Picot Edging and Adding Thread Guard

Basic picot edging used to bring together an embroidery piece with the backing. A thread guard is used in place of a beaded loop.

[@susanchapoose8555]

I like how that border is done. Also the ear ring is done. Beautiful colors. Thank you for demonstrating.

[@beginnerbeadingwithjanetd1485]

Thanks for watching!

[@mw2swrosa]

I want to say ahéhee'.(thank you in Dine aka Navajo). I tried to ask my auntie and she wouldn't share, and I forgot how to bead since my father passed. I greatly appreciate you.

[@beginnerbeadingwithjanetd1485]

I say miigwech (thank you) in Ojibway Anishinaabemowin. For watching my channel!♥️💋♥️

[@mikosrecreations]

Thank you so much for this!❤

[@vjadis101]

Thank you so much for this !!

[@Topitoffable]

Great tutorial! Thank you for sharing. Just starting out and wondering how I would add additional pieces to make it a bracelet? Would I attach the pieces to the edging?

[@beginnerbeadingwithjanetd1485]

You could add a thread guard on either side of the finished piece and attach the bracelet that way

[@Topitoffable]

@@beginnerbeadingwithjanetd1485 Thank you so much!

[@carolineowino5091]

do you have the tutorial for that project ?its beautiful and what size of beads are they 3mm?

[@beginnerbeadingwithjanetd1485]

The beads are size 11 czech. The awareness pin and the phone grip tutorials explain the process you can screen shot a picture of the pattern if you wish to copy it.

[@Crazy_Christine84]

Yes, thank you! Miigwech! 🪶
Very helpful…especially for this old goose 🪿 😅 for some reason I can’t and could never remember how to correctly begin it. 🤦‍♀️

[@beginnerbeadingwithjanetd1485]

I am happy it was helpful! 😍