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Ottoman Necklace/Pendant Tutorial

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In this video tutorial from PotomacBeads, Allie teaches you how to make her "Ottoman Pendant" design. Find a list of supplies used in this project in the description below.

Step 1: Choose Your Materials

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  • Miyuki Seed Beads - Gunmetal 11/0

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  • Potomac Crystal Rondelle Beads - Light Tanzanite AB 2x3mm | Pack of 150

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  • RounDuo Beads - Jet Hematite (Pack of 75) 5mm

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  • Pattern - Ottoman Necklace Pendant

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Step 2: Watch the 
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Ottoman Necklace/Pendant Tutorial
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
Lunasoft cabochon 24mm - Lavender, 1 Piece
Tassel 4cm - Violet, 1 Piece
RounDuo® Beads - Hematite, 8 Pieces
RounDuo® Beads - Opaque Blue Shimmer, 16 Pieces
Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Gunmetal, ~1.5 Grams
Potomac Crystal Rondelle 2x3mm - Tanzanite AB, ~22 Pieces
Wire Guard - Silver Plated, 2 Pieces
Jump Ring - Silver Plated, 1 Piece

Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps

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Prepare Your Thread: Cut an arm span length of Wildfire thread and thread a size 10 needle.
Start the CRAW Stitch: Begin with a loop of 15/0 and 11/0 seed beads to form the foundation of the bangle.
Create the First Barrel: Add DropDuo, StormDuo, and IrisDuo beads in sequence, using Peyote stitch for transitions.
Connect the Barrels: Use the CRAW stitch to connect the barrels, ensuring tight and secure connections.
Finish the Bangle: Once the desired length is achieved, connect the ends of the bangle with the CRAW stitch, securing the thread with knots and trimming any excess.

Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?

Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?

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Step 6: Choose Your Next Project

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In this video tutorial from PotomacBeads, Allie teaches you how to make her "Ottoman Pendant" design. Find a list of supplies used in this project in the description below.

Designer's Material List

The designer's suggested colors & materials:
Lunasoft cabochon 24mm - Lavender, 1 Piece
Tassel 4cm - Violet, 1 Piece
RounDuo® Beads - Hematite, 8 Pieces
RounDuo® Beads - Opaque Blue Shimmer, 16 Pieces
Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Gunmetal, ~1.5 Grams
Potomac Crystal Rondelle 2x3mm - Tanzanite AB, ~22 Pieces
Wire Guard - Silver Plated, 2 Pieces
Jump Ring - Silver Plated, 1 Piece

Project Steps

Prepare Your Thread: Cut an arm span length of Wildfire thread and thread a size 10 needle.
Start the CRAW Stitch: Begin with a loop of 15/0 and 11/0 seed beads to form the foundation of the bangle.
Create the First Barrel: Add DropDuo, StormDuo, and IrisDuo beads in sequence, using Peyote stitch for transitions.
Connect the Barrels: Use the CRAW stitch to connect the barrels, ensuring tight and secure connections.
Finish the Bangle: Once the desired length is achieved, connect the ends of the bangle with the CRAW stitch, securing the thread with knots and trimming any excess.