I have been beading for a while using books...became frustrated with trying to work out where the beads would go....but found you on you tube....you have restored my confidence and your tutorials are so good....think I will look at you website and maybe start from scratch...thank you again x
This makes so much sense now! I can do this. I always come to you or Stephanie (Bronzepony) if I need to truly understand how to do a stitch. You’re awesome.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. It made it much easier to understand. I did one in green 6.0 beads with a 4mm green bicone as the center bead for that little extra sparkle. I love it!
I ‘ve made a single St. Petersburg bracelet and now I am looking at double St. Petersburg bracelet. Both of these brace let I love. All I have to do is make the double St. Petersburg..❤️🖤💚💙🧡💛💜🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😁😁😁😁😁😁👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Fantastic ,It's so beautiful .. But I agree with Tracy Ruth that it's need to cover the end beads to hide the holes .. any way . .thank you for tutorial it's very very good job ..Tank you very much .
Can you recommend a gold bead that doesn't turn silver? Also, the same with the clasp. I've been so disappointed after completing a project, having tarnishing problems after sometime, on both. Would appreciate any helpful advise. Thank you so much.
Very nice! I've seen this stitch for years, but never tried it myself. It's been a little while since I've watched any seed beading tutorials. I always enjoy yours! I was wondering, why you use 5 seed beads to make your jump ring loops at the ends of the bracelet (instead of 6)? Keep on keeping on, and thank you for sharing your immense talent. Much continued success!
+Melinda Phillips Well do 6 seedbeads and have a look what it looks like and if you think it looks good by all means use 6, I just like the way 5 looks :-)
Oh Gianna I'm not that talented, just starting out lol. I wouldn't know where to begin. When I say I'm new I really mean it, I've only beaded one project so far :)
hmm... this is just my way, check the link underneath the video see how Jessica does it. Or check out other projects, search for "st. Peterburg stitch" you can see how others ended it up. Hope that helps :-)
Thanks Gianna, I will do that...any info is a help. I will still try to make it even if I cannot find a way to do what I'm thinking of :) Thanks for your fast responses. Have a great day.
hello, i just love your tutes, there is a St. Petersburg called russian eyelet tht i would like to know how to make, is tht possible you might be able too teach it? Thxs Have a Great Day