Maybe you could do this by using a thin needle on the beginning of the string.
That's what I do if there isn't a specific pattern. As it is much easier. Hope this helps.
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The Best Way to String Seed Beads... by: Anonymous
I don't use seed beads often, but I bought a Seed Bead Spinner and it is pretty cool. I think it was cheap too. I found a YouTube video that shows how to use one.
You can also use it for patterns of pictures that have lots of a single color.
You load with it and count out the number you need instead of adding 1 at a time. It goes faster for the colors that need more beads.
Have fun. Happy beading. Tammy
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The Alternative. by: Dani
If you have seed beads that come with a strand, you can work from it without taking the beads out one by one.
But the bead spinner is still the best, it takes a bit of getting used to. Once you do you will be making necklaces in minutes not in hours.
Please let us how you get on, pictures will be nice too.
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Stringing Seed Beads by: Anonymous
There really is no other way. I mean I can string beads with a needle and put a whole bunch on the needle at a time. Hope this helps.
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String Directly From The Strand by: Florida Beader
Most strands of seed beads (if you are working from a strand) have enough room for you to stick your threaded needle through the seed beads while they are still on the strand. This goes pretty fast if you have a long needle.
Just fill the needle, then slide them on your thread and start filling again. If you have them loose on a bead mat, never pick a seed bead up and try to thread it! It will drive you crazy. Just stick the needle through and pickup the next one.
Good luck!
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The Best Way to Strand Seed Beads by: Bwren
If you are not following a pattern a bead spinner is the way to go hands down. Fast and easy!! You can string 10" of beaads in a minute. I make lots of multi strand bracelets and necklaces with what some call bead soup. I just dump a bunch of colors, sizes, shapes into the spinner and spin away. BTW it is not only fast it is fun to watch those beads just jump right up the thread.