Super helpful and the materials list in the description is super helpful. Thank you for sharing!

I am so excited to find your channel!! I'm a Native American woman that wants to master the art of Authentic Native American Beading! I'm a newbie to beading.

Thank you for sharing, I've have seen different videos on this But watching you has made it seem so much easier, maybe it's your soothing voice 😀 again thank you and a beautiful day p.s I love hearing the kidos in the background 😊

Yes. Very helpful and friendly. Thanks for sharing so many great tips!

I can't thank you enough for your videos, still have a tough time with two needles, but practice, practice. Thanks again

When i do 2 strand lazy stich....I use black beading thread as my "tie down" strand. It's WAY easier to see what thread your using. Especially when l was a beginner😊 l found it super convenient to learn one strand first (my preferred stich) because sooner or later one strand will knock at your beading door. If you run short on your tie down thread It's much easier to just back stich using your main thread... A great tip i learned from my auntie. If you need to bust a bead/remove a bead in your work. Don't just grab your needle nose pliers and bust away. Put the biggest needle possible in the bead you want to bust. The needle inside the bead stops your threads from fraying or breaking.

@twowolfstudio538

2 жыл бұрын

Great advice thank you for sharing!

I have to say that you are incredible lady! I was looking for someone to maybe get a clue from about anyt

@dellahussein6288

Жыл бұрын

So sorry 😒 my 🐈 just took my phone ha! Anyways, what l was trying to say was that I was looking for someone to maybe help me to get a clue how to stitch anything from your culture and you are the most fantastic lady l could find. I just wanted you to know that I am totally useless no more with a needle and you are the reason. What you do is so amazing for someone like me and I totally love you for it. thanking you for gifting beadwork to someone like me you make my soul happy xxx

Thank you for sharing.😊👍👍👍

Thanks!!! From Oklahoma

Do you have a video showing how to attach the medallion to the head band. I never had to. My mom or dad always took pride in doing my sons beadwork. But now their both passed on. And now I need to learn this so I can do this myself for my 4 sons.

Very helpful! Thank you! 😊

I love your tutorials . I am wondering if you will ever do a tutorial on brick stitch beading ?

Hi just wondering how you attach the medallion to the headband thanks

I have lots of questions. Do you fill in the medallion one colour at a time or just ensure the different colours string up perfectly? That being said, do you fill in the medallion one row at a time or continue in the circular? I'm just so confused.

Can you tell what kind of beads you use I have Czech seed beads and miyuki beads do you use charlotte beads as well

Hi Teresa, love your tutorials...such a gentle spirit you have...I went to the store and there is no such thing as Pellon 70! there are multiple numbers...can you post them thanks

@twowolfstudio538

2 жыл бұрын

There’s not?? Oh crap! I don’t know the other numbers 😬. I’d feel the stabilizer and make sure it’s flexible enough to bead on and stable enough to hold its shape. You’ll be able to tell! If it’s too soft the beadwork will weigh it down and warp it. If it’s too stiff it might be hard to bead on

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What kind of string are you using and what size beads? Thanks for the tutorial beading video

@twowolfstudio538

2 жыл бұрын

Size D Nymo nylon thread and silver 11 seed beads 😃

Could you possibly list and link supplies in description please?

@twowolfstudio538

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I totally meant to do that oops! Thanks for the reminder

Are you beading on paper?

So....what happens to the graph paper when you're done?

@twowolfstudio538

2 жыл бұрын

It will probably disintegrate over time but it won’t affect the beadwork. I will tear off the outer edge of paper that’s showing before backing and edging it

What do you have the graph paper on? Felt?

@twowolfstudio538

2 жыл бұрын

It’s called Pellon. It’s a fabric stabilizer you can find in most fabric stores. This one I’m beading on is called pellon peltex 70

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Do you have Facebook.

You are beyond gorgeous:1

Plays with her hair way too much