In this video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company, Allie Buchman teaches you how to make her "Topsy Turvy" bracelet design. Find a list of supplies here in the description.
Seed Beads sizes 11/0 (Galvanized Green Steel and Opaque Turquoise) and 8/0 (Amethyst AB Silver Lined and Crystal Labrador)
3mm Beads or 2x3mm Rondelles (Metallic Amethyst)
Clasp (Cut Button in Pastel Bordeaux)
Beading Thread (Wildfire, Green)
Beading Needles (Size 10)
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Quick Project Steps
Start with attaching the clasp using a cut button and seed beads.
Add Disc Duo beads, alternating with CzechMates lentils, using two needles.
Continue the pattern down the length of the bracelet, adjusting for wrist size.
After completing the main body, begin adding loops for the cut button clasp using seed beads.
Finish by securing thread ends and adding final decorative touches.
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Item Description
In this video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company, Allie Buchman teaches you how to make her "Topsy Turvy" bracelet design. Find a list of supplies here in the description.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
Disc Duo Beads (12-14 pieces, colors Vitrol Matte and Pastel Bordeaux for demonstration)
Seed Beads sizes 11/0 (Galvanized Green Steel and Opaque Turquoise) and 8/0 (Amethyst AB Silver Lined and Crystal Labrador)
3mm Beads or 2x3mm Rondelles (Metallic Amethyst)
Clasp (Cut Button in Pastel Bordeaux)
Beading Thread (Wildfire, Green)
Beading Needles (Size 10)
Project Steps
Start with attaching the clasp using a cut button and seed beads.
Add Disc Duo beads, alternating with CzechMates lentils, using two needles.
Continue the pattern down the length of the bracelet, adjusting for wrist size.
After completing the main body, begin adding loops for the cut button clasp using seed beads.
Finish by securing thread ends and adding final decorative touches.
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Bullet 2
Bullet 3
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