Tubular Netting Beading Technique for all Jewellery

Tubular netting is not along a really easy stitch to do but it is the most effective to do a sparkly make with crystals. It is a pattern repeat technique after the initial base row, a good technique even for complete beginners. Open description for more info Once you master the technique, have a go at all sort of different beads, not just rondelles, but bacons, rounds and even rice shape beads will make a nice pattern. I like to keep the intricate weave for the middle of my necklace and just extend it with some other beads towards the clasp. I love this technique as the tubular netting is so pleasing to the eye no matter what jewellery you use it in. You can also use this tubular netting technique in home decor to make a curtain tie back if you wish. Materials Used in the Video: - ️ - 6x8mm Crystal Rondelle Beads - ️ - 8x10mm Crystal Rondelle Beads - ️ - Toho size 11 Seed Beads - ️ - 3mm Glass Pearl Beads - ️ - Magnetic Clasp or a Clasp of your choice - ️ - JNeedle and Thread Get Your Materials Here : www.totallybeads.co.uk/crystal-netted-necklace Join in for more beady fun in our BeadClub We do weekly zoom classes with all sort of techniques and materials. ️ www.beadclub.co.uk/ ️ Make sure you subscribe if you want to see more tutorials on all thing beaded. - YouTube - youtube.com/TotallybeadsLtd?sub_confirmation=1 - Facebook - www.facebook.com/TotallyBeads.co.uk - Instagram - www.instagram.com/totallybeads/ - Twitter - twitter.com/TotallyBeads Have a look at Kitti’s Youtube Channel: or follow her on social: - YouTube - youtube.com/kittirobinsondesigns... - Facebook - www.facebook.com/Kitti-Robinson-Designs-4004109103… - Instagram - www.instagram.com/kittirobinsondesigns/ Join our community on Facebook: - www.facebook.com/groups/472745406632605