This video tutorial from PotomacBeads was designed by Danielle Walker (find links to her channel below), and recorded by Allie Buchman. Danielle's "RounDuo® Tennis Bracelet" uses our 2-hole RounDuo beads. Find a complete list of supplies below.
Two colors of 11/0 seed beads (light sapphire AB, silver-lined matte Capri blue)
Potomac Crystal rondelles (aqua color)
3mm metallic turquoise beads (alternative to 8/0 seed beads)
Cut button for the clasp
Bead mat, ruler
50 RounDuo beads
50 Potomac Crystal rondelles
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Quick Project Steps
(Note: These instructions are simplified and based on the initial part of the video.)
Prepare Your Materials: Gather all the beads, thread, needles, and tools as listed in the materials section.
Thread Your Needles: Cut a 5-foot length of beading thread. Thread a needle on each end and flatten the ends with pliers.
Start the Bracelet: Attach the cut button by threading three seed beads onto one needle, passing both needles through the button holes, and securing with additional seed beads.
Add RounDuo Beads: Begin the main pattern by adding RounDuo beads, alternating with the 3mm beads and rondelles as described in the video.
Secure and Finish: Once the bracelet reaches the desired length, secure the ends, add any finishing touches like reinforcing the threading, and apply glue to knots if needed.
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Item Description
This video tutorial from PotomacBeads was designed by Danielle Walker (find links to her channel below), and recorded by Allie Buchman. Danielle's "RounDuo® Tennis Bracelet" uses our 2-hole RounDuo beads. Find a complete list of supplies below.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
Wildfire beading thread (0.006", blue color)
Slip and snip scissors, needle nose pliers
Size 10 English beading needles (Lance brand)
Super New Glue
Two colors of 11/0 seed beads (light sapphire AB, silver-lined matte Capri blue)
Potomac Crystal rondelles (aqua color)
3mm metallic turquoise beads (alternative to 8/0 seed beads)
Cut button for the clasp
Bead mat, ruler
50 RounDuo beads
50 Potomac Crystal rondelles
Project Steps
(Note: These instructions are simplified and based on the initial part of the video.)
Prepare Your Materials: Gather all the beads, thread, needles, and tools as listed in the materials section.
Thread Your Needles: Cut a 5-foot length of beading thread. Thread a needle on each end and flatten the ends with pliers.
Start the Bracelet: Attach the cut button by threading three seed beads onto one needle, passing both needles through the button holes, and securing with additional seed beads.
Add RounDuo Beads: Begin the main pattern by adding RounDuo beads, alternating with the 3mm beads and rondelles as described in the video.
Secure and Finish: Once the bracelet reaches the desired length, secure the ends, add any finishing touches like reinforcing the threading, and apply glue to knots if needed.
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