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How Do You Decrease On A Bead Loom?

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How Do You Decrease On A Bead Loom?

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Loomed beading is a wonderful pastime. You can make many things with just a few simple techniques. Decreasing a bead in your row, whether at the beginning or at the end, is simple to do. It does not matter if you want to decrease one bead or several. The technique is the same at the beginning or end of any row. Because you have the warp threads there, you can decrease down to one bead without any problems. You can use the same techniques to decrease anywhere in the strip. Skip the first bead on the loom if you need to decrease at the beginning of the row. If you have 15 beads on your loom that you have gone through twice, go under the outside warp thread and back through the last bead that you just went through.You will have gone through that bead three times and then come up between the two beads. Place the thread below the warp threads and pick up the desired amount of beads, omitting the first one. This will be a decrease at the beginning of the row. If you need to decrease at the o

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