Master Right-Angle Weave

DOES THIS SOUND LIKE YOU?

- "I tried Right-Angle Weave but it was just too confusing."

- "Cubic Right-Angle Weave was very frustrating. I love the stitch but have not got the hang of it. Help!"

- "I haven't tried Right-Angle Weave. It looks difficult."

YOU'RE NOT ALONE.

It's no secret that learning Right-Angle Weave can be challenging. You need to understand the thread path of each variation and get the thread tension just right.

But finally, there's a simple solution for you to learn this versatile stitch without the frustration.

Introducing...

FROM ZERO TO EXPERT: RIGHT-ANGLE WEAVE

Everything You Need To Master This Bead-Weaving Stitch Without The Confusion — Guaranteed!

The must-have course, From Zero to Expert: Right-Angle Weave, is designed to fast-track the development of your beading skills.

By the end of the course, you'll be making gorgeous jewelry with confidence.

SO, WHAT'S INSIDE?

You'll get comprehensive tutorials so you can complete the stunning projects below.

You'll learn the fundamentals of the following variations of Right-Angle Weave (RAW):

• Single-needle RAW
• Crossweaving or Two-Needle RAW
• How to create a RAW bezel
• Tubular RAW
• An Introduction to Cubic Right Angle Weave (CRAW)

In addition to a demonstration of the RAW thread path, you'll also discover how to:

• Get good thread tension
• End and add new thread
• Add multiple rows of basic RAW
• Join the ends of RAW and more!

WHAT YOU GET

This self-paced course is packed with tons of valuable information to make learning Right-Angle Weave a breeze. And, it's all immediately available within the online student portal.

For each RAW variation, there's a:

• Video tutorial with close-up shots so you can see every detail
• PDF pattern with step-by-step instructions and photos
• Full materials list

So, you can choose the format where you learn best — Video tutorial or PDF pattern with pictures. And, you can revisit as often as you want. The materials are yours for life.

On top of all of that, you won't need fancy bead shapes to complete any of these tutorials. Each pattern was intentionally designed to be made using seed beads and basic bead shapes e.g. round pearls, fire-polished beads or bicones that you may already have at home. If not, these affordable beads are easily found in any bead shop.