This tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company in which Allie teaches you how to make her own Double Ring Donut Bracelet, which uses Miyuki seed beads, cubes, and Tila Beads. Enjoy!
Prepare Your Materials: Gather Miyuki 11/0 seed beads, tila beads, triangle or cube beads, two beading needles, a clasp bead, and Wildfire beading thread.
Start the Bracelet: Attach the clasp with a picot trim, then create a starter triangle with seed beads.
First Tila and Outer Loop: Add your first tila bead by crisscrossing needles through it. Then, create the outer loop with seed beads and a triangle or cube bead.
Inner Loop Formation: After the outer loop, form an inner loop with fewer seed beads to add dimension.
Continuing the Pattern: Repeat the process of adding tila beads and forming outer and inner loops, ensuring to alternate for dimensional layers.
Finishing Touches: Conclude the bracelet with a loop large enough for the clasp bead to fit through and secure the ends.
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Item Description
This tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company in which Allie teaches you how to make her own Double Ring Donut Bracelet, which uses Miyuki seed beads, cubes, and Tila Beads. Enjoy!
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
Miyuki seed beads (11/0 and optionally 15/0)
Tila beads
Cube or triangle beads for variation
Silver bead for clasp
Two beading needles
Wildfire beading thread (0.006)
Project Steps
Prepare Your Materials: Gather Miyuki 11/0 seed beads, tila beads, triangle or cube beads, two beading needles, a clasp bead, and Wildfire beading thread.
Start the Bracelet: Attach the clasp with a picot trim, then create a starter triangle with seed beads.
First Tila and Outer Loop: Add your first tila bead by crisscrossing needles through it. Then, create the outer loop with seed beads and a triangle or cube bead.
Inner Loop Formation: After the outer loop, form an inner loop with fewer seed beads to add dimension.
Continuing the Pattern: Repeat the process of adding tila beads and forming outer and inner loops, ensuring to alternate for dimensional layers.
Finishing Touches: Conclude the bracelet with a loop large enough for the clasp bead to fit through and secure the ends.
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