Saturday, 6 December 2014
There are many different types of stitches that beaders use to create their products. Here's a list of some of the most commonly used stitches:
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1. Square Stitch
The flat square stitch is the easiest and quickest bead stitch. The beads will line up one after the other in a squared pattern. This technique can either be done on or off a bead loom.
2. Peyote Stitch
The peyote stitch can either be worked with an even or odd number of beads per row. It is a flat pattern in which the beads form a zigzagged line.
The brick stitch is similar to the peyote stitch, except it's turned over sideways. The beads resemble a brick wall.
4. Herringbone Stitch
The herringbone stitch is an interesting-looking bead pattern that is very simple. The beads lie in a V-shape pattern and create a waved effect.
5. Right Angle Weave Stitch
The right angle weave stitch has an interesting diamond-like structure. You can experiment with different bead types and colours to find out which design you like the best.
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