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Multi Strand Tube Bracelet Tutorial
In the mood for a little beading fun in the sun? Here's your Multi Strand Tube Bracelet that is lightweight, fashionable, and a beautiful way to show off your favorite gemstone beads! Perfect for stacking, layering, or wearing alone, this basic beading project is a suitable choice for anyone looking for a trending summer style! You'll learn the correct way to string multiple strands of beads onto the beading wire (instead of one at a time), plus all the tips and tricks to create other multi-strand designs!!
Step 1: Choose Your Materials
Step 1: Choose Your Materials
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Step 2: Watch the
Video Tutorial
Step 2: Watch the
Video Tutorial
Multi Strand Tube Bracelet Tutorial
The designer's suggested colors & materials: Curved Tube Beads 26x2mm - Silver, ~ 8 Beads Gemstone - Amazonite Faceted Round 2mm, ~ 50 Beads Seamless Smooth Round 3mm - 99.9% Pure Silver Plated, ~ 8 Beads Claspgarten Flower 13mm - 2 Strand, 1 Piece Crimp Tubes - Silver Plated, 8 Beads Secondary Colorway: Curved Tube Beads 26x2mm - Gunmetal, ~ 8 Beads Gemstone - Black Agate Faceted Round 2mm, ~ 50 Beads Demi Round 8/0 - Metallic Gold, ~ 40 Beads Clasp - 4 Strand Tube Clasp - Gold, 1 Piece Crimp Beads - Gold Plated, 8 Beads
Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps
Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps
Quick Project Steps
Quick Project Steps
Gather all materials and tools: curved tube beads, gemstone beads, smooth round beads, clasps, crimp tubes, needle nose pliers, and wire cutter.
Begin by attaching the beading wire to the clasp using a crimp tube.
String the curved tube beads, gemstone beads, and smooth round beads onto the beading wire in your desired pattern. Ensure the curved tube beads are spaced evenly and vary the starting points of the tubes on each strand to create an interesting visual effect.
Crimp the wire to the opposite side of the clasp to secure the beads.
Repeat the process for additional strands, varying the design to create a multi-strand effect.
Finalize the design, adjust for fit, and trim any excess wire.
Begin by attaching the beading wire to the clasp using a crimp tube.
String the curved tube beads, gemstone beads, and smooth round beads onto the beading wire in your desired pattern. Ensure the curved tube beads are spaced evenly and vary the starting points of the tubes on each strand to create an interesting visual effect.
Crimp the wire to the opposite side of the clasp to secure the beads.
Repeat the process for additional strands, varying the design to create a multi-strand effect.
Finalize the design, adjust for fit, and trim any excess wire.
Step 4: Pick Your Own Colors
Step 4: Pick Your Own Colors
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 6: Choose Your Next Project
Step 6: Choose Your Next Project
Step 6: Choose Your Next Project
Step 6: Choose Your Next Project
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Item Description
In the mood for a little beading fun in the sun? Here's your Multi Strand Tube Bracelet that is lightweight, fashionable, and a beautiful way to show off your favorite gemstone beads! Perfect for stacking, layering, or wearing alone, this basic beading project is a suitable choice for anyone looking for a trending summer style! You'll learn the correct way to string multiple strands of beads onto the beading wire (instead of one at a time), plus all the tips and tricks to create other multi-strand designs!!
Designer's Material List
The designer's suggested colors & materials: Curved Tube Beads 26x2mm - Silver, ~ 8 Beads Gemstone - Amazonite Faceted Round 2mm, ~ 50 Beads Seamless Smooth Round 3mm - 99.9% Pure Silver Plated, ~ 8 Beads Claspgarten Flower 13mm - 2 Strand, 1 Piece Crimp Tubes - Silver Plated, 8 Beads Secondary Colorway: Curved Tube Beads 26x2mm - Gunmetal, ~ 8 Beads Gemstone - Black Agate Faceted Round 2mm, ~ 50 Beads Demi Round 8/0 - Metallic Gold, ~ 40 Beads Clasp - 4 Strand Tube Clasp - Gold, 1 Piece Crimp Beads - Gold Plated, 8 Beads
Project Steps
Gather all materials and tools: curved tube beads, gemstone beads, smooth round beads, clasps, crimp tubes, needle nose pliers, and wire cutter.
Begin by attaching the beading wire to the clasp using a crimp tube.
String the curved tube beads, gemstone beads, and smooth round beads onto the beading wire in your desired pattern. Ensure the curved tube beads are spaced evenly and vary the starting points of the tubes on each strand to create an interesting visual effect.
Crimp the wire to the opposite side of the clasp to secure the beads.
Repeat the process for additional strands, varying the design to create a multi-strand effect.
Finalize the design, adjust for fit, and trim any excess wire.
Begin by attaching the beading wire to the clasp using a crimp tube.
String the curved tube beads, gemstone beads, and smooth round beads onto the beading wire in your desired pattern. Ensure the curved tube beads are spaced evenly and vary the starting points of the tubes on each strand to create an interesting visual effect.
Crimp the wire to the opposite side of the clasp to secure the beads.
Repeat the process for additional strands, varying the design to create a multi-strand effect.
Finalize the design, adjust for fit, and trim any excess wire.
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