Designer Marissa Vallejo uses Potomax 2-Hole Spacer Bezels, RounDuo® Beads and Potomac Crystal Chatons to create her Lady Hilda Bracelet. Floral and feminine, this beaded bracelet could easily be made into a matching set of earrings.
Start: Prepare the bezels by setting the chatons with E6000 glue. Thread your needle with wildfire thread.
Component Assembly: Begin by creating a foundation with the two-hole spacer bezel, adding RounDuo® beads and lentils in a specific order to form the base of the bracelet.
Adding Detail: Integrate seed beads of various sizes to embellish around the spacer bezels and RounDuo® beads, following the pattern to enhance the design intricately.
Connecting Components: Use the method shown to connect individual components seamlessly, maintaining a continuous bracelet structure.
Clasp Attachment: Attach the table cut button for the clasp, ensuring it's securely fastened for wearability.
Finishing: Repeat the steps for each component until the bracelet reaches the desired length. Finish by securing the thread and trimming any excess.
Learn how to create beautiful and artistic RounDuo Bangle Stacker Bracelets in this DIY jewelry-making tutorial. Using RounDuo or RounDuo Mini beads paired with 11/0, 15/0, and 8/0 seed beads, this video will guide you through each step, from selecting materials to finishing with a clasp or continuous bangle design.
Learn how to create beautiful and artistic RounDuo Bangle Stacker Bracelets in this DIY jewelry-making tutorial. Using RounDuo or RounDuo Mini beads paired with 11/0, 15/0, and 8/0 seed beads, this video will guide you through each step, from selecting materials to finishing with a clasp or continuous bangle design. Perfect for both beginners and advanced beaders, this project allows for endless creativity with color combinations. Shop the materials needed and follow along to create your own unique bracelet!
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Designer Marissa Vallejo uses Potomax 2-Hole Spacer Bezels, RounDuo® Beads and Potomac Crystal Chatons to create her Lady Hilda Bracelet. Floral and feminine, this beaded bracelet could easily be made into a matching set of earrings.
Start: Prepare the bezels by setting the chatons with E6000 glue. Thread your needle with wildfire thread.
Component Assembly: Begin by creating a foundation with the two-hole spacer bezel, adding RounDuo® beads and lentils in a specific order to form the base of the bracelet.
Adding Detail: Integrate seed beads of various sizes to embellish around the spacer bezels and RounDuo® beads, following the pattern to enhance the design intricately.
Connecting Components: Use the method shown to connect individual components seamlessly, maintaining a continuous bracelet structure.
Clasp Attachment: Attach the table cut button for the clasp, ensuring it's securely fastened for wearability.
Finishing: Repeat the steps for each component until the bracelet reaches the desired length. Finish by securing the thread and trimming any excess.
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