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Ayers Rock Bracelet Tutorial
Who knew a few strands of beads could become so much more?!? Fusing the trending beadwork of Miyuki Tilas with picturesque landscapes, this Uluru (Ayers Rock) Bracelet is built to last and bring brightness to your day! Features include color combinations inspired by Australian terrain, a loop closure that makes it easy to put on and take off--no tools required, ladder stitch detail that creates a beaded grid design, and more!!
Step 1: Choose Your Materials
Step 1: Choose Your Materials
Step 2: Watch the
Video Tutorial
Step 2: Watch the
Video Tutorial
Ayers Rock Bracelet Tutorial
The designer's suggested colors & materials: Miyuki Tila Beads: Metallic Brown Iris, ~ 45 Beads Miyuki Delica Beads 11/0 - Duracoat Opaque Orange Rust, ~ 2 Grams Potomac Crystal Round 2mm - Metallic Bronze Iris, ~ 32 Beads Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 - Metallic Gold Iris, ~ 1 Gram Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Sparkle Topaz Lined Topaz AB, ~ 1 Gram Cup Button - Topaz Capri, 1 Piece Second Colorway: Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Light Mauve Ceylon, ~ 1 Gram Miyuki Delica Beads 11/0 - Opaque Mauve Luster, ~ 2 Grams Potomac Crystal Round 2mm - Apricot AB, ~ 32 Beads Cup Button - Violet, 1 Piece
Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps
Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps
Quick Project Steps
Quick Project Steps
Learn how to make the Ayers Rock Bracelet with this PotomacBeads tutorial. This beautiful bracelet gets its name from the Ayers Rock formation in Australia, and it's just as stunning! Plus, the intricate design is actually quite simple to create. So, even if you're a beginner, you can easily make this bracelet.
1. Put a stop bead onto about 5 feet of thread using a size 10/12 needle. Pick up four Delica beads and let them drop to the stop bead and thread on four more Delicas bringing the needle up through the first four. Then bring the needle down through the current four. Add another set of four then put on a Tila bead.
2. Watch the Ayers Rock bracelet tutorial to follow Allie’s step-by-step directions to continue the pattern with crystals added in.
3. Once the clasps are in place and reinforced, burn down the thread ends.
This Ayers Rock bracelet is a real statement piece. You can easily make it wider by adding another row to the pattern, and the colors are so beautiful that it's perfect to give as a gift. But don't forget to treat yourself, too! Buy your beads and get started on this amazing bracelet today.
Enjoy using this jewelry-making bead tutorial video to help you become a more creative and happier beader!
1. Put a stop bead onto about 5 feet of thread using a size 10/12 needle. Pick up four Delica beads and let them drop to the stop bead and thread on four more Delicas bringing the needle up through the first four. Then bring the needle down through the current four. Add another set of four then put on a Tila bead.
2. Watch the Ayers Rock bracelet tutorial to follow Allie’s step-by-step directions to continue the pattern with crystals added in.
3. Once the clasps are in place and reinforced, burn down the thread ends.
This Ayers Rock bracelet is a real statement piece. You can easily make it wider by adding another row to the pattern, and the colors are so beautiful that it's perfect to give as a gift. But don't forget to treat yourself, too! Buy your beads and get started on this amazing bracelet today.
Enjoy using this jewelry-making bead tutorial video to help you become a more creative and happier beader!
Step 4: Pick Your Own Colors
Step 4: Pick Your Own Colors
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 6: Choose Your Next Project
Step 6: Choose Your Next Project
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Item Description
Who knew a few strands of beads could become so much more?!? Fusing the trending beadwork of Miyuki Tilas with picturesque landscapes, this Uluru (Ayers Rock) Bracelet is built to last and bring brightness to your day! Features include color combinations inspired by Australian terrain, a loop closure that makes it easy to put on and take off--no tools required, ladder stitch detail that creates a beaded grid design, and more!!
Designer's Material List
The designer's suggested colors & materials: Miyuki Tila Beads: Metallic Brown Iris, ~ 45 Beads Miyuki Delica Beads 11/0 - Duracoat Opaque Orange Rust, ~ 2 Grams Potomac Crystal Round 2mm - Metallic Bronze Iris, ~ 32 Beads Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 - Metallic Gold Iris, ~ 1 Gram Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Sparkle Topaz Lined Topaz AB, ~ 1 Gram Cup Button - Topaz Capri, 1 Piece Second Colorway: Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Light Mauve Ceylon, ~ 1 Gram Miyuki Delica Beads 11/0 - Opaque Mauve Luster, ~ 2 Grams Potomac Crystal Round 2mm - Apricot AB, ~ 32 Beads Cup Button - Violet, 1 Piece
Project Steps
Learn how to make the Ayers Rock Bracelet with this PotomacBeads tutorial. This beautiful bracelet gets its name from the Ayers Rock formation in Australia, and it's just as stunning! Plus, the intricate design is actually quite simple to create. So, even if you're a beginner, you can easily make this bracelet.
1. Put a stop bead onto about 5 feet of thread using a size 10/12 needle. Pick up four Delica beads and let them drop to the stop bead and thread on four more Delicas bringing the needle up through the first four. Then bring the needle down through the current four. Add another set of four then put on a Tila bead.
2. Watch the Ayers Rock bracelet tutorial to follow Allie’s step-by-step directions to continue the pattern with crystals added in.
3. Once the clasps are in place and reinforced, burn down the thread ends.
This Ayers Rock bracelet is a real statement piece. You can easily make it wider by adding another row to the pattern, and the colors are so beautiful that it's perfect to give as a gift. But don't forget to treat yourself, too! Buy your beads and get started on this amazing bracelet today.
Enjoy using this jewelry-making bead tutorial video to help you become a more creative and happier beader!
1. Put a stop bead onto about 5 feet of thread using a size 10/12 needle. Pick up four Delica beads and let them drop to the stop bead and thread on four more Delicas bringing the needle up through the first four. Then bring the needle down through the current four. Add another set of four then put on a Tila bead.
2. Watch the Ayers Rock bracelet tutorial to follow Allie’s step-by-step directions to continue the pattern with crystals added in.
3. Once the clasps are in place and reinforced, burn down the thread ends.
This Ayers Rock bracelet is a real statement piece. You can easily make it wider by adding another row to the pattern, and the colors are so beautiful that it's perfect to give as a gift. But don't forget to treat yourself, too! Buy your beads and get started on this amazing bracelet today.
Enjoy using this jewelry-making bead tutorial video to help you become a more creative and happier beader!
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