Friday, June 21, 2024…. I think this has been the best video I’ve seen for teaching brick stitch to beginners. For the last few days I’ve watched it over and over. Your explanation is simple, articulate and easy to follow. I can go to any point in the video and your precise explanations help me see almost immediately what I’m doing wrong. It’s not your teaching that forces me to come back, it’s my own personal errors. I’ll be beading along, 4 inches into the bracelet and somehow a bead doesn’t seat well or I feel like there’s too much thread showing. I’m a perfectionist so if I have to start over multiple times, the end product will be what I’m satisfied with. I love working with size 11 Miyuki delicas, they fit so nicely together. I took a chance for the sake of my own patience, and chose to learn the stitch with larger cube beads. I’m hoping as I develop my skill, I’ll be fully ready to work with my delicas. I’m excited for the possibilities! Thank you again for a terrific video (and as much as I love music, I enjoyed your mellow calming voice more than the background music people use to fill the non verbal gaps).
Thank you so much mam..finally i found your tutorial which gave me the very perfect lines...I saw many other tutorials on brick stich..but this one gave me the perfect lines..thanks
Love your explanation. Really good. The way I learned I always ended with a triangle for Indian style earrings with fringe. I like how easy you show the creation of a rectangular piece of beadwork. Thanks for another lovely tutorial.
Thread through the needle leaving a couple inches or more length going out the other side of the needle dependent on what you are comfortable with. Do not tie off the thread, as you bead make sure to maintain the extra length you pulled through.