Thank you,  thank you,  thank you.  I've been trying to learn this for the past week watching countless of videos and i couldn't get it for the life of me. Then I stumbled onto your tutorial and by far,  the most comprehensive,  beginner friendly video out there.  Again,  thank you for showing the technique in simple,  slow terms!❤

Thank You Jill, for making it possible for our old age beginners to have fun, because of your teachings

Lovely catch up 🥰This is the bracelet I was talking about today

I do adore Russian Spiral stitch, Jill!  And you're such an excellent teacher.  I first learned the art of bead-weaving with you many years ago by teaching myself from your invaluable books!    But here's a tip for anyone who's interested - whenever I've not had enough Crystals for a project,  I've often used Miyuki  6/0's in similar colours and finish in place of the Crystals - and they've turned out beautifully.  It also beads up nicely with Bugle Beads in place of the Crystals and 11/0 seed beads for a lovely triangular result.  And a finer result is achieved by replacing the crystals with size 6/0's and using size 15/0 seed beads in between - this variation makes a particularly lovely necklace.  In fact my favourite combination for a necklace is Miyuki 6/0 and 15/0 Seed Beads, both in the 'Yellow Gold' coloured Permanent Galvanised finish - I often wear it with or without an Onyx Cabochon that I beaded in the same colour Seed Beads .. It's so versatile!   But you can use any uniform size beads that you like --- The sky is the limit if you just use your imagination!     Happy Beading  :  )

For those who ask "How many fire polished beads do I need?", I counted and found that it is about 30 FP per inch using 3mm FP and 11/0s. Using a single color of fire polished beads, four packages of 50 beads each was more than enough for my bracelet. For three colors of FP, you'll need about 10 of each color per inch. Your mileage may vary depending on your tension, but this should give you a rough estimate.

There’s no video that pops up to show how to do the bar of the toggle.  Can you post a link to do that? Thank you.

I am a beginner, boy did I need to see that video, thank you, no matter where u did it you would be great

Absolutely gorgeous!!! I just stumbled upon this video even though you made it years ago.❤🎉

Did this stitch years ago n forgot the basics especially the step up...... Thanks so much Jill, this was most helpful

I've watched this video a few times.  I bought the gorgeous beads from your website and today I finally started my project and it's gorgeous!!!!!
Yes, I had to undo some stuff at first, but now I've got the hang of it and I'm off to the races.  What a lovely and versatile stitch.   Thank you so much for the gift of your expert guidance!

I have been struggling so much with this technique but watching and listening to you has been so great. I finally understand the process. Thanks so much!!

Hola Jill soy nueva viendo tus videos, eres muy profesional en tus trabajos y generosa en enseñar ❤saludos desde Venezuela

These are just stunning. Thank you for sharing.

I tried this with flimsy thread and it sucked. I guess I'll have to wait until I can afford to get quality beading thread.

Aside from the wonderful teaching and gorgeous designs you offer, I really appreciated that you pointed out the importance of color juxtaposition in the first 2 minutes of the video.  Once you pointed that out, it really made sense why the middle design "popped" -- even though the others were still very satisfying eye candy.

Just love your beading work...you teaches very nicely..thankyou

What a beautiful pattern! Thank you very much for sharing this great idea. I especially love the spiral pattern and change between small and big beads. 😊

You are such a good instructor!😊

You’ve made this look very doable.  I’ve seen this explained in books and other videos, but never this clearly. I’m thinking of making some focal beads with this technique.

Have tried this stitch several times...watching you, NOW I get it!  Thank you