Tereza shows you how to make not only one, but three variations for this lovely Saint Petersburg Stitch. Enjoy using this beginning jewelry-making beading tutorial video to help you become a more creative and happier beader! Find a complete list of supplies on our website.
The designer's suggested colors & materials: Miyuki 11/0 of your choice,~3 gram for a bracelet Miyuki 15/0 of your choice,~1 gram for a bracelet Miyuki 8/0 of your choice,~2 gram for a bracelet Fire-polished beads 3 mm (optional) Miyuki Drop (optional)
Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps
Quick Project Steps
Basic St. Petersburg Stitch:
Start with a stop bead, add 1x11/0 bead.
Add 4x11/0 beads, skip the last two, and go back through the middle two beads.
Add 1x15/0 bead as the tip, go through the three 11/0 beads.
Add 1x8/0 bead, proceed upwards through two 11/0 beads.
Continue the pattern to desired length.
Repeat on the other side to complete the stitch.
Variation Techniques:
Second Variation: Similar to the basic stitch but start the second half from the opposite end to change the visual appearance.
Third Variation: Use only two types of beads, creating a symmetrical look.
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Tereza shows you how to make not only one, but three variations for this lovely Saint Petersburg Stitch. Enjoy using this beginning jewelry-making beading tutorial video to help you become a more creative and happier beader! Find a complete list of supplies on our website.
Designer's Material List
The designer's suggested colors & materials: Miyuki 11/0 of your choice,~3 gram for a bracelet Miyuki 15/0 of your choice,~1 gram for a bracelet Miyuki 8/0 of your choice,~2 gram for a bracelet Fire-polished beads 3 mm (optional) Miyuki Drop (optional)
Project Steps
Basic St. Petersburg Stitch:
Start with a stop bead, add 1x11/0 bead.
Add 4x11/0 beads, skip the last two, and go back through the middle two beads.
Add 1x15/0 bead as the tip, go through the three 11/0 beads.
Add 1x8/0 bead, proceed upwards through two 11/0 beads.
Continue the pattern to desired length.
Repeat on the other side to complete the stitch.
Variation Techniques:
Second Variation: Similar to the basic stitch but start the second half from the opposite end to change the visual appearance.
Third Variation: Use only two types of beads, creating a symmetrical look.
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