Sleek columns that display Potomac Crystal Bicones make up this elegant Corinth bracelet. Watch the PotomacBeads tutorial to see how to use a Ladder stitch and bead weaving to design this flashy beaded bracelet.
Technique learned: Ladder Stitch
Potomac Crystal Long Ovals - Light Colorado Topaz, 1 Piece
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1. Put a stop bead onto the end of the thread leaving a couple inches for the tail. Pick up one of the Miyuki cubes, a couple lighter colored seed beads, a couple darker colored seed beads and a Potomac crystal bicone. Add on 2 dark seed beads, 2 lighter seed beads and another cube. Use a ladder stitch to add another cube to sit beside the last cube. 2. Watch the Corinth Bracelet tutorial to follow along with Anna’s step-by-step directions to complete the column pattern of the beaded bracelet. 3. When you have reached the desired length of bracelet, it’s time to add the clasp. Line up the clasp, bring the needle through the bridge thread at the end of the bracelet and clasp loops to attach. Glue the Potomac crystal long oval into the clasp. The Corinth Bracelet is a fun project to bead and would make a gift that’s sure to be appreciated. You can find any of the materials needed at PotomacBeads. Technique learned: Ladder Stitch
Learn how to create beautiful and artistic RounDuo Bangle Stacker Bracelets in this DIY jewelry-making tutorial. Using RounDuo or RounDuo Mini beads paired with 11/0, 15/0, and 8/0 seed beads, this video will guide you through each step, from selecting materials to finishing with a clasp or continuous bangle design.
Learn how to create beautiful and artistic RounDuo Bangle Stacker Bracelets in this DIY jewelry-making tutorial. Using RounDuo or RounDuo Mini beads paired with 11/0, 15/0, and 8/0 seed beads, this video will guide you through each step, from selecting materials to finishing with a clasp or continuous bangle design. Perfect for both beginners and advanced beaders, this project allows for endless creativity with color combinations. Shop the materials needed and follow along to create your own unique bracelet!
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Glasgow Rose Embroidered Pendant - DIY Jewelry Making Tutorial by PotomacBeads
Watch Anna Tonnesen as she provides detailed step by step tutorial instructions to learn to embroider with beads. Create the Glasgow Rose pendant or create your own masterpiece of DIY jewelry following this project tutorial. Learn how to lay out your embroidery project, cut and shape your surface, sew on beads, apply the backing and seem the sides of the piece.
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Sleek columns that display Potomac Crystal Bicones make up this elegant Corinth bracelet. Watch the PotomacBeads tutorial to see how to use a Ladder stitch and bead weaving to design this flashy beaded bracelet.
Technique learned: Ladder Stitch
Potomac Crystal Long Ovals - Light Colorado Topaz, 1 Piece
Project Steps
1. Put a stop bead onto the end of the thread leaving a couple inches for the tail. Pick up one of the Miyuki cubes, a couple lighter colored seed beads, a couple darker colored seed beads and a Potomac crystal bicone. Add on 2 dark seed beads, 2 lighter seed beads and another cube. Use a ladder stitch to add another cube to sit beside the last cube. 2. Watch the Corinth Bracelet tutorial to follow along with Anna’s step-by-step directions to complete the column pattern of the beaded bracelet. 3. When you have reached the desired length of bracelet, it’s time to add the clasp. Line up the clasp, bring the needle through the bridge thread at the end of the bracelet and clasp loops to attach. Glue the Potomac crystal long oval into the clasp. The Corinth Bracelet is a fun project to bead and would make a gift that’s sure to be appreciated. You can find any of the materials needed at PotomacBeads. Technique learned: Ladder Stitch
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