This festive bracelet, adorned with rich red and green hues, boasts luxe Dione beads, gleaming Celestial Crystal, and the sparkle of glittering silver stardust.

Words like class and decadence come to mind when viewing the twisting filagree and beaded details in this stunning set.

Weaving together shining satin cord with dazzling gold-finished elements, this bracelet is a canvas personalized by sparkling and meaningful charms.

Weave your own love story with this charming turquoise satin bracelet embellished with a message and dancing silver-plated beads.

Delve into our extensive jump ring resource. Here you'll find a wealth of information about one of the most versatile jewelry-making resources, from sizes and materials to chainmaille weaves.

Reveal your inner fierceness with this unisex dragon bracelet, crafted from black and green suede cord woven with silver-plated chain.

Make your own "something new" for your big day with this sweet and simple headband, the ideal accessory for your "I do" hairdo.

Work smarter, not harder when making seed bead jewelry. The tiny beads can present unique challenges, so here are specialty tools and templates that make all the difference.

Combine the captivating reflections of double aurora borealis jet and aquamarine Crystal Passions® bicones into this dainty bracelet design.

Combine captivating jet and aquamarine Crystal Passions® bicones into this dainty bracelet design. An elegant addition to formal attire or everyday wear.

Combine captivating jet and aquamarine Crystal Passions® bicones into this dainty bracelet design, an elegant addition to formal attire or everyday wear.

A design with endless figure-eight weaves and a mosaic "turquoise" focal.

Glistening with tiny crystals reminiscent of ice, this chic bracelet is sure to enchant. The freeform rectangles of pink and white druzy agate contrast beautifully with the open circles of hammered silver, weaving a captivating pattern.

Discover the rich history and diverse applications of kumihimo, a Japanese style of braiding that gathers multiple strands into artistic cording.

Designer Florewela Dela Cruz Cornelis imagined seeing this set head Down the Aisle and we can't help but want to see that, too.

Indulge in chic sophistication with our bracelet component. Oval links weave through textured rectangles, adorned with Crystal Passions® beads in vibrant hues: light Siam, topaz, jonquil, erinite, light turquoise, Capri blue, and amethyst, exudes timeless elegance.

Q: I am totally new to beading. I want to make a right-angle-weave bracelet. Can you tell me where to find instructions for adding the center bead to each right angle group? Thanks.

Q: I am beading a bracelet that is odd count flat peyote (Delica size 11 beads). I am beading it by holding it in my fingers, but when I set it down flat on the table top, it is wavy on the edges. If I flatten the top, the bottom becomes wavy. If I flatten the bottom, the top becomes wavy. Doesn't matter if I use single needle or two needle. What am I doing wrong and can I fix it or should I take it all apart and start over and be careful not to do what?

Q: I have learned to make Viking knit chain and want to move from craft wire to gold-filled, sterling silver, or fine silver. I like 26 gauge but I'm not sure if I should use dead-soft or half-hard. After weaving, I draw the wire through a drawplate to even out the weave and stretch/thin the chain. It may be drawn through 2-8 times depending on how thin I want the final result to be. Hammering would deform the chain. Any recommendations? I'm also looking for appropriate end caps for the chain.

Q: What is Viking knit?

Q: I love working in all kinds of bead weaving stitches. However, no matter what stitch I use the bracelet always stretches or "grows". I use Fire line. I tie knots often. What else can I do to retain size? Thanks in advance.

Q: What is Apache weave?

Q: I am new to the right-angle weave. I have watched the video several times. My thread is showing really bad and is loose in some spots. I am using round beads on FireLine thread. What am I doing wrong and also how do I finish it off? Thanks.

Q: What is the "correct" way of doing 2-needle right-angle weave? Do I keep changing from one needle to the other, or should I try to be a rightie and a leftie at the same time, i.e. keep one needle in each hand?

Craft imaginative beaded bracelets and other jewelry pieces with precision using the Versa-Loom™ bead weaver. Seamlessly set up and utilize this invaluable tool with the aid of these comprehensive instructions.

Bead weaving on a loom is more convenient with a shedding device. Here's how to warp a Mirrix loom for bead weaving while accommodating the shedding device.

Let the loops do the work for you. Easily create intriguing chains using this simple spiral chainmaille weave.

Create sleek, smooth and flexible lengths of roundmaille chain by following these simple step-by-step illustrated instructions.

Learn how to create this simple Japanese chainmaille style to quickly create airy accents for jewelry and other designs.

An inverted version of roundmaille, this technique creates an elegant chain ideal for jewelry and other design embellishments.

