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Circular Brick Stitch Tutorial

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Tutorial for The Potomac Bead Company for Seed Beading 325 - Circular Brick Stitch. Beadweaving instructions. How to do circular brick stitch.

Step 1: Choose Your Materials

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Step 2: Watch the 
Video Tutorial

Circular Brick Stitch Tutorial
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
  • Needle and thread
  • Size 8/0 seed beads
  • Two colors of 11/0 seed beads
  • Fireline thread
  • Thread cutters
  • Bead donut or similar material for starting point

    • Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps

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    Quick Project Steps

    Prepare Your Materials:
    Gather a needle, thread, 8/0 and 11/0 seed beads, fireline thread, thread cutters, and a bead donut.
    Starting the Stitch: Use the bead donut as a starting point, creating a loop like a stop bead to secure the thread.
    Adding the First Beads: Begin by adding two 8/0 seed beads, threading underneath the thread bridge and up through the last bead added.
    Continuing the Stitch:
    Continue adding one seed bead at a time, securing each under the thread bridge and back up through the bead.
    Completing the First Row: To finish the first row, thread down through the first seed bead added, underneath the thread bridge, and back up through the bead to secure the ring.
    Starting New Rows: Begin each new row with two seed beads, adjusting for size as necessary. Transition to 11/0 seed beads for finer detail.
    Finishing the Piece: Continue the pattern, finishing each row as before. Use the stitch to create various jewelry pieces, attaching components as desired.

    Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?

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    Item Description

    Tutorial for The Potomac Bead Company for Seed Beading 325 - Circular Brick Stitch. Beadweaving instructions. How to do circular brick stitch.

    Designer's Material List

    The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
  • Needle and thread
  • Size 8/0 seed beads
  • Two colors of 11/0 seed beads
  • Fireline thread
  • Thread cutters
  • Bead donut or similar material for starting point

    • Project Steps

    Prepare Your Materials:
    Gather a needle, thread, 8/0 and 11/0 seed beads, fireline thread, thread cutters, and a bead donut.
    Starting the Stitch: Use the bead donut as a starting point, creating a loop like a stop bead to secure the thread.
    Adding the First Beads: Begin by adding two 8/0 seed beads, threading underneath the thread bridge and up through the last bead added.
    Continuing the Stitch:
    Continue adding one seed bead at a time, securing each under the thread bridge and back up through the bead.
    Completing the First Row: To finish the first row, thread down through the first seed bead added, underneath the thread bridge, and back up through the bead to secure the ring.
    Starting New Rows: Begin each new row with two seed beads, adjusting for size as necessary. Transition to 11/0 seed beads for finer detail.
    Finishing the Piece: Continue the pattern, finishing each row as before. Use the stitch to create various jewelry pieces, attaching components as desired.