Des tutos de référence pour bien débuter dans le tissage de perles Miyuki !
Peyote weave bracelet, miyuki beads. White and gold. Color variation
Diagram and explanations for making 3 bracelets, bangle or with clasp with 11/0 miyuki delicas beads and 4 mm czech beads. Weaving in peyote, tubular (bangle) or linear (long rows). The bracelet can also be woven in brick stitch. Download a PDF file after payment. Explanations in English and French. All sizes on request - You can request more than one. See details in the tabs below. Bracelets width: 1 cm each If you prefer to weave with regular versions, some models also exist in these versions : regular peyote (vertical) or loom
Ces bracelets sont uniques et confectionnés a la main dans mon atelier d'Aix en Provence, avec passion, sur un métier a tisser.Il sont composés de perles miyuki delica 11/0. Les perles dorées sont plaquées or 24k!Plusieurs modèles sont ici proposés:1 - Tissage Large : quartz irisé/ orange/ doré2- Tissage moyen 5 rangs, orange, quart irisé et doréLes tissages se ferment par un nœud macramé ce qui les rend très faciles a enfiler et permet de les adapter à tous les poignets!Personnalisation:N'hésitez pas à me contacter si vous souhaitiez un bracelet sur mesure, aux couleurs différentes. Inspirez-vous de mes autres créations, je me ferais un plaisir de confectionner des bijoux selon vos envies. Précautions:Les perles Miyuki ainsi que les fils utilisés sont très résistants, cependant je vous conseille d'éviter le contact prolongé avec crèmes, parfums et produits ménagers pour conserver l’éclat des couleurs.Livraison:Il vous sera livré dès le lendemain de votre commande dans une jolie pochette en organza, a offrir ou a vous offrir!!!
Beads, Patterns and explanations for making a bracelet You will receive the beads and the diagrams are sent separately by emaiL CLASPS clasp kits are sold separately Link for 22 mm Clasps Kits - 1 bracelet WEAVING Weaving with miyuki delicas 11/0 Bangle : even count circular peyote Linear : even count horizontal peyote weaving lengthwise or brick stitch Regular Peyote :even or odd count peyote : small design adaptation The document provided includes diagrams and explanations (in French and English) List and references of pearls used. Weaving charts with colors and letters Lettered charter (word chart) for each model Explanations necessary for making the jewelry
Le métier à tisser permet de se faire plaisir en réalisant des bracelets tendance. Voici 30 modèles de grilles de tissage de perles miyuki.
Métier à tisser des perles pour réaliser des bracelets magnifiques. Pour toute celles qui veulent débuter dans la réalisation de bijoux je met à votre disposition un tutoriel en photos. Ce tutoriel je l'ai trouvé sur le site de ClubBeadsPlus. Il est disponible en format pdf. Il est très bien illustré et en français. Voici les photos.
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Comment stopper un bracelet sur métier à tisser ? J'ai testé cette méthode, elle semble efficace. Avec le restant de fil à tisser (le rouge), vous passez devant /derrière le fil de trame (le blanc)en mode aller-retour. Vous tissez le fil afin d'obtenir...
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Time, these days, is so precious to all of us! Even I am looking at ways to create the same level of quality loom weaving within a shorter amount of precious time! I want to share a technique I have been perfecting for a while, "Trice Edging"! This method allows you to 'weave and edge' at the 'same time'! Below are the steps in pictures. String your loom as you would start any new loom project, warping one thread more then the number of beads wide. Now string on a good number of edging beads, or 5 more than the number of rows to weave, an 11/0 round, not tubular like a Delica. This type of bead lays much nicer for this simple line edge. You will want to thread 5 or so more number of beads than the rows you plan to weave. These can be added after the initial warps are strung or string the beads first and warp the loom with the two extra warps stacked with beads. Attach your weft to the outside warp of your bead row, not the same thread holding your edging beads. Weave the first row as if the two outside warps with beads are not there! Just after exiting this row, slide an edge bead up and run your needle inside, towards you. Now add the next number of beads needed to weave the next row, in this case there are ten beads creating this narrow banding. Before turning your needle upwards and running it back inside the same row of beads, above the warps (the usual loom weaving methods), pick up another edge bead from the other side. Now you can continue the loom weaving technique of going back through the row of beads, keeping your needle above the warps. When you exit on the starting side, pick up another edge bead, just as you did in the first step described. Continue weaving these steps until you reach the desired length of weave you need. This Trice Edging Style, creates a simple edge with the edge beads sitting on their sides. This also finishes the weave to a classic look, no holes or threads showing! I have many other variations of this same method, creating edges much more intricate then this. In the meantime, you can experiment with adding more or less beads and additional warps full of beads! If you plan on creating a scalloped type edge, you'll need to keep those warps free for movement as the warp threads will be used up or longer, than what you attach to the loom.
