Thin thread beaded rings are the simplest closed rings that have been passed around for small-sized round beads. Simply repeat the weaving process to complete the product. Display of materials: 1. Five 3mm small pearls; 2. A fine thread with a diameter of 0.3mm, approximately 50cm long.
Tutorial: 1. Bend a small loop at the two-fifths position of the thread to start. 2. Thread the first bead. 3. Thread the thread up from under the small loop. 4. Follow the direction in the diagram below and weave a flat, figure-eight shape, then tighten. 5. On the other side, mirror the process and weave in the same manner. 6. Thread the second bead. 7. Thread all five pearls. 8. Pass the remaining thread through the small loop from the first step.
9. Determine the ring size according to your own size. 10. With one short and one long thread end, use the longer one to wrap the remaining thread together. 11. Continue wrapping until next to the pearl on the other side, tuck the thread end in, and complete. A similar method was used to create a gold bead version.
TIPS: 1. It is best to use semi-rigid wire for weaving; soft wire can also be used. 2. Of course, you can also fill the entire ring with pearls using a similar method, eliminating the need to weave the metal ring wall part.
