Turkish tourniquet from beads master class video knitting equipment

June 1, 2017 handmadebase

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The technique of weaving a Turkish plait
Video: Turkish tourniquet made of beads and glass beads
Photo master class on knitting Turkish cord
Turkish bead with beads and beads
Video: Knitting a Turkish cord from beads and seed beads

Today we will dedicate our lesson to making a magnificent decoration, the name of which sounds like “Turkish
" In the process of learning, for better assimilation and consolidation of knowledge, you need to refer to the photo and video materials that are available in this lesson.

We begin our first master class by listing the materials and tools needed for the work:

beads;
Bugles;
Threads "Iris";
hook.

The technique of weaving a Turkish plait

In order to obtain a length of the bundle equal to 40centimeters, you need to string beads and bugles on a thread two and a half meters long. This length of the cord is ideal for putting it on your neck as a necklace or beads. We begin beading by putting beads and bugles on the thread in a sequence of 5 beads and one bugle bead. In order to quickly master the technique of weaving a Turkish cord, you need to know the simplest crochet techniques. The Turkish cord is easy to make, and the pattern for weaving it is as follows.
We make one air loop with a hook, and thenmove five beads and one bugle bead from the working thread close to the hook, knitting a loop immediately behind the bugle bead. After that, move five more beads and one bugle bead, and also knit a loop behind the bugle bead. Repeat this procedure three times. After the third loop, you need to make two air loops. We do this in order to move to the second row without shifting in the weaving.

Now we turn the hook and insert it.between the bugle and the seed bead. Then we move the next beads and bugle, grab the thread behind the last bugle with the hook, and knit first the first loop, and then two together. As a result, we get one loop again. We repeat this operation again in the same sequence. We bring the hook out between the seed bead and bugle, move the next seed bead and bugle. Then we again hook the thread behind the bugle, knitting one loop, and then two together.
In this technique we continue to knit Turkishtourniquet in a circle until the thread with beads and bugles runs out. The loops must be tightened tightly so that the tourniquet does not fall apart. Such a tourniquet has a simple weaving technique, and in total requires no more than three hours of time. The only difficulty for beginners in mastering bead weaving can be the problem of crocheting. But this will require only a little attention and a minimum of effort to learn.
I would like to give you some very important advice.When knitting a Turkish cord, you need to periodically look at your work from above, checking the number of loops in the product. If you see three loops when looking from above, then the work is being done correctly. If there are two or four loops, then you made a mistake at one stage. When knitting a Turkish cord, you need to do all the work slowly and without haste. Then you will have a guarantee that everything will be done without errors.

Video: Turkish tourniquet made of beads and glass beads

Photo master class on knitting Turkish cord

Turkish bead with beads and beads

And now we present to your attentionThe next master class, where we will make a Turkish tourniquet of beads and beads. Let's consider also what will be the scheme of weaving in this particular case. Beading of the Turkish harness will require the availability of the following materials and tools:

Medium-sized beads;
beads;
Thread iris;
hook.

We type on a string of beads and beads in the followingOrder: three beads and one bead. It is in this sequence that the entire thread will be collected for the weaving. First we sew the first air loop. Then move closer to the hook three beads and one bead, we hook for a large bead, and we sew a loop together with our already finished loop. Next, we approach the next group of beads and beads, grab the thread behind a large bead, and we sew an air loop. The same action is repeated for the third time. Let's push a group of beads and beads, grab the thread behind the last bead, and we'll fasten the next air loop.

As a result, we got three loops withbeads and beads. Now you need to knit two air loops, and move the next group of beads and one bead. We insert the hook into the loop between the large and small beads. Now we are talking about the weaving that we have already done. We grab the thread behind the large bead from those that have just entered the work, and with the working thread we knit both loops together.
Further our weaving will be repeated in a circle.We move the next group of beads closer to the work, grab the thread between the large bead and the bead, grab the thread behind the last bead, newly introduced into the work, and knit the loops. We will follow this weaving technique until all the beads and beads are used up. Such a cord can easily be made as a necklace. If you weave it shorter, you can make an excellent bracelet or earrings.
Today, our lesson on making a Turkish cord from beads, seed beads and bugles with your own hands is finished. We strongly recommend that you do not forget to watch the video materials included in the lesson.