Attach the toggle clasp to a long piece of beading thread using two needles.
Add three seed beads to each needle and place them next to the clasp.
Cross the needles through a Tila bead to form the first box.
Thread each needle through the second hole of the Tila bead, crossing them to secure.
Start adding 8/0 seed beads, a Tila bead, and another 8/0 seed bead in sequence to build the bracelet.
Continue the pattern, adding Tila and seed beads, to extend the bracelet to the desired length.
Secure the end with the clasp, ensuring the bracelet is tight and the beads are aligned.
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Item Description
This tutorial from PotomacBeads shows you how to make the Tila Box Bracelet. This class requires your choice of Miyuki Tila Beads, your choice.
Designer's Material List
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
Miyuki Tila Beads - Matte Turquoise Green
Miyuki Seed Beads 8/0 - Blue Iris Rainbow
Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Galvanized Sea Green
Toggle Clasp
Project Steps
Attach the toggle clasp to a long piece of beading thread using two needles.
Add three seed beads to each needle and place them next to the clasp.
Cross the needles through a Tila bead to form the first box.
Thread each needle through the second hole of the Tila bead, crossing them to secure.
Start adding 8/0 seed beads, a Tila bead, and another 8/0 seed bead in sequence to build the bracelet.
Continue the pattern, adding Tila and seed beads, to extend the bracelet to the desired length.
Secure the end with the clasp, ensuring the bracelet is tight and the beads are aligned.
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