In this video tutorial from PotomacBeads, Allie teaches you how to make a quick and easy bracelet for anyone who uses essential oils. Check below in the description for a link to the products you'll need.
The Designer's suggested colors and materials:
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials: Lava Stone Rounds 8mm, ~16 Beads Potomac Crystal Disco Ball - Lt Tanzanite AB, ~16 Beads Elasticity, ~10"
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Quick Project Steps
Gather all materials: 8mm lava stone beads, Potomac Crystal Disco Balls, and elasticity.
Cut approximately 10 inches of the stretchy string.
Start by threading a lava stone bead, followed by a crystal disco ball, and alternate until you have the desired length.
As you thread the beads, consider the bracelet's design and how each bead complements the next.
Once all beads are threaded, tie a secure square knot (right over left, then left over right) to finish the bracelet.
Optional: Apply a small amount of super glue to the knot for extra security.
Allow your bracelet to dry if glue was used, and then it's ready to wear or gift!
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Item Description
In this video tutorial from PotomacBeads, Allie teaches you how to make a quick and easy bracelet for anyone who uses essential oils. Check below in the description for a link to the products you'll need.
The Designer's suggested colors and materials:
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials: Lava Stone Rounds 8mm, ~16 Beads Potomac Crystal Disco Ball - Lt Tanzanite AB, ~16 Beads Elasticity, ~10"
Project Steps
Gather all materials: 8mm lava stone beads, Potomac Crystal Disco Balls, and elasticity.
Cut approximately 10 inches of the stretchy string.
Start by threading a lava stone bead, followed by a crystal disco ball, and alternate until you have the desired length.
As you thread the beads, consider the bracelet's design and how each bead complements the next.
Once all beads are threaded, tie a secure square knot (right over left, then left over right) to finish the bracelet.
Optional: Apply a small amount of super glue to the knot for extra security.
Allow your bracelet to dry if glue was used, and then it's ready to wear or gift!
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