Don't be intimidated any longer by micro macrame. In this video, Allie shows how to very simply, create a unique knotted design using BeadTec Knotting cord and turquoise gemstones. This bracelet technique is a perfect way to avoid metals for those that have metal allergies and still want a handmade jewelry look and experience.
Mini Macrame Board 7.5x10.5 Inches, 1 Board Secondary Colorway:
BeadTec Knotting Cord - Brown .8mm, ~ 16 feet
Miyuki Seed Beads - Aztec Gold 8/0, ~ 20 Beads
Miyuki Seed Beads - White Pearl Ceylon 6/0, ~ 20 Beads
Mini Macrame Board 7.5x10.5 Inches, 1 Board
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Quick Project Steps
Preparing the Cord and Beads: Select and test your beads with the cord. Cut and prepare four equal pieces of BeadTec Knotting Cord.
Starting the Bracelet: Begin by creating a knot and attaching a button or forming a slip knot for the clasp.
Adding Beads: Place the beads on the cord according to the design, ensuring they fit the cord's thickness.
Knotting Technique: Employ the herringbone knotting technique, starting with the topmost cord and alternating sides to create a symmetrical pattern.
Finishing Touches: Conclude the bracelet by tapering the end knots to mimic the beginning and secure any loose ends with a thread burner or lighter.
Create a double or tripple leather wrap with an extra flair. Use seed beads to create a delicate border to showcase a mosaic of gemstones, crystals and glass. This wrap is comfortable to wear and makes a great piece to take (or make) on a summer vacation destination.
Create a double or tripple leather wrap with an extra flair. Use seed beads to create a delicate border to showcase a mosaic of gemstones, crystals and glass. This wrap is comfortable to wear and makes a great piece to take (or make) on a summer vacation destination.
Glasgow Rose Embroidered Pendant - DIY Jewelry Making Tutorial by PotomacBeads
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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Don't be intimidated any longer by micro macrame. In this video, Allie shows how to very simply, create a unique knotted design using BeadTec Knotting cord and turquoise gemstones. This bracelet technique is a perfect way to avoid metals for those that have metal allergies and still want a handmade jewelry look and experience.
Mini Macrame Board 7.5x10.5 Inches, 1 Board Secondary Colorway:
BeadTec Knotting Cord - Brown .8mm, ~ 16 feet
Miyuki Seed Beads - Aztec Gold 8/0, ~ 20 Beads
Miyuki Seed Beads - White Pearl Ceylon 6/0, ~ 20 Beads
Mini Macrame Board 7.5x10.5 Inches, 1 Board
Project Steps
Preparing the Cord and Beads: Select and test your beads with the cord. Cut and prepare four equal pieces of BeadTec Knotting Cord.
Starting the Bracelet: Begin by creating a knot and attaching a button or forming a slip knot for the clasp.
Adding Beads: Place the beads on the cord according to the design, ensuring they fit the cord's thickness.
Knotting Technique: Employ the herringbone knotting technique, starting with the topmost cord and alternating sides to create a symmetrical pattern.
Finishing Touches: Conclude the bracelet by tapering the end knots to mimic the beginning and secure any loose ends with a thread burner or lighter.
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