Create fun textured jewelry with the 4-in-1 half Persian chainmaille weave. Learn step by step.

Learn how to use small crystals as corner beads and create this sparkling bracelet in this tutorial.

Jewelry-making expert Tammy Honaman teaches how to create this "X" stitch used to embellish cabochons.

Learn step by step how to complete a jens pind linkage chainmaille weave. An advanced chaimaille technique to create intricate designs.

Expand your bead-weaving skills by learning how to make the flat chenille stitch. This complex beading pattern uses little seed beads, but don't fret, large images accompany the instructions to help you form each row correctly.

Let your imagination run wild by learning the dragonscale chainmaille weave technique. Create dynamic designs by advancing your chainmaille skills.

Learn to create one of the most common forms of chainmaille using these step-by-step instructions.

Here's an easy solution to learning the cubic right-angle weave. Simply follow this illustrative guide and start designing today.

For a less-than-linear look similar to the 4-in-1 Japanese chainmaille weave, design using this easy 6-in-1 method.

Put a twist on the standard brick stitch weave to create a woven twisted ribbon then transform the ribbon into a lariat, finished with a pearl accent.

A form of weaving that creates a material with a glossy surface and a matte back. Commonly used in formal dress material, ribbon and cording.

(see also Bead Weaving, On-Loom) The process of using seed beads woven between the warp threads on a Beading Loom, to create a design or pattern.

Nylon beading thread produced by the Belding Corticelli Company. Extremely fine thread popularly used in seed bead on-loom and off-loom bead weaving projects.

Looking for a new style of chainmaille to add to your jewelry-making repertoire? Learn to create a half Persian 3-in-1 weave with these instructions.

Inspired by the artwork of the Zapotec people of Southern Mexico, Lindsay Reavis’ Beaded Zapotec Rug Earrings convert a classic rug-weaving pattern into energetic tassel earrings.

An off-loom bead weaving technique used by many cultures across the world. In peyote stitch, beads are woven together in a zigzag. Peyote stitch has both flat and tube-shaped variations.

Introducing the Beadalon® Threaded Plastic Clasps – your ultimate tool for effortlessly weaving intricate rings in various sizes and materials, designed by renowned international designer Kleshna.

Craft a stunning jewelry set that combines the brilliance of Toho seed beads with the elegance of Preciosa Czech pressed glass beads, with the complimentary step-by-step instructions provided. This design is destined to enchant customers and become a captivating best-seller in your collection.

See how to weave beads on a Mirrix loom with and without the shedding device in this detailed tutorial courtesy of the manufacturer.

Expert chainmaille artist Sue Ripsch demonstrates how to make a River of Maille bracelet. This is a variation of the Byzantine technique. She uses shower curtain rings so it’s easier to see how to connect jump rings to create this chainmaille weave.

Learn the box chain weave technique with chainmaille artist and instructor Sue Ripsch. She demonstrates using shower rings in place of jump rings to make it easy to follow along.

Author and artist Sue Ripsch demonstrates a Turkish roundmaille weave with jump rings to create intricate chainmaille jewelry. Enlarged 3-D graphics illustrate each step to make following along easy.

The double spiral rope weave is demonstrated by chainmaille expert and author Sue Ripsch in this tutorial. A 3-D graphic is provided with each step to clearly illustrate the technique.

Bring in the new year in style with this celebratory necklace design. Pearls and crystals have been stitched into the cord pattern for a subtle touch of luxury.

Sparkling crystal beads in blue-green and yellow-green adorn your wrist in this bracelet design. Our step- by-step instructions guide you on the path to creating your own version.

Learn how to set up (or warp) the Mirrix looms for bead weaving from this video tutorial straight from Mirrix Looms. Watch to learn two ways to weave beads on a loom—with or without the shedding device.

Chainmaille artist Sue Ripsch teaches the love knot, also known as the mobius weave technique to create earrings, bracelets and other jewelry designs.

Sue Ripsch, author of Classic Chain Mail Jewelry teaches the full Persian chainmaille weave. She demonstrates using shower rings in place of jump rings to make it easy to follow along.

This design requires minimal materials but appears incredibly complex. This elegant chainmaille bracelet is simple to create using a Byzantine weave.

Embrace your majesty with this copper crown design. Play with color and gauge variance to draw the attention of the court and other envious royals.

Wrap wire into repeating geometric patterns to resemble the decorative woven grass techniques of ancient artisans.

Brand name for a variety of seed bead manufactured exclusively by Miyuki of Japan, using computer-controlled machinery to create extremely consistent beads. Delica seed beads are the same size in all dimensions, with large holes and thin walls. Some beads will be smooth cylinders, others will be six-sided "hex-cut" beads. Delica seed beads are popular with bead-looming and bead-weaving projects, as they create a finished product with a smooth and consistent surface.

