Headdress of beads master-class of weaving an elegant accessory
Content
- How to independently weave a kerchief
- Schemes for weaving kerchiefs
- Video: Ideas for weaving kerchiefs from beads
A beaded scarf is stylish and originala neck decoration that will go great not only with fancy dresses, but also with casual suits. Such an exclusive accessory can easily be made with your own hands, but it is worth considering the fact that beading will still take some time.
How to independently weave a kerchief
On the Internet you can find a huge number ofA variety of schemes of weaving braids from beads, but for beginners who have just started to master such a complex and interesting "science" as beading, we would still advise here such a simple scheme:
With its help, you will be able to master the basics of weaving scarves and in the future you will be able to create a more complex and unusual decoration.
But, before we start our little master class, let's first prepare everything we need for work:
- Beads (you can choose the color scheme yourself, guided solely by your preferences);
- monofilament;
- scissors;
- needle;
- Pebbles or beads, after which you will finish the edges.
We begin to weave a kerchief:
First of all, it is worth noting that ourThe master class will not tell you in detail about all the stages of work. We will only start weaving so that you can understand how to make a kerchief with your own hands using a small sample as an example.
You need to start working from the bottom corner, or more precisely from the pendant itself. To do this, you should string one white bead and thirteen transparent ones, as well as one stone, onto the needle:
After this you will have to do it againneedle through a piece of stone and the beads that follow it. In addition, you will need to put additional beads on the needle (three of each color, white and transparent):
Then you will need to string beads onto the needle in the following order: three white beads, thirteen transparent beads, one blue stone and one transparent bead.
And again passing the working “thread” through them, put on an additional 3 beads (transparent and white).
Please note that in our photos some beads are highlighted: the first bead is marked in red, and the one we will have to pass through when making the next row is marked in blue.
To help you navigate, you can also study the pendant weaving patterns, which clearly show the “movement” of the thread:
Next, we will not only collect beads for pendants, but also begin to create ourselves
drawing:
Then we will have to make a third pendant, which will be an exact copy of the second:
Then we can continue weaving the pattern again:
The beads that the needle will need to pass through when stringing beads for the third row will be highlighted in lilac in the photo.
After making another pendant, you will need to collect beads for the design again:
Next, without changing the pattern of actions, you will have to continue weaving until you manage to make a scarf of the length you need:
When closing the last row of the product, you can immediately sew on a loop for a fastener or even weave it.
At this stage, our master class on beaded kerchiefs can be considered complete. I would like to separately note that you can weave other kerchiefs using the same pattern, choosing a different color scheme:
Or by making loops instead of pendants:
In order for you to be inspired andIf you were able to create an original and unusual beaded scarf, you can watch a short video at the end of our article, which presents finished works by different “authors”.
Schemes for weaving kerchiefs
As a rule, a kerchief from beads is padded from aboveDown or from left to right, although we in our master class have considered one more kind of weaving - from the bottom up. But in any case, regardless of which of these three ways you give your preference, you will still need to use the honeycombed scheme, since it underlies almost all the kerchiefs.
Now let's study a few more patterns with which you can create beautiful and exclusive jewelry:
Video: Ideas for weaving kerchiefs from beads
