Gemstone Tennis Bracelet - DIY Jewelry Making Tutorial by PotomacBeads
It's unclear whether or not tennis champion, Chris Evert,â� can take credit for the tennis bracelet trend, but what we do know is that this beloved style is popular for a reason! It is simple, elegant, charming, and practical. â� The Gemstone Tennis Bracelet by Designer Allie is a stunning accessory for any occasion! Dress it up, dress it down, just don't let it fly off during your next match!
It's unclear whether or not tennis champion, Chris Evert,â� can take credit for the tennis bracelet trend, but what we do know is that this beloved style is popular for a reason! It is simple, elegant, charming, and practical. â� The Gemstone Tennis Bracelet by Designer Allie is a stunning accessory for any occasion! Dress it up, dress it down, just don't let it fly off during your next match!
Technique Learned: Right Angle Weave
Prepare Your Materials: Gather all beads, thread, needle, and clasp as listed in the materials section. Start the Right Angle Weave (RAW): Using .006 wildfire beading thread and a size 10 needle, begin the RAW stitch by creating a base with groups of four 11/0 seed beads. Add Gemstones: Incorporate the 6mm opalite beads into the RAW base, securing each with 15/0 seed beads on either side. Adjust Bracelet Size: Ensure the RAW base wraps comfortably around your wrist, adjusting the number of RAW units as necessary. Attach the Clasp: Secure the Potomax Rivoli Bezel Clasp to the ends of the bracelet, reinforcing the attachment with additional passes through the beads and clasp. Embellish: Add 2mm labradorite beads along the edges for a finished look, and consider additional embellishments as desired.
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