Right-Angle-Weave

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Right-Angle-Weave
Beading Techniques

Right-angle-weave is a very easy stitch to learn, that's why C.J.M.com loves it!

There are 2 types of techniques ( beading with one needle or beading 2 needles) to get to the same result.

We use this technique mostly to make beaded beads, with transparent cord, glue and no needles!

As you can see in many of our designs, we use the right angle weave technique to make beaded beads. They make beautiful charms, drops, focal beads. These easy to make flowers will add a nice vibe to your design! We love it!

Supplies For 1 Bead

For one beaded bead ( see picture below)

30 cm of transparent cord (no needle),
12 beads, (here 8 ° seed beads)
glue and scissors.

How To

Row1

String 4 teardrop beads,
pick up the left thread end and pass through the fourth bead (count the fourth bead from the left to the right of your thread, see picture below,
pull the thread ends to tighten.

Row2/row3

Pick up the left thread end and string on 1 bead, pick up the right thread end and string on 2 beads,
pick up the left thread end and pass through the second bead strung.
Row 3: Same as row 2.

Last row

Put one bead on each thread end and pass through the 6 'oclock bead of row 1.

What is 6 'oclock bead of row 1: see picture 2, read it as a clock: 12 o'clock bead is the bead with the thread coming out, then you have 3 o'clock bead followed by 6'oclock bead and finally 9'oclock bead. See now where is 6 'oclock bead?

Pull the thread ends to tighten pass the right and left thread through the beads,bring the 2 ends together, double knot, glue, once again pass the thread through one or two beads and trim.
Here are two design ideas: drop making or pendant making.
For beaded beads ideas, click here.

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