Two sizes of Artistic Wire jump rings (diameters of 5.95mm and 3.97mm, both 18 gauge)
6mm Cube beads (crystal type is optional)
Two pairs of flat-nose pliers
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Quick Project Steps
Start with Small Jump Rings: Link five small jump rings to form a chain, then connect them into a circle using a sixth ring.
Form the Bead Chamber: Ensure three of the rings lie flat, with the others standing up. Connect the standing rings with new small rings.
Create the Tunnel: Use large rings to connect sets of small rings, forming a tunnel structure.
Inserting the Crystal: Place a crystal cube with a corner facing down into the tunnel, then secure it with large rings.
Secure the Crystal: Close the large rings over the crystal with a small ring to snugly secure the bead.
Repeat the Pattern: Continue adding sets of rings and crystals until the bracelet reaches the desired length.
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Item Description
Tutorial video from The Potomac Bead Company showing how to make the floating crystals bracelet with Artistic Wire jump rings and 6mm crystal cubes.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
Two sizes of Artistic Wire jump rings (diameters of 5.95mm and 3.97mm, both 18 gauge)
6mm Cube beads (crystal type is optional)
Two pairs of flat-nose pliers
Project Steps
Start with Small Jump Rings: Link five small jump rings to form a chain, then connect them into a circle using a sixth ring.
Form the Bead Chamber: Ensure three of the rings lie flat, with the others standing up. Connect the standing rings with new small rings.
Create the Tunnel: Use large rings to connect sets of small rings, forming a tunnel structure.
Inserting the Crystal: Place a crystal cube with a corner facing down into the tunnel, then secure it with large rings.
Secure the Crystal: Close the large rings over the crystal with a small ring to snugly secure the bead.
Repeat the Pattern: Continue adding sets of rings and crystals until the bracelet reaches the desired length.
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