful spirit and energy radiates out through your voice. I am having issues with my needles becoming bent very quickly. I am able to use them but I’m wondering why mine are always C-shaped and in all of the beading videos I watch online, their needles are straight...yours included. I am using #11 and/or #12 beading needles. Do yours become bent? I am looking forward to seeing your upcoming video on the lazy stitch on leather and also your upcoming video on making moccasins! 🙂I know that you are busy and really do appreciate that you take time to create these videos for us! Thank you so much!

@monac.8890

6 жыл бұрын

Aura Wright Thank you for watching😍🌸🌹 I'm wondering if your gripping your needle to hard. Maybe lessen the pressure when your tacking? My needles do get bent eventually, and especially when I'm going through a thicker material. I go to the extent of making sure there is no Oil on my fingers, no lotion also. And then rub my beading fingers on my beeswax to get them kinda tack and will grip the needle without as much pressure. I hope this helps. And yes I'm super excited to make another video. 😁 Happy beading 🙌🙌

Maravilloso trabajo !!!!!

@monac.8890

6 жыл бұрын

Magalie Davila muchas gracias😍😍

Beautiful headband

@monac.8890

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Very pretty.

@monac.8890

6 жыл бұрын

courtney Brown 😍😍🌸🌹🌸🌹

Hey Mona, thank you so much for your tutorials. My grandmother taught me beadwork growing up, and she passed 13 years ago. I let go of this craft for a long time and didn't yet master my dexterity and the ability to do applique work, edging or finishing my pieces on leather. Your videos are so helpful, along with your commentary and your way of putting things... It really helps me learn in an environment that's soothing and nurturing much like the beading sessions I had with my grandmother. I do have a question.. When outlining the initial image, how exactly do you keep the thread from tangling and getting criss-crossed in the back? I am trying my hand at applique and find it hard to follow the outline without the back of the piece looking all wonky and tangled. Do you just skip to the nearest line? Or are there times where you might backtrace over previous lines to prevent it from getting too crazy? I don't know how else to word it.

Absolutely love and completely understand your way of beading!!! Did you do a moccasin tutorial?

Oh my gosh I want to try this

@monac.8890

6 жыл бұрын

Hope Clark yay. You should. I love love love to bead. I've been beading for 20 yrs.

wow

Thanks

Thank you!

@monac.8890

6 жыл бұрын

Della Elbell Your Welcome 😍😉

love your work, and your teachings, where would it be possible to find this pattern if i can, for my own work. looks perfect.! thankyou for sharing.

nice!

This has been one of the best videos, if not the best in showing all the elements of two needle beading. I think the pace, the language and the clear video/angle has really helped with the content you share. Im curious tho. With this style, on a larger piece, say one you will stitch onto a purse or something is too large to hold in your hand like the example. How do you get the right grasp that allows you to get good tension of the beads and thread? Ive seen some people use hoops or other frames that help stabilize the perimeter but it doesnt work if the whole piece if beaded. Like, how would you use this method when doing large areas for regalia and such? How would you stabilize or weight the piece down when your (lead thread) hand cant read the beads?

@monac.8890

3 жыл бұрын

You have to place on a table and stitch from the top..Jamie Okuma has good videos showing that way

I was asked and made a round badge item for a person. I kinda did it the way you are doing it but I used stiff pelon and the one bead method. I drew the pattern on the pelon and then followed it. have you tried pelon and which one is better to use?

My current beading project, which is my first embroidery type beading, has the issue of concavity that you spoke of. I used one needle for the first part. I'm going to fill il now using the two needle method. Tricks for recognizing tension issues?

Absolutely gorgeous work. Where do you buy those beads from? I can't find any that shiny.

I think neatness would be a word that could work in place of cleanness.

Mona, I am so enjoying your tutorial videos! I am new to beading and am fascinated by the beauty and relaxation that comes with this art form. Thank you so much! I'll leave a question if I may - when you mention "colouring in your colours so you don't see any white (of the stabilizer)" - what do you colour the white with? Another bead? Thread? Thank you!

@monac.8890

4 жыл бұрын

I usually color the paper underneath. Sometimes if I'm using really dark beads I'll use colored nymo thread

@monac.8890

4 жыл бұрын

Also Thank you!