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Diamonds on the Storm Tutorial

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  • Diamonds on the Storm Bracelet - DIY Jewelry Making Tutorial by PotomacBeads
In this video tutorial from PotomacBeads, Marrisa teaches you how to make her "Diamonds on the Storm" bracelet design. Find a list of supplies used in this project in the description below.
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Materials Used To make The  Project

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  • Cup Buttons - White Baby Blue Luster | Pack of 5
    $4.99
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  • Miyuki Seed Beads - Duracoat Silver Lined Light Yellow 8/0
    $4.99
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  • Miyuki Seed Beads - Galvanized Yellow Gold 15/0
    $4.99
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  • Potomac Crystal Rondelle Beads - Aqua AB 2x3mm | Pack of 150
    $5.99
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  • StormDuo Beads - White Baby Blue Luster | Pack of 80
    $6.59
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  • Toho Seed Beads - Opaque Lustered Light Beige 11/0
    $3.19
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  • Pattern - Diamonds On The Storm
    $6.99
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Designer's Material List

The Designer’s suggested colors and materials for ~7.5-inch (19cm) wrist:
StormDuo Beads - White Baby Blue Luster
DiscDuo Beads - Crystal Vitrail Matted Full
2-hole Diamond Beads - Turquoise Matte
Miyuki Seed Beads 8/0 - Duracoat Silver-lined Light Yellow
Toho Seed Beads 11/0 - Metallic Warm Taupe
Toho Seed Beads 11/0 - Opaque Lustered Light Beige
Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 - Galvanized Yellow Gold
Potomac Crystal Rondelle 2x3mm - Aqua AB
Cup Button - White Baby Blue Luster

Quick Project Steps

Gather all materials and prepare your workspace.
Start by adding the clasp (cup button) using seed beads for decoration and secure attachment.
Construct the first unit with StormDuo beads, placing them around a central DiscDuo bead, using 2-hole diamond beads and various sizes of seed beads to connect and enhance the structure.
Repeat the process to create additional units, linking them together to form the bracelet body.
Reinforce the entire structure by passing through the beads multiple times with your thread, ensuring durability and stability.
Finish by attaching the other part of the clasp and secure any loose threads.

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