The designer's suggested colors & materials:

Potomax 2 Hole Halo Bead Silver, ~ 10 Beads

Faceted RounTrio Beads - Jet Picasso, ~ 10 Beads

Miyuki Seed Beads 8/0 - Silver Labrador Full, ~ 1 Gram

Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Metallic Light Bronze, ~ 1 Gram

Cup Button - Aluminum Silver, 1 Piece Secondary Colorway:

Potomax 2 Hole Halo Bead - Rose Gold, ~ 10 Beads

Faceted RounTrio Beads - Turquoise Picasso, ~ 10 Beads

Miyuki Seed Beads 8/0 - Frosted Opaque Glaze Rainbow Green, ~ 1 Gram

Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Galvanized Burnt Cinnamon, ~ 1 Gram

Cup Button -White Teal Luster, 1 Piece

The metallic seed beads and halo beads give this Crossing Halos bracelet a chic vintage look. Watch this PotomacBeads tutorial to find out how easy it is to create this delicate design. 1. Using a size 10 needle on about 4 feet of thread with a stop bead, pick up three 11/0s. Thread on a Potomax 2 hole halo bead with a faceted rountrio bead in the middle. Pick up another two 11/0s, an 8/0 and another two 11/0s. Add on another halo bead/rountrio combo. Repeat the pattern about 9 or 10 times depending on the length that you require. 2. At the end of the pattern add two 11/0s, an 8/0 and five more 11/0s and the cup button. Put on three more 11/0s and thread back down through the button, adding on five more 11/0s and going through the existing 8/0. Watch the Crossing Halos Bracelet to see how to decorate the halo beads. 3. Add a loop made out of seed beads at the end of the project, making sure it fits the cup button. Tie off and burn the loose ends. The Crossing Halos bracelet is a quick and easy project to make. This would be a nice gift for a friend, or for yourself. It’s a great way to show off your favorite Faceted RounTrio beads. Project Length - 7" Technique learned: Bead Weaving