How to make an easy beaded heart using the double needle right angle beadweaving technique

This easy beaded heart can be used as a pendant or a pair as an earring. You can use different bead sizes and shapes. If you know how to make the double needle right angle weave , then this will be even easier for you to make. 

I have made this tutorial using two different colours, but you can as well just use one colour all through and just replace both "colour A and  colour B" with your bead of choice. 

Procedure

1.    Pick up two colour A beads with the left end of the thread and one colour B bead with the right end and interlock with another  color B bead.

                               

             

2. pick up one colour A  bead with the left end and one colour B with the right thread and interlock with one colour A bead.

 3. Pick one colour A with left thread and one colour B with right thread and interlock with one colour B bead.

4. Pick  two  colour   B beads with the left thread  and  Interlock with one colour  A bead. 

5. Pick  two  colour  A beads with the upper end of the thread(left) and  interlock  with  one colour  B  bead.

6. Pass the right thread through the adjacent bead and Pick  one colour A  bead with the left thread and cross  with a  second colour A bead.

     

7. Pick  one colour A  bead with the left thread and cross  with a  second colour B bead.

8. Now pick  one colour A  bead with the right thread and cross  with a  second colour A bead.

     

9. Pick  one colour A + one colour B beads with the right thread and cross  with a  second colour B bead.

10. Pass the left thread through the next adjacent bead and Pick one colour B  bead with the right thread and cross  with a  second colour A bead.

11. Now pick two colour A  bead with the left thread and cross  with a  second colour B bead.

12. Finally pick  one colour A  bead with the left thread and cross  with a  second colour A bead.

3. Pass your thread through the edges of the beaded heart. You can embellish with some seed beads as you go along those edges.

Happy beading:)

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