Prepare for an unforgettable journey with the Take Me There beaded bracelet tutorial! In this video, Tereza teaches us how she uses destination tags and cinematic inspiration to create these epic bracelets.
Technique Learned: Odd-Count Peyote
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This PotomacBeads tutorial shows you how to incorporate your favorite destination tag into this trendy ID style bracelet. The potomac crystal rounds add just the right amount of bling to the Take Me There Bracelet. 1.You will need a size 12 needle on over a wing’s span length of .006 Dragonthread. Pick up 7 delicas, slide them down leaving 40cm for a tail. Add on 1 more delica, skip the last bead in line and sew through the next one. Continue adding one at a time, always skipping over a bead before sewing in the next one. This starts a Peyote stitch. 2.Watch the Take Me There Bracelet to learn how to do an odd-count peyote stitch to create the base of the bracelet. 3.Pick up 2 seed beads, the clasp and 2 more seed beads and add to the top bead of the bracelet. Reinforce the clasp 2 or 3 times. Bring the thread to the back of the project to tie off. Even if you’re not a fan of the movies this is a great gift for someone who is. Check out PotomacBeads’ large selection of destination tags to make the Take Me There Bracelet of your choice. Enjoy using this jewelry-making bead tutorial video to help you become a more creative and happier beader!
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Prepare for an unforgettable journey with the Take Me There beaded bracelet tutorial! In this video, Tereza teaches us how she uses destination tags and cinematic inspiration to create these epic bracelets.
Technique Learned: Odd-Count Peyote
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
This PotomacBeads tutorial shows you how to incorporate your favorite destination tag into this trendy ID style bracelet. The potomac crystal rounds add just the right amount of bling to the Take Me There Bracelet. 1.You will need a size 12 needle on over a wing’s span length of .006 Dragonthread. Pick up 7 delicas, slide them down leaving 40cm for a tail. Add on 1 more delica, skip the last bead in line and sew through the next one. Continue adding one at a time, always skipping over a bead before sewing in the next one. This starts a Peyote stitch. 2.Watch the Take Me There Bracelet to learn how to do an odd-count peyote stitch to create the base of the bracelet. 3.Pick up 2 seed beads, the clasp and 2 more seed beads and add to the top bead of the bracelet. Reinforce the clasp 2 or 3 times. Bring the thread to the back of the project to tie off. Even if you’re not a fan of the movies this is a great gift for someone who is. Check out PotomacBeads’ large selection of destination tags to make the Take Me There Bracelet of your choice. Enjoy using this jewelry-making bead tutorial video to help you become a more creative and happier beader!
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