Sue Ripsch, author of Classic Chain Mail Jewelry, demonstrates the 3-in-3 chainmaille weave with a twist. Follow along to learn this technique.

A stunning wire-weave bracelet with a soft metallic glow accenting opaque moonstone and labradorite.

Want to get into wire weaving? This how-to video will teach you how three basic wire-weaving patterns.

(also called Cheyenne stitch or Comanche stitch) An off-loom bead-weaving technique used by many cultures across the world. In brick stitch, beads are woven together similarly to how bricks are stacked in a brick wall.

Follow the undulating weave of this unusual bracelet and discover the allure of the shiny iridescent glass.

Dragon chainmaille weave is a useful technique for chainmaille jewelry, costumes and more. This tutorial video from Theresa Abelew shows how easy it can be.

Learn how to make a scalemaille and washermaille bracelet as vivid as your imagination with this handy video from Vanessa Walilko.

Discover the magic that mermaids can weave with mermaid glass jewelry sets. Their beautiful matte colors bring an underwater blending to the vibrant hues of pinks, blues, and turquoises.

Dress to empress with this regal wirework bib necklace. The combination of gold-tone wire and luminous pearls give this design an air of extravagance and authoritative luxury.

Amanda Bielski-Wright masterfully weaves a breathtaking representation of the "Sunrise" as it fills the sky with vibrant colors. This splendid necklace captures the graceful home flight of a ceramic owl by Laura Mears, which inspired the piece.

FireLine® thread weaves seed beads into colorful circles reminiscent of wildflowers and woodland greenery in this jewelry set.

Inspired by the Huichol people of western Mexico, Lindsay Reavis’ Rainbow Basket Weave brings the bright vibrance of their distinctive art style to the wearable motion of chandelier earrings.

Take a trip to the tropics in the bright blue hues of this bubbling bracelet.

Quoth the raven, “Beautiful!” Cheryl Lacy’s "Raven" is sudded and weaved with rhinestones and cabochons for a mysterious and magical display piece.

Create a stunning presentation by crafting this beautiful bracelet using the prismatic right-angle weave technique, combined with your choice of exquisite seed beads.

An amorous chainmaille necklace and earring set design with accenting gold jump rings against colorful anodized aluminum washers. The combination of the European 4-in-1 weave and exciting colors create movement, texture, and a unique design.

Inspired by the strategic tangling of octopi tentacles mid-swim, this energetic bracelet is a fun, yet formal.

Celebrate seasonal blooms in style with the sunflower heads blossoming from the beaded tendril of this radiant floral necklace.

This design requires minimal materials but appears incredibly complex. This classy chic chainmaille bracelet is simple to create using a Byzantine weave.

This visually complex, but simple, chainmaille technique is using gunmetal-plated and anodized aluminum jump rings to add eye-catching color and texture to this single-strand bracelet.

Not sure how to set up the threads on a loom for weaving? In-house jewelry designer Rose shows you just how easy setting up a loom--or warping--can be.

A versatile stitch for jewelry makers, the right-angle weave technique can be used with seed beads, crystals and more. Learn this professional stitch in less than three minutes with step-by-step instructions.

Learn to start the Byzantine weave with jump rings to create beautiful chainmaille jewelry.

This informative resource contains videos and illustrated instructions on several stitching basics, including loom work, ladder stitch, herringbone stitch and more.

The beautiful blues and greens of Celestial Crystal® beads weave and dance like the beautiful Ocean Breezes, a sentiment captured by this beautiful and intricate necklace.

The cubic right-angle weave is a beautiful seed bead stitch for necklace and earring designs.

This triple-strand bracelet intricately weaves together three strands of chainmaille, accented by sleek metal components for a stunning and contemporary accessory.

Celebrate the beauty of kismet with this bracelet set. Share the second bracelet with a maid of honor, relative, or matchmaker on your special day.

Classic rose-gold hues form an elaborate lattice framed by regal burgundy and purple for a bracelet that is as intricate as it is breathtaking.

Catherine King and Casey Weaver combined creative wirework and brilliant crystal colors to create this eye-catching jewelry set.

Easily bring fresh and fun hues to your look with this vibrant bracelet design.

In Love Again Necklace has a delicate quality with its intricately seed beaded butterflies and meandering tendrils.

Create a distinctive multi-strand bracelet using Tila seed beads. Follow along with the video to learn the proper weaving pattern.

Let the icy chill of this design's ornate crystal details inspire your next beading project.