This video tutorial (for our class Beadweaving 296) teaches you how to make a vintage lattice stitch bracelet. This bracelet uses a mix of Czech SuperDuo beads, Rulla Beads, Miyuki seed beads, and Preciosa Rose Montee crystals. Enjoy!
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials: SuperDuo® Beads - Crystal Baby Blue Luster Rulla Beads - Jet Bronze Rose Montee Crystals SS12 - Alexandrite Silver Czech Faceted Round Beads 3mm - Crystal Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Galvanized Smoky Mauve
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Quick Project Steps
Attach the clasp to a long piece of thread, using four seed beads, the toggle loop, and another four seed beads.
Start the lattice pattern by crisscrossing through a Czech glass bead, pulling tight to secure the clasp.
Add SuperDuos and Montees in a repetitive pattern, ensuring Montees face the same direction.
Incorporate Rulla beads, adding them between the spaces created by SuperDuos and Montees.
Continue adding layers, alternating between SuperDuos and Rulla beads, ensuring to add Czech glass beads and 11/0 seed beads in the outer rows for a finished look.
Complete the bracelet by tying off and securing the thread after adding the final beads.
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Item Description
This video tutorial (for our class Beadweaving 296) teaches you how to make a vintage lattice stitch bracelet. This bracelet uses a mix of Czech SuperDuo beads, Rulla Beads, Miyuki seed beads, and Preciosa Rose Montee crystals. Enjoy!
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials: SuperDuo® Beads - Crystal Baby Blue Luster Rulla Beads - Jet Bronze Rose Montee Crystals SS12 - Alexandrite Silver Czech Faceted Round Beads 3mm - Crystal Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Galvanized Smoky Mauve
Project Steps
Attach the clasp to a long piece of thread, using four seed beads, the toggle loop, and another four seed beads.
Start the lattice pattern by crisscrossing through a Czech glass bead, pulling tight to secure the clasp.
Add SuperDuos and Montees in a repetitive pattern, ensuring Montees face the same direction.
Incorporate Rulla beads, adding them between the spaces created by SuperDuos and Montees.
Continue adding layers, alternating between SuperDuos and Rulla beads, ensuring to add Czech glass beads and 11/0 seed beads in the outer rows for a finished look.
Complete the bracelet by tying off and securing the thread after adding the final beads.
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