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Hugged Moon Bracelet Tutorial

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  • Hugged Moon Bracelet - DIY Jewelry Making Tutorial by PotomacBeads
Learn how to create a stunning Hugged Moon Bracelet with this DIY jewelry-making tutorial by PotomacBeads. This easy-to-follow guide uses 4mm round beads, 11/0 and 15/0 seed beads, and a right-angle weave technique to craft a beautiful bracelet. Perfect for beginners and experienced beaders alike, this project can be customized with any beads you have on hand.

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Materials Used To make The  Project

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  • Miyuki Seed Beads - Metallic Gold Iris 11/0
    $8.59
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  • Claspgarten Crystal Ball Box Push Clasp | 10mm | 1-Strand | Real 23k Gold Plated
    $27.99
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  • Potomac Crystal Round Beads - Metallic Purple Iris 4mm | Pack of 95
    $5.99
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  • Miyuki Seed Beads - Silver Lined Gold 15/0
    $3.99
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Designer's Material List

The designer's suggested colors & materials:
  • Miyuki Seed Beads - Metallic Gold Iris 11/0
  • Claspgarten Crystal Ball Box Push Clasp | 10mm | 1-Strand | Real 23k Gold Plated
  • Potomac Crystal Round Beads - Metallic Purple Iris 4mm
  • Miyuki Seed Beads - Silver Lined Gold 15/0

    • Quick Project Steps

    Gather Materials: 4mm round beads, 11/0 and 15/0 seed beads, beading thread, a needle, and a clasp. Create the First Right Angle Weave Unit: Pick up four 4mm round beads and form a right-angle weave unit. Leave a foot of tail on the thread for the clasp later. Add Seed Beads and Embellishments: Pick up an 11/0 seed bead between each 4mm round bead. Cap the 4mm beads with six 15/0 seed beads, sewing through the beads to secure. Build Additional Units: Continue the right-angle weave pattern, adding 11/0 seed beads and capping with 15/0 seed beads every two units. Attach the Clasp: Add three 15/0 seed beads, followed by an 11/0 bead. Loop through the clasp and reinforce by sewing through the beads and thread multiple times. Finish and Secure: Tie off the thread securely by sewing through bridge threads and creating knots. Use a thread burner to finish the thread ends.

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