Free Herringbone and Ndebele Bead Patterns (6/16/2014)
Herringbone/Ndebele stitch is a very versatile stitch. While beautiful on it’s own, it can easily be combined with or attached to other stitches, like peyote and right angle weave. There’s flat, tubular and twisted tubular. Next time you need a strap for a pendant, forget a chain and make a twisted tubular herringbone strap. Your pendant will look like a polished piece of jewelry, instead of a pendant on a chain.
Twin Rigate Beaded Ring
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I first created the blue beaded ring but when I started with the mauve shades 11/0 seed beads, I knew it right away that it’ll be my favorite 
But of course, these 3 beaded rings will all be mine and mine only. So, how did I create the ring? Using Peyote Stitch I created 2 flat triangles and combined them into one. I started with 3 beads to form the side beads and then with Herringbone Stitch weaved 2 beads at a time to form the corners.
Make Tension Your Friend When Stitching Beaded Rope Patterns
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Twisted tubular herringbone was one of those beading stitches that I struggled with, until I learned a fabulously easy way to start my twisted herringbone ropes from the very talented Leslie Frazier, and now, I’m hooked. I love the way you can create twisted herringbone ropes that look like ribbons or cords by just mixing up the size and type of seed beads you use in each rope! Twisted herringbone ropes are my favorite way to use up all those size 8 seed beads that I just had to buy.
Easy Herringbone Bracelet Patterns
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Looking for a bracelet pattern that is both simple to make and appealing to wear? Try this basic twisted-herringbone-bracelet. Stunning beads are woven together in a basic net stitch to acquire this look. The good thing about Donna’s pattern is that even though the tutorial is quite simple, it is also creates a charming looking DIY jewelry piece to wear.
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The herringbone stitch is great if you want to use a assortment of beads. You can easily transition into a new row too. If you are making a bracelet you can add dimension and shape just by using different beads for each row. Your bracelet will still lay flat too.
Ndebele Wave bracelet
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As promised, here is a pic of the second Ndebele Wave bracelet I made earlier this week. The difference between this one and the first one is I used size 15 silver lined crystal beads for the little triangle bits, and size 11 silver metallic beads for the outside edge.
5 Herringbone Tips from Bead Expert Leslie Rogalski
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This amazingly versatile bead-weaving stitch is a favorite of beaders everywhere. Herringbone stitch can be worked flat to make a cuff bracelet or even an amulet bag (remember those?), in tubular form for beaded ropes, lariats, and bangle bracelets, or circular to create three-dimensional beadwork and beaded jewelry. Beaders who enjoy making sculptural jewelry with seed beads have turned to herringbone as a way to add dimension and texture to their beaded creations, too!
Peyote Stitch Pentagon With Herringbone Stitch Facets
This animated beading tutorial shows how to weave circling a pentagon using peyote and herringbone stitch.
How to Do Tubular Herringbone Bead Weaving
In this video, learn how to bead weave the tubular herringbone stitch.
Speedy Herringbone Beaded Bead
This fun time-lapse video shows a herringbone beaded bead coming together. You can learn the full technique for graduated tubular herringbone ropes and beads…
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