Show off your pearly whites - that is your Pearly Whites Bracelet, of course, that can be strung together with practically any materials! In yet another one of Allie's basic beading tutorials, she uses a multi-strand clasp along with simple stringing techniques to create a multilayer design. Have fun making the Pearly Whites Bracelet or any color you want in this multistrand tube clasp project!
Prepare Your Materials: Gather all beads, the tube clasp, and crimp tubes as listed.
Strand Preparation: Begin with the focal strand (middle), using 8mm Czech pearls, and design your pattern. Use smaller beads towards the ends to prevent clustering at the clasp.
Stringing Beads: Follow your pattern, alternating between Czech pearls, crystal rondelles, and Miyuki seed beads. Ensure the focal strand is pearl-heavy.
Attaching to Clasp: Start with the middle strand for crimping to the tube clasp, ensuring an even length across all strands. Repeat the process for the remaining strands.
Adjusting Lengths: Ensure all strands are of equal length for a balanced finish. Adjust by adding or removing beads as necessary.
Final Crimping: Secure all strands to both ends of the clasp with crimp tubes. Ensure no extra wire is showing for a neat finish.
Customization: Feel encouraged to vary the beads and colors to make the bracelet uniquely yours.
Bring your Czech glass beads to life with this necklace of dancing and floating flashes of color. All you need is stainless steel beading wire, crimp tubes, a clasp, and any collection of Czech glass beads to make this on beat necklace.
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Bring your Czech glass beads to life with this necklace of dancing and floating flashes of color. All you need is stainless steel beading wire, crimp tubes, a clasp, and any collection of Czech glass beads to make this on beat necklace.
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Show off your pearly whites - that is your Pearly Whites Bracelet, of course, that can be strung together with practically any materials! In yet another one of Allie's basic beading tutorials, she uses a multi-strand clasp along with simple stringing techniques to create a multilayer design. Have fun making the Pearly Whites Bracelet or any color you want in this multistrand tube clasp project!
Designer's Material List
The designer's suggested colors & materials for ~7.5-inch (19cm) wrist:
Prepare Your Materials: Gather all beads, the tube clasp, and crimp tubes as listed.
Strand Preparation: Begin with the focal strand (middle), using 8mm Czech pearls, and design your pattern. Use smaller beads towards the ends to prevent clustering at the clasp.
Stringing Beads: Follow your pattern, alternating between Czech pearls, crystal rondelles, and Miyuki seed beads. Ensure the focal strand is pearl-heavy.
Attaching to Clasp: Start with the middle strand for crimping to the tube clasp, ensuring an even length across all strands. Repeat the process for the remaining strands.
Adjusting Lengths: Ensure all strands are of equal length for a balanced finish. Adjust by adding or removing beads as necessary.
Final Crimping: Secure all strands to both ends of the clasp with crimp tubes. Ensure no extra wire is showing for a neat finish.
Customization: Feel encouraged to vary the beads and colors to make the bracelet uniquely yours.
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