Welcome to MiyukiBeading!
With this platform we would like to share inspiration, tutorials and useful information about Miyuki Beading. We are Sandra and Carine and beads – especially Miyuki – are a big part of our lives for already a long time. We would love to share this passion with fellow beaders, and are always curious about every new creation or development.
On our pages you can find a very useful overview of all the Miyuki colours and colourtypes, together with several possibilities of how to use them. It gives you plenty of information and inspiration in our blogs and in the gallery you can find a unique option to upload your creation, together with the used colournumbers of Miyuki. This way you can share your designs with the world, but also find ideas for colour combination when you need them.
It is not only very helpful for starting beaders, but also for the experienced ones and professional bead artists. You can upload every creation you make, adding your own name and website, to share with every-one. This way we can connect the different beaders around the world in every part of their expertiece and interest.
In the near future we will add several basic techniques, new blogs and share more inspiration. If you have any questions or want to share your tips, we would be very happy to hear them from you. Please find our contact information here.
Herringbone bracelet
This herringbone Miyuki Delica 11/0 bracelet is quite simple to make, but you do need to know how to do it ;). Herringbone looks more complicated than it actually is, and that's why it's so much fun to make.I chose Miyuki Delica 11/0 beads because they complement each...
Stringing fruit, bees and flowers with Miyuki Rocailles
Making fruit bracelets is easy and fun! You only need a few materials, and once you've mastered the stringing technique, they're quick and easy. On this page we'll explain step-by-step how to easily string a fruit, bee, and flower bracelet.Supplies:Miyuki elastic...
Bracelets with kauri shells
These bracelets are super easy to make and fun the wear, especially on a beach day!You don't need much supplies and don't need to use a beading-technique.Needed supplies: C-lon beading cord 0.5mm (use any color you like) Kauri shells with holes on both sides Miyuki...
Starfish earrings with Miyuki seed beads
To make these starfish earrings, you'll need two different sizes of seed beads, fireline, and hoop earrings. They're super fun to make and look wonderful! You could also use any leftover beads to create a cute matching pendant.Supplies:Miyuki sead...
Granny square bracelet with seed beads
This bracelet reminds us of the granny square patterns you can make with crochet. That's were the name comes from. This technique is a bit more challenging, so if you're just starting with beading, we'd recommend saving this one for a while and trying it out later...
Create your own square stitch earrings
Want to make these fun square stitch earrings yourself? On this page you'll find all the steps you need to create your own unique piece of jewelry! It's a really fun and easy technique.Supplies:Miyuki delica beads DB-625 DB-1840 DB-203Ear hooksWire protectorMiyuki...
Stringing Griffin wire bracelets with Miyuki 11/0 Delica beads
🧵 Griffin thread is made of 100% natural silk.🧵 Each package contains 2 meters of thread with a thickness of 0.65 mm and comes with a handy needle seamlessly attached to the end of the thread. This makes it possible to use, for example, Miyuki 11/0 Delica beads as a...
Stringing Griffin wire bracelets with Miyuki 8/0 seed beads
🧵 Griffin thread is made of 100% natural silk.🧵 Each package contains 2 meters of thread with a thickness of 0.80 mm and comes with a convenient needle seamlessly attached to the end of the thread. This makes it possible to use Miyuki 8/0 seed beads, for example, as a...
Stringing a Cherry Bracelet with Miyuki Seed Beads
This bracelet is perhaps the simplest yet cutest one you can find on our blog, and we’re excited to share it with you! I’ll now explain in a few easy steps how to string an elastic bracelet with little cherries, made using Miyuki 8/0 seed beads. Needed supplies:...
Rainbow pattern for beadweaving
You make this pattern using a loom and you thread it with thin thread such as c-lon, miyuki or KO thread and you can use, for example, a metal clip or slide end tube (15mm for the wide / 8mm for the narrow) to finish the ends nicely. The wide pattern (12 rows):Chart...
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