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Beginner
The herringbone stitch is also known as Ndebele stitch.
It is most commonly made into a flat piece of beading, or a straight rope.
Here is a tutorial to show you how to make it into a rope.
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My name is Jenny Lawson, and I live in Australia. I have been doing all sorts of crafts for over 40 years. I especially love crochet and quilling.
But my absolute favourite has to be jewellery making and beaded flowers, including chainmail, wirework, French Beading, Victorian beading, and many other styles.
There are many different kinds of beadweaving, and as far as I ...
ABOUT ME
My name is Jenny Lawson, and I live in Australia. I have been doing all sorts of crafts for over 40 years. I especially love crochet and quilling.
But my absolute favourite has to be jewellery making and beaded flowers, including chainmail, wirework, French Beading, Victorian beading, and many other styles.
There are many different kinds of beadweaving, and as far as I know I’ve done almost every type there is.
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Flower Cove is for flowers and hair accessories
Night Cove is for Goth and steampunk
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