A ladder stitch is a common pattern used to create the first row of beads in other techniques like a brick stitch or herringbone stitch. Once you create a ladder, you can then move on to other stitches.
Cut your thread and attach it to one beading needle. Add two seed beads onto the needle and leave a tail approximately 6 inches long.
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A ladder stitch is a common pattern used to create the first row of beads in other techniques like a brick stitch or herringbone stitch. Once you create a ladder, you can then move on to other stitches.
Cut your thread and attach it to one beading needle. Add two seed beads onto the needle and leave a tail approximately 6 inches long.
