Bead embroidery
See how much fabric and trimmings you need
Brand: Selfmade
1- Thread the needle. Sew one long stitch. Pierce the fabric where you wish to place the first bead.
2- Sew on the first bead. Pass the needle 2-3 times through the bead.
3- Pull the thread tight. Trim the thread.
4- To make sure your sewing is invisible and each bead is secure, always sew “on the spot” (i.e. return to where you pierced the fabric). To secure a large bead, pass the needle 2-3 times through the bead. Thread the next bead onto the needle. Sew securely and return to the spot. You can sew very small beads on 2-3 beads at a time. Continue. Design your own pattern.
5- When you have finished or need more thread, pass the needle 2-3 times through the last bead and make one long stitch.
6- Pull the thread tight.
7- 7. Trim the thread.
See how much fabric and trimmings you need
Brand: Selfmade
1- Thread the needle. Sew one long stitch. Pierce the fabric where you wish to place the first bead.
2- Sew on the first bead. Pass the needle 2-3 times through the bead.
3- Pull the thread tight. Trim the thread.
4- To make sure your sewing is invisible and each bead is secure, always sew “on the spot” (i.e. return to where you pierced the fabric). To secure a large bead, pass the needle 2-3 times through the bead. Thread the next bead onto the needle. Sew securely and return to the spot. You can sew very small beads on 2-3 beads at a time. Continue. Design your own pattern.
5- When you have finished or need more thread, pass the needle 2-3 times through the last bead and make one long stitch.
6- Pull the thread tight.
7- 7. Trim the thread.