Decreasing Right Angle Weave Instruction

	Decreasing Right Angle Weave Instruction
	The beading instruction on decreasing on right angle weave is featured here, also check out the flat right angle weave, tubular right angle weave and how to increase an right angle weave. If you are a beginner of right angle weave try out the flat right angle weave first.

Decreasing Right Angle Weave

Notes before you start: You experiment with different types of beads like seed beads, bugle etc. The pictorials are illustrated with spaces between beads for a clearer direction, in the actual beading, there should be no spaces. You can use a string and needle or Nylon fishing line (0.25mm) without the needle.
Note: If you are a beginner look at Flat Right Angle Weave Instruction first.

Two types of Decreasing method is featured here for increasing right angle weave.

Decreasing Right Angle Weave on the outside edges:

Start the next row that you want to decrease by stringing the line through the bottom bead of the last ring, add 3 beads and loop the line back through the bottom hanging bead from the previous row.
Continue beading as usual and remember to stop one ring before reaching the end of the row.
Decrease whenever you need to using the same method.

Decreasing Right Angle Weave from within:

When you reach the middle of the row you want to decrease, add 2 beads but string the line through 2 top beads from the above row as shown, loop the line back through the new beads and continue beading as usual.
Decrease whenever you need to using the same method.


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