This video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company shows you how to make a "Rippled Bracelet" using Czech O beads, SuperDuos, Rullas, and fire polished rounds. Enjoy!
4mm Round Gemstones (for the example, rutilated quartz was used)
Size 11/0 Seed Beads (a couple of grams)
Beading Needle (size 10 or 12)
Beading Thread (Wildfire, 0.006 inch)
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Quick Project Steps
Gather materials and select a color scheme.
Cut approximately two feet of thread, string onto the needle, and start by creating a circle with a specific bead sequence.
Construct the bracelet's length by repeating the pattern, ensuring to leave space for the clasp.
Add the toggle or clasp by incorporating seed beads and a cup button.
Begin the top portion of the bracelet, integrating rulers and O beads into the design.
Complete the other side of the bracelet by mirroring the pattern and finish by securing all threads with half hitch knots.
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Item Description
This video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company shows you how to make a "Rippled Bracelet" using Czech O beads, SuperDuos, Rullas, and fire polished rounds. Enjoy!
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
SuperDuos (two tubes)
4mm Crystals (around a dozen)
Rulla Beads (a couple of grams)
O Beads (one 9 gram tube)
4mm Round Gemstones (for the example, rutilated quartz was used)
Size 11/0 Seed Beads (a couple of grams)
Beading Needle (size 10 or 12)
Beading Thread (Wildfire, 0.006 inch)
Project Steps
Gather materials and select a color scheme.
Cut approximately two feet of thread, string onto the needle, and start by creating a circle with a specific bead sequence.
Construct the bracelet's length by repeating the pattern, ensuring to leave space for the clasp.
Add the toggle or clasp by incorporating seed beads and a cup button.
Begin the top portion of the bracelet, integrating rulers and O beads into the design.
Complete the other side of the bracelet by mirroring the pattern and finish by securing all threads with half hitch knots.
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