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Brick Road Stretch Bracelet Tutorial

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  • Brick Road Stretch Bracelet - DIY Jewelry Making Tutorial by PotomacBeads
We're not in Kansas anymore! Get ready to go on a care-free walk down the yellow brick road with the fun, easy Brick Road Stretch Bracelet!! Join Allie as she shows beaders - from beginner to advanced - how simple it can be to work with stretchy string and Potomax metal beads for an uncomplicated yet sophisticated design.
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Materials Used To make The  Project

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  • Gemstones - Black Onyx Faceted Round Beads 4mm
    $12.99
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  • Athenacast Brick Bead - Premium Real Silver | Pack of 10
    $3.49
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  • Athenacast Tile Beads - Rose Premium 24k Gold Plated | Pack of 10
    $7.99
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  • Stretch Magic .8mm
    $2.95
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  • Pattern - Brick Road Stretch Bracelet
    $6.99
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Designer's Material List

The Designer's suggested colors and materials for ~7.5-inch (19 cm) wrist:
Potomax Tiles - Rose Gold, 5 Pieces
Potomax Brick - Antique Silver, 20 Pieces
Stretch Magic .8mm, 40 inches
Gemstone Faceted Round 4mm - Black Onyx,~ 68 Pieces
Potomac Crystal Bicone 2mm - Metallic Bronze Iris,~ 100 Pieces

Quick Project Steps

In this PotomacBeads tutorial, learn how to use basic stitching techniques to create this multi-strand Brick Road Stretch Bracelet. This is a great project for beginner beaders but can be enjoyed by everyone.
1.Gather up your beads, stretchy string and bead stopper. Cut 4 pieces of .8mm Stretch Magic string, that are the length of your wrist plus 3 inches.
2.Watch the Brick Road Stretch Bracelet tutorial to learn tips and tricks to help you design and put together this cuffed stretchy bracelet.
3.Glue the knots. When the glue is dry, trim down the ends.
Have fun creating your own Brick Road Stretch Bracelet with your favorite beads. Check out the amazing selection at PotomacBeads to find everything you need to get started on your beading journey.

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