This new bracelet design from Zina teaches you how to make her "Black Tulip Bracelet" design using SuperDuo beads, O beads, and Miyuki seed beads. Find links to all of these products below.
In this PotomacBeads tutorial you’ll learn how to make a beautiful Black Tulip bracelet. This black and white bracelet is perfect for any occasion - dress it up or wear it casual. It's a medium difficulty bracelet, so it's perfect for those who are still to learning how to make bracelets.
1. Thread two size 10 needles onto one and a half arms span of .006 Wildfire thread. Pick up eight 11/0 seed beads. Criss-cross through one 8/0 and slide them all down to the middle. On each needle pick up an 8/0, 11/0 and another 8/0.
2. Watch Zina in the Black Tulip bracelet tutorial to see how to build the sections of the pattern. Continue the pattern until you have the desired length of bracelet.
3. Make a loop with eight 11/0 seed beads on the ends. Thread through the loop again to reinforce it. Make a double knot in the thread. Cut the ends. Attach the jump rings to the loops. Add the clasp to the rings.
Clear directions from Zina make this Black Tulip bracelet a breeze to make. You'll be so proud of your creation when you wear it out and show it off. Check out PotomacBeads for any materials you may need. They have everything you need to make this bracelet, and more.
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This new bracelet design from Zina teaches you how to make her "Black Tulip Bracelet" design using SuperDuo beads, O beads, and Miyuki seed beads. Find links to all of these products below.
Designer's Material List
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
SuperDuo Beads - Jet
O Beads - Jet Azuro
Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - White
Miyuki Seed Beads 8/0 - White
Project Steps
In this PotomacBeads tutorial you’ll learn how to make a beautiful Black Tulip bracelet. This black and white bracelet is perfect for any occasion - dress it up or wear it casual. It's a medium difficulty bracelet, so it's perfect for those who are still to learning how to make bracelets.
1. Thread two size 10 needles onto one and a half arms span of .006 Wildfire thread. Pick up eight 11/0 seed beads. Criss-cross through one 8/0 and slide them all down to the middle. On each needle pick up an 8/0, 11/0 and another 8/0.
2. Watch Zina in the Black Tulip bracelet tutorial to see how to build the sections of the pattern. Continue the pattern until you have the desired length of bracelet.
3. Make a loop with eight 11/0 seed beads on the ends. Thread through the loop again to reinforce it. Make a double knot in the thread. Cut the ends. Attach the jump rings to the loops. Add the clasp to the rings.
Clear directions from Zina make this Black Tulip bracelet a breeze to make. You'll be so proud of your creation when you wear it out and show it off. Check out PotomacBeads for any materials you may need. They have everything you need to make this bracelet, and more.
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