Loopy Fringe
This fringe technique is one my sister and I developed. This tutorial shows strings of 36 beads (4 bugle and 32 seed) but any amount may be used, in any bead combination, in any length you desire - the variations are endless!
Fringe can be applied directly or mounted (close to the edge) of twill tape, ribbon or piping, and incorporated into the project later.

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1. Bring needle up through the fabric |

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2. String desired beads. |

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3. In one stitch, bring needle in through fabric 1/8" away from first stitch, then out through fabric another 1/8" away |

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4. Draw thread through creating a beaded loop. |

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5. If desired, secure fringe every so often with a "loop knot". To do so, catch a small piece of fabric with needle |

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6. Pull thread until a small loop appears. Put needle through loop and tighten, creating a small knot |

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Repeat steps 2 -6 as desired |

Ta-Da!! |
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