This tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company shows you how to make our 'Diamonds and Xs' bracelet, which uses seed beads and your choice of other beads as fringe. Enjoy making this fun and easy piece of jewelry!
Size 8/0 seed beads (colors: dark raspberry iris and aqua green celadon)
Czech cut button (jade picasso)
Wildfire beading thread (0.006)
Size 10 beading needles
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Quick Project Steps
Start by threading your needles with Wildfire beading thread, then attach a Czech cut button using two of the raspberry-colored seed beads.
Create the base of the bracelet using the raspberry and aqua green celadon seed beads, adding them in alternating groups.
Introduce the 6mm glass pearls, alternating them with the seed beads to form the Diamonds & X's pattern.
Complete the bracelet to your desired length, then create a loop with the raspberry seed beads for the clasp.
Finish by reinforcing the clasp and weaving in the ends of the thread.
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Great product, fast turnaround. Had 1 of the Rivoli come in damaged and no problem getting a new one sent out.
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04-23-25
It was quick service and nice quality
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04-23-25
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04-23-25
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04-23-25
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04-23-25
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04-22-25
I usually find the beads I need. The selection on Delicas is realy good. I usually get quick shipping.
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04-22-25
Todo muy bien, como siempre.
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Item Description
This tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company shows you how to make our 'Diamonds and Xs' bracelet, which uses seed beads and your choice of other beads as fringe. Enjoy making this fun and easy piece of jewelry!
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
6mm glass pearls (color: brown)
Size 8/0 seed beads (colors: dark raspberry iris and aqua green celadon)
Czech cut button (jade picasso)
Wildfire beading thread (0.006)
Size 10 beading needles
Project Steps
Start by threading your needles with Wildfire beading thread, then attach a Czech cut button using two of the raspberry-colored seed beads.
Create the base of the bracelet using the raspberry and aqua green celadon seed beads, adding them in alternating groups.
Introduce the 6mm glass pearls, alternating them with the seed beads to form the Diamonds & X's pattern.
Complete the bracelet to your desired length, then create a loop with the raspberry seed beads for the clasp.
Finish by reinforcing the clasp and weaving in the ends of the thread.
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