St. Petersburg Stitch, Part III - Jewelry Design

[dakellymon]

Outstanding video. Thank You

[karleebrook]

truly amazing

[sueintexas]

I miss your tutorials. They have helped me learn a new stitch many times. How about a tutorial for the Russian Spiral. Getting that started is giving me a fit.

[bupkes]

Your videos are so enlightening! And I love your accent--wee er goin to work one sod at a tom! Wonderful!

[Digital196701]

I am going to do this necklace.  I am going to use various 3mm glass beads and I wonder if I could use 4mm beads

[sassygalady]

I love beading but I don't think I have the patience for that. Very pretty though.

[adeleltobgy]

Great job, the best in the field. Waiting for your new excellent videos.

God bless you.

[Pooby43]

You make marvelous videos. Your camera work is so good that it makes the details easy to see and follow.

[GoneBazaar]

I love learning new ways to bead!!!!

[digsart]

SIMPLY GORGEOUS!!! Thank you Karla!!!

<3 Dig :X XOXOX

[beadweavinglover]

Is this your original design? If so, it is awesome.

[twgjaune]

merci pour le modéle trop joli

[SandraLondon63]

You have some amazing videos. You should be a YouTube partner. All the work that you do is amazing and I heard that some YT partners make thousands in revenue... You should definitely apply as you will be eligible.

[ChezChani]

Ooops found them!! Thanks, great videos

[ChezChani]

I can't seem to find part I and II. Are they available here?

[DFG333]

That is so beautiful.

I already know how to do this stitch. I prefer my tutorial as it teaches you to do it all in one which is a lot easier for me and less complicated then your version. I used 4mm round beads, with 8/0 seed beads and nymo thread.

But of course it is always interesting and enlightening to know different ways of doing St Petersburg stitch.

[UmaPreve]

U are skilled.....