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Sunset Path Bracelet Tutorial

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  • Sunset Path Bracelet - DIY Jewelry Making Tutorial by PotomacBeads
We know how much you LOVE Bridgette's Sunset Earrings! She's created a STUNNING Sunset Path Bracelet to complete this look! Using the Halo® bead for SuperDuo as a cynosure, she weaves an intimate path of Seed Beads, Quarter Tilas, and Potomac Crystal Rounds to wrap your wrist with soft elegance. Gather your materials and come create with us!
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Materials Used To make The  Project

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  • Miyuki Quarter Tila Beads - Matte Metallic Dark Raspberry 5x1.5x1.9mm
    $9.49
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  • Miyuki Seed Beads - Duracoat Galvanized Pink Blush 15/0
    $4.99
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  • Miyuki Seed Beads - Galvanized Wine 11/0
    $5.69
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  • Potomac Crystal Round Beads - Gold Champagne 3mm | Pack of 120
    $6.99
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  • Athenacast Halo Beads for SuperDuo - Antique Brass | Pack of 10
    $5.99
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  • SuperDuo Beads - Gold Pearl Shine Orange 2.5x5mm
    $8.99
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Designer's Material List

The Designer's suggested colors and materials:
  • Halo Bead SuperDuo - Antique Brass, 19 pieces
  • SuperDuo - Pearl Shine Orange, 19 pieces
  • PC Round - Gold Champagne AB 3mm, 36 pieces
  • Miyuki Seed Bead 11/0 - Galvanized Wine, ~ 1 gram
  • Miyuki Seed Bead 15/0 - DC Galv Pink Blush, ~ 1 gram
  • Quarter Tila,Tila - Matte Met Dark Raspberry, 36 pieces
  • Antique Brass Wire Guard, 1 piece
  • Antique Brass Lobster Clasp, 1 piece
  • Wrist size up to 7 1/2 inches (19.5 cm)

    • Quick Project Steps

    Prepare Your Materials: Gather all the beads and tools listed in the materials section.
    Start the Pattern: Using two needles, thread through the Halo Beads for SuperDuo, adding seed beads and Quarter Tila beads as instructed to begin the bracelet's pattern.
    Add Length: Continue the pattern, alternating between the beads as shown in the tutorial to achieve the desired length for your bracelet.
    Finish the Edges: Add a scalloped edge along the bracelet by threading through seed beads and Potomac Crystal Rounds, as demonstrated.
    Add the Clasp: Attach the wire guard and lobster clasp to one end of the bracelet, ensuring a secure closure.
    Final Touches: Repeat the process for adding a clasp on the other end, then tie off and trim any excess thread.

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