Stringing beads

A list of different threads and accessories to help you string beads with small holes when making jewellery

Cord Knotting Tip: How to Knot Against a Bead If you’re trying your hand at making knotted cord jewelry for the first time, you might be surprised that it isn’t as easy as you thought it would be. If

Beginner's jewellery making project - string a Kashmiri bead bracelet on Stretch Magic beading elastic and learn how to tie a secure knot.

This demonstrates how to string beads using bead stringing wire and crimp beads or tubes with a standard crimp tool in a step by step tutorial.

Stringing beads can be a fun and creative activity for kids. Here's how you can string beads with thread: 1. Cut a piece of thread measuring around 6-8 inches. 2. Tie a knot at one end of the thread to prevent the beads from falling off. 3. Start stringing the beads through the other end of the thread. 4. Once you've strung all the beads, make another knot at that end. 5. Your bead string is now ready! You can use it as a bracelet or necklace or as a decorative item in your room. #END You…

Ever wondered what a floating bead necklace is? In this DIY jewelry-making lesson, learn how to string beads on clear wire so that they appear to "float."

Learn the best option for stringing beads and when to use the different materials. A video tutorial shows you the products in action.

These 7 tips and tricks will help stabilise large hole beads on stringing materials. No more beads wobbling around!

This is an easy way to add beads to your knit, crochet and macrame pieces.