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Es-O Evil Eye Bracelet Tutorial

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This video tutorial from PotomacBeads teaches you how to make Allie Buchman's Evil Eye bracelet, using pinched Es-O beads. Find a complete list of supplies below by clicking "show more."

Step 1: Choose Your Materials

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Step 2: Watch the 
Video Tutorial

Es-O Evil Eye Bracelet Tutorial
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
  • SuperDuo Beads - Jet Red Luster
  • SuperDuo Beads - White
  • SuperDuo Beads - Pearl Shine Aqua
  • RounDuo® Beads - Jet Hematite
  • Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Sea Foam Lined Crystal
  • Cup Buttons - Aztec Gold

    • Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps

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    Quick Project Steps

    Prepare Your Materials: Gather all beads, thread, needle, and tools.
    Start with a Stop Bead: Thread your needle with 5 feet of beading thread, adding a stop bead.
    Begin Peyote Stitch: Add your first row of Es-O beads, alternating with Miyuki 11/0 seed beads.
    Create the Evil Eye Pattern: Follow the specific color arrangement for the Evil Eye using the Es-O and Round Duo beads.
    Expand the Bracelet: Continue adding rows in the peyote stitch, expanding the bracelet to your desired length, incorporating the Evil Eye pattern as you go.
    Finish with Clasp: Add the clasp using the last of your beads and secure the thread.

    Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?

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    Item Description

    This video tutorial from PotomacBeads teaches you how to make Allie Buchman's Evil Eye bracelet, using pinched Es-O beads. Find a complete list of supplies below by clicking "show more."

    Designer's Material List

    The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
  • SuperDuo Beads - Jet Red Luster
  • SuperDuo Beads - White
  • SuperDuo Beads - Pearl Shine Aqua
  • RounDuo® Beads - Jet Hematite
  • Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Sea Foam Lined Crystal
  • Cup Buttons - Aztec Gold

    • Project Steps

    Prepare Your Materials: Gather all beads, thread, needle, and tools.
    Start with a Stop Bead: Thread your needle with 5 feet of beading thread, adding a stop bead.
    Begin Peyote Stitch: Add your first row of Es-O beads, alternating with Miyuki 11/0 seed beads.
    Create the Evil Eye Pattern: Follow the specific color arrangement for the Evil Eye using the Es-O and Round Duo beads.
    Expand the Bracelet: Continue adding rows in the peyote stitch, expanding the bracelet to your desired length, incorporating the Evil Eye pattern as you go.
    Finish with Clasp: Add the clasp using the last of your beads and secure the thread.