If you’ve ever used an application like “ Paint” for Windows, you’ll find BeadTool 4 incredibly easy to use for creating freeform beading patterns. I’m not sure why this is – I just know that some of the Miyuki Delicas I’ve used don’t seem to appear in the list that BeadTool generates! BeadTool 4 – creating a freeform beading pattern and shapes
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Update: I’ve found that sometimes the colour codes of the beads on the software don’t match the beads I can buy. The bead colours are labelled by the manufacturer reference number, meaning that in theory you can easily order what you need for your beading pattern. The choice for bead types includes Miyuki, Toho and Pony beads and within each bead type, you’ll find all the available bead colours in that particular range. Under the “ Palette” tab, you can select which type of beads you’d like to use e.g. Over on the right hand side, under the “ Pattern” tab, you can select which stitch you want to use for your beadwork, such as peyote, brick stitch or right angle weave and you can select how many rows and columns you want your pattern to be. The grid area is where you can create your beading pattern.
This is the main screen that loads when the BeadTool 4 application is launched. See my updates in italic text throughout the article below. I originally wrote most of this review in August 2015 and have recently updated it (September 2017) based on my experience of using it over this period of time. It allows the user to create all sorts of amazing beading patterns, all with just a few clicks of the mouse.Īs you’ll know if you’ve been reading this blog for a while, beading is one of my favourite crafts! I’ve been using the BeadTool 4 software for a couple of years now and this is my review below.
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BeadTool 4 for Windows and Mac is a beading programme for both hobbyists and professional beaders.
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