Da wir uns meistens wie Aladdin in der Schatzkammer fühlen, dachten wir, es ist langsam wieder an der Zeit mit unseren Schätzen zu spielen. Diesmal hat Fiona, unsere Kollegin vom Englisch-sprachigen Markt, ein frühlingshaftes Armband aus Delicas, TOHO Rocailles 11/0, TOHO Treasure und Miyuki Slider Endkappen hergestellt. Delica Armband Doch wie hat Fiona dieses süsse Armband, das sowohl gedreht als auch flach getragen werden kann, hergestellt? Als Material hat sie 1 x 5g Päckchen
Grille pour tissage de perles sur métier à tisser fait avec des perles Miyuki delicas 11/0 Dimensions approximatives du tissage : 1,76 cm x 14,18 cm Attention : C'est un document à télécharger, vous ne recevez donc aucun produit physique. De plus, il n'y a pas d'explication sur la méthode de tissage, vous recevez seulement les diagrammes. Le fichier PDF comprend les références des perles utilisées et différents graphiques (perles avec/sans lettres, tableaux) - 4 patterns - a large pattern with color reference letters - 2 word charts Modèle destiné à une utilisation à titre privée et non à des fins commerciales. Bracelet PÉLIAS © 2019 par MAKKAMA est sous licence CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
Diagramme gratuit pour le tissage d'un bracelet en perles Miyuki delica selon la technique du peyote impair. Le diagramme comporte des instructions écrites.
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Depuis le temps que ces minis tissages me faisaient de l’œil sur Pinterest... J'ai saisi l'occasion d'expérimenter cette technique de tissage, histoire de faire baisser mon stock de perles Miyuki, devenu totalement
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Vous trouverez dans ce tuto tout ce qu’il faut connaître pour réaliser des tissages de perles avec la méthode « Brick Stitch ». J’ai choisi de construire ce tuto p…
Here is a tutorial on how to finish off a loomed bracelet nice and easy!! Holler if you have any questions!! First, after looming is complete, hide your weft threads...the ones you actually put through the beads with your needle...you will have one on both ends of the loom...where you started and where you finished. I simply pass the threads through the beads until the thread is completely buried. Then...you want to weave in your OUTSIDE warp threads on both ends of your loomed piece. Simply thread your needle with these ends and weave them in like you did the weft threads. This will secure the beads even more and will 'narrow' the warp threads that are left. See how the warp threads are now 'narrow' in the pic below?? Now...I use microspool ribbon or felt and quick bond fabric glue. Simply cut 4 pieces of ribbon or felt to the width of the remaining warp threads...your piece is still on the loom!! Take the glue and put on each piece and then 'sandwich' the warp threads between 2 pieces on each side. Squeeze together so the glue is holding the ribbon/felt and warp threads securely! After your ribbon/felt dries, cut your piece off of the loom close to the edge of the ribbon/felt and then use 2 ribbon clamps...one on each end! I always put my split ring and closure on the clamp before I put it on the bracelet...and I use long nose pliers to get it nice and tight. The microribbon is just the right size for the clamp...or cut your felt to the size of your clamp. This way, you are clamping the ribbon/felt and glued warp threads without clamping the beads and hurting them!! For extra security, you can put a little line of glue (I use clear crazy glue for this with a brush) on the OUTSIDE of the ribbon/felt before you clamp for a little extra hold! :) I love the ribbon clamps...you can get them at Joanns or Hobby Lobby...or I buy lots of them through amazon.com...they come in a variety of sizes...most of my pieces are 13-16 beads across so the 1" clamps work really well! I also like magnetic closures...they are easy to get on and off a wrist...you can also use toggle clasps or even a button and loop like I did below!! That's it...the easiest and most professional looking way I know to finish off a loomed piece!! :)
