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1. Take a tiny back stitch where the string of beads is to begin.
2. Thread the needle through the beads making the desired pattern.
3. A small anchor bead will need to be placed at the end of the string. This is the only bead that will be sewn through only once.
4. Loop through the bottom bead, and then rethread the needle up through the string of beads.
5. Make a tiny knot at the top.
6. Fringes or edgings can have a small space between the strings giving it a "V" appearance. For edgings, go down through one set of beads, through the bottom anchor bead, then up through a second set of beads. Leave a space on the edge to create the "V", take a back stitch to secure
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