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Micro Crystal Bracelet Tutorial

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  • Micro Crystal Bracelet - DIY Jewelry Making Tutorial by PotomacBeads
The key material to be used in the Micro Crystal Bracelet Tutorial by Allie is CRYSTALS, of course! Additional beadweaving materials needed to make this simple beaded bracelet include MicroSpacers, Gemstones, Seed Beads, and an elaborate clasp of your choice. Gather up all these materials to make your own dazzling design!!
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Materials Used To make The  Project

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  • Claspgarten Crystal Ball Box Push Clasp | 14mm | 1-Strand | Real Rhodium Plated (Silver)
    $55.99
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  • Athenacast MicroSpacer Bead Links 1-Hole - Premium Real Silver | Pack of Bead Links
    $3.99
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  • Miyuki Seed Beads - Silver Labrador Full 15/0
    $9.49
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  • Potomac Crystal Chatons - Light Peach 3mm (Size SS12) | Pack of 144
    $3.99
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  • Potomac Crystal Rondelle Beads - Gold Champagne 1.5x2mm | Pack of 200
    $6.99
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  • Pattern - Micro Crystal Bracelet
    $6.99
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Designer's Material List

The Designer's suggested colors and materials:
Micro Spacer 1 - Antique Silver, ~ 7 Pieces
PC Chaton SS12 - Light Peach, ~ 7 Pieces
Gemstone Round 6mm - Lepidolite,~ 8 Pieces
Potomac Crystal Rondelle 1.5x2mm - Gold Champagne, ~ 60 Pieces
Miyuki Seed Bead 15/0 - Crystal Labrador Full, ~ 3 Grams
Magnetic Crystal Ball Clasp 8mm - Silver, 1 Piece
Wire Guards - Silver Plated, 2 Pieces Optional

Quick Project Steps

Glue Crystals: Start by gluing SS12 crystals into the micro spacer beads using a strong adhesive.
Attach Clasp: Thread your beading wire through a wire guard and attach the magnetic clasp.
Thread Beads: Begin threading the beads, starting with seed beads, then adding a crystal rondelle.
Add Gemstones: Introduce gemstones and micro spacers alternately, following the pattern described in the video.
Reinforce Clasp: Once you reach the desired length, finish by reinforcing the clasp with additional seed beads and secure the thread.
Final Adjustments: Tie off the ends securely and trim any excess thread to complete your bracelet.

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