Learn how to do Sequin Embroidery in Simple and Easy Steps

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I am speculating that you cherish beading as much as I do and that is the reason you are here. I am happy that you discovered this article as in this instructional exercise; I will show you the most straightforward technique to sew sequins with seed beads. I utilize this technique to enrich little fabric Christmas trees during Christmas. I additionally utilize it to make outlines on my clothes like sarees, suits, top, skirts and so forth. You can utilize this strategy to adorn any dress; you can likewise adorn your bags, shoes, and craft projects. Simply follow along to create something really interesting.

Materials you require:
  • Beading Thread
  • Beading Needle
  • Centre-Hole Sequins
  • Seed Beads
  • Fabric
Step-by-Step Instructions:
Step 1: Pass the string through the opening of the needle.
Step 2: Cut the string to the length you need it to be and tie a knot at the end.
Step 3: Place the needle and thread under the fabric where you want to stitch the sequins.
Step 4: Now, pass the needle and thread through the fabric by bringing needle on the front side of the fabric.
Step 5: Add a sequin first and then add a seed bead to the string by passing it through the needle.
Step 6: Take the thread back through the sequin hole where originally the thread came from, keeping in mind that this time you have to skip the bead.
Step 7: Now, repeat these steps until you have got yourself the desired design.
Step 8: In the end, tie the knot under the fabric to secure all the sequins in place.

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