This video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company was designed and filmed by Zina from Honey Beads. You can make this bracelet using RounDuo beads & Miyuki 11/0 seed beads. Zina is a designer residing in the Netherlands, and this is her first design made for Potomac Bead Company.
RounDuo beads (in two colors: White Lenna Lustre and Pink)
Miyuki 11/0 seed beads
Clasp
Two size 6 millimeter rings
Wildfire thread (0.15 millimeters, white)
Size 10 beading needle
Thread cutter
Flat nose pliers
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Quick Project Steps
Prepare your materials and cut a length of Wildfire thread.
Thread your needle and start by assembling the first set of RounDuo and seed beads.
Follow Zina's instructions to create the first bracelet component, linking the beads as shown.
Continue adding components by connecting the RounDuo beads with seed beads as instructed.
After creating the desired length, attach the clasp to one end and a ring (or lengthening chain) to the other.
Finish the bracelet by reinforcing the connections and trimming any excess thread.
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Item Description
This video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company was designed and filmed by Zina from Honey Beads. You can make this bracelet using RounDuo beads & Miyuki 11/0 seed beads. Zina is a designer residing in the Netherlands, and this is her first design made for Potomac Bead Company.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
RounDuo beads (in two colors: White Lenna Lustre and Pink)
Miyuki 11/0 seed beads
Clasp
Two size 6 millimeter rings
Wildfire thread (0.15 millimeters, white)
Size 10 beading needle
Thread cutter
Flat nose pliers
Project Steps
Prepare your materials and cut a length of Wildfire thread.
Thread your needle and start by assembling the first set of RounDuo and seed beads.
Follow Zina's instructions to create the first bracelet component, linking the beads as shown.
Continue adding components by connecting the RounDuo beads with seed beads as instructed.
After creating the desired length, attach the clasp to one end and a ring (or lengthening chain) to the other.
Finish the bracelet by reinforcing the connections and trimming any excess thread.
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Bullet 2
Bullet 3
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