Have you beaded a brick stitch triangle and ever wondered how to make the sides longer? Check out this video to show you how to control the size and shape of your triangle beaded beads while also attaching to a metal form like the rectangle used in this DIY video. Create the earrings with size 11 seed beads and Delica beads.
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Quick Project Steps
Prepare Your Materials: Gather your seed beads, Delica beads, wire guards, earwires, and metal forms.
Begin with Basic Brick Stitch: Start by creating an equilateral triangle using single beads in a brick stitch pattern.
Multi-Drop Brick Stitch: For elongated triangles, use a multi-drop brick stitch, adding two or more beads per stitch.
Attach Beads to Metal Forms: Carefully attach your beaded triangles to the metal forms using the brick stitch technique.
Vary Bead Sizes and Types: Experiment with different bead sizes and types to add variety and depth to your design.
Finish and Assemble: Add the wire guards and attach the earwires to complete your earrings.
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Have you beaded a brick stitch triangle and ever wondered how to make the sides longer? Check out this video to show you how to control the size and shape of your triangle beaded beads while also attaching to a metal form like the rectangle used in this DIY video. Create the earrings with size 11 seed beads and Delica beads.
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Perfect Form Rectangle - Premium 24kt Rose Gold Plating 23X13.5mm, 2 Pieces
Earwires with Balls - Premium 24kt Rose Gold Plating, 2 Pieces
Project Steps
Prepare Your Materials: Gather your seed beads, Delica beads, wire guards, earwires, and metal forms.
Begin with Basic Brick Stitch: Start by creating an equilateral triangle using single beads in a brick stitch pattern.
Multi-Drop Brick Stitch: For elongated triangles, use a multi-drop brick stitch, adding two or more beads per stitch.
Attach Beads to Metal Forms: Carefully attach your beaded triangles to the metal forms using the brick stitch technique.
Vary Bead Sizes and Types: Experiment with different bead sizes and types to add variety and depth to your design.
Finish and Assemble: Add the wire guards and attach the earwires to complete your earrings.
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