This video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company teaches you how to make a netted bracelet using O beads laid flat at each intersection, with a 15/0 Miyuki seed bead above and below it. 11/0 ssed beads are used to create the rest of the netting. This is a great way of using the new Czech O beads while having the O's face "Up" in their display.
Prepare Your Materials: Cut a length of beading thread and thread your needle. Attach a stop bead to secure your work.
Start Weaving: Begin by adding an O bead and 15/0 seed beads, following the pattern to create the first row.
Expand the Pattern: Continue adding rows according to the netting pattern, alternating between O beads and 11/0 seed beads to expand the bracelet.
Adding Clasps: Attach a cup button at one end of the bracelet for the clasp, securing it with additional seed beads and knots.
Finish the Bracelet: Complete the bracelet by creating a loop on the other end for the clasp. Secure all thread ends with knots and apply glue for durability.
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Have you been intimidated to bezel a Rivoli? Learn how to Hubble stitch a seed beaded bezel on an 18mm Potomac crystal Rivoli. Using Hubble stitch is a fast and easy way to make sure to get a secure and beautiful bezel. More from Hubble Stitch Creator Melanie De Miguel: https://beadschool.co.uk/ Project Length/Size: 1.5" Technique Learned: Hubble Stitch
Project Length/Size: 1.5"
Technique Learned: Hubble Stitch
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Item Description
This video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company teaches you how to make a netted bracelet using O beads laid flat at each intersection, with a 15/0 Miyuki seed bead above and below it. 11/0 ssed beads are used to create the rest of the netting. This is a great way of using the new Czech O beads while having the O's face "Up" in their display.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
O beads
11/0 seed beads
15/0 Miyuki seed beads
Cup button (for clasp)
Wildfire beading thread (0.6 mm)
Size 10 English beading needle
Thread burner or scissors
Glue (for securing thread ends)
Project Steps
Prepare Your Materials: Cut a length of beading thread and thread your needle. Attach a stop bead to secure your work.
Start Weaving: Begin by adding an O bead and 15/0 seed beads, following the pattern to create the first row.
Expand the Pattern: Continue adding rows according to the netting pattern, alternating between O beads and 11/0 seed beads to expand the bracelet.
Adding Clasps: Attach a cup button at one end of the bracelet for the clasp, securing it with additional seed beads and knots.
Finish the Bracelet: Complete the bracelet by creating a loop on the other end for the clasp. Secure all thread ends with knots and apply glue for durability.
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