In this video tutorial from PotomacBeads, Allie teaches you how to make her "Lilly Bracelet" design. Find a list of supplies she used in the description below.
Begin with preparing your materials and threading your needle with .006 Wildfire beading thread.
Start the bracelet with a stop bead, then proceed with the right angle weave technique, alternating between 8/0 and 11/0 Toho Demi Round beads.
Add a 4mm center bead to create the first unit of the design, following the pattern for the desired length of the bracelet.
Attach the clasp using a wire guard for added durability, ensuring the clasp is secured and adding a crystal for embellishment.
Repeat the pattern on the second side of the bracelet, mirroring the first side.
Finalize the bracelet by making adjustments, securing the thread ends, and adding a crystal to the clasp.
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I was able to purchase this bracelet and the discount code was already in the order. That was great.
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03-18-25
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03-18-25
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Janet B.
03-18-25
I love the tube beads!! I haven't found them in any other beading site so far. So, I do come back to order these. I enjoy all the colors.
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Dr M.
03-18-25
Great service Fast turnaround Beautiful products
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Joan B.
03-18-25
Quality & service are excellent!
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Lynn C.
03-18-25
AS usual see ALL sorts of items, sticking to a macrame idea the video was removed so I get to wing it!
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Susan R.
03-18-25
Easy to use website
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03-17-25
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Ann J.
03-17-25
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Item Description
In this video tutorial from PotomacBeads, Allie teaches you how to make her "Lilly Bracelet" design. Find a list of supplies she used in the description below.
Designer's Material List
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
Bicones 4mm
Potomac Crystal Rondelle 2x3mm
Toho Demi Round 8/0 - Crystal Lustered
Toho Demi Round 11/0 - Pink Lilac
Potomax Clasp - Rhodium Plated
Project Steps
Begin with preparing your materials and threading your needle with .006 Wildfire beading thread.
Start the bracelet with a stop bead, then proceed with the right angle weave technique, alternating between 8/0 and 11/0 Toho Demi Round beads.
Add a 4mm center bead to create the first unit of the design, following the pattern for the desired length of the bracelet.
Attach the clasp using a wire guard for added durability, ensuring the clasp is secured and adding a crystal for embellishment.
Repeat the pattern on the second side of the bracelet, mirroring the first side.
Finalize the bracelet by making adjustments, securing the thread ends, and adding a crystal to the clasp.
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