Bead weaving

Manual Beadwork.

Bead weaving is a whole art, and some works of famous masters can rightly be called masterpieces. Despite the fact that they look very difficult, absolutely everyone can learn this. The main thing is to understand the basic techniques and, if possible, attend weaving lessons. Even on the Internet you can find a lot of interesting and fresh ideas. But to bring them to life, you need qualities such as perseverance, the desire to create and a large amount of patience. Believe me, the result will please you.

Novice needlewomen are strongly advised to master the three basic techniques of weaving: parallel, needle and looped weaving. With the help of these techniques and their combinations, even the very best beginners will be able to create products that are complex at first glance.

To do this, you can and even need to use weaving patterns that you can always study on our resource. Even for the very most beginners, they will be able to pick out suitable master classes from our collection. Each of the lessons is traditionally provided with a scheme, a phased description and photographs of each step of weaving.

The scheme for weaving beads is a figure indicating the number of beads in a row and the number of rows themselves. On the simplest schemes for beginners, even the direction of movement of the needle and thread is indicated, so that practically everyone can do their own work.

Basic techniques of weaving beads for beginners:

- Monastic weaving (otherwise it is called cross-weaving) is most popular among beginners due to its simplicity.

- Mosaic weaving (its second name is peyote) is one of the most beloved craftswomen.

- Beaded mesh - not less popular reception. It looks simple and at the same time graceful, so with the use of the net often weaving various necklaces and other jewelry.