This video from The Potomac Bead Company shows you how to use flat herringbone stitch to create a patchwork pattern with the beads. This has been a frequently requested tutorial since it appeared on Allie's wrist in the tennis bracelet tutorial. Find links to all of the products below.
Prepare your materials: thread, needle, beads, and button.
Begin with a ladder stitch to form the bracelet's foundation.
Move into the herringbone stitch, incorporating different beads to create a patchwork effect.
Change thread as necessary, ensuring a seamless continuation of your work.
Finish the bracelet with a reverse ladder stitch, pulling the ends together.
Attach a button clasp and create a loop closure for the bracelet.
Secure and trim excess thread, completing your patchwork herringbone bracelet.
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Item Description
This video from The Potomac Bead Company shows you how to use flat herringbone stitch to create a patchwork pattern with the beads. This has been a frequently requested tutorial since it appeared on Allie's wrist in the tennis bracelet tutorial. Find links to all of the products below.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
Beading thread (.006 wildfire, white color)
Size 10 English beading needle
Thread nippers or thread burner
Super New Glue
Bead mat
1.8mm cubes (dark transparent topaz AB)
8/0 matte silver lined gray
8/0 AB rose lined luster bead
11/0 seed beads
Button clasp (silver for the tutorial)
Project Steps
Prepare your materials: thread, needle, beads, and button.
Begin with a ladder stitch to form the bracelet's foundation.
Move into the herringbone stitch, incorporating different beads to create a patchwork effect.
Change thread as necessary, ensuring a seamless continuation of your work.
Finish the bracelet with a reverse ladder stitch, pulling the ends together.
Attach a button clasp and create a loop closure for the bracelet.
Secure and trim excess thread, completing your patchwork herringbone bracelet.
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