This video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company shows you how to make our previous "SuperDuo Knitted Herringbone Bracelet" in a tubular form, using Miyuki seed beads and SuperDuos.
10 grams of SuperDuos or Twin Beads (varies based on wrist size)
Miyuki 11/0 Seed Beads in seafoam green luster (and other colors for variation)
4mm or 6mm crystals or plain round beads for decoration
Cup Buttons in jade Picasso for clasps
Pewter toggle and clasp (optional for a different finish)
Size 10 or 11 beading needle
Wildfire beading thread (0.008 inch, preferably in green)
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Quick Project Steps
Begin by stringing a sequence of SuperDuo (or Twin Bead), 11/0 seed bead, repeating this pattern six times on your thread.
Form a circle by passing the needle back through all the beads, creating a base for the tubular knit pattern.
Start building the pattern by adding a SuperDuo and 11/0 seed bead, passing through the existing beads in a specific order to create the tubular effect.
Continue adding beads in the sequence, paying attention to the order to maintain the pattern.
Once the desired length is reached, prepare to add the clasp by integrating cup buttons and creating a toggle using 11/0 seed beads.
Finish the bracelet by securing the clasp and trimming any excess thread.
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Item Description
This video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company shows you how to make our previous "SuperDuo Knitted Herringbone Bracelet" in a tubular form, using Miyuki seed beads and SuperDuos.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
10 grams of SuperDuos or Twin Beads (varies based on wrist size)
Miyuki 11/0 Seed Beads in seafoam green luster (and other colors for variation)
4mm or 6mm crystals or plain round beads for decoration
Cup Buttons in jade Picasso for clasps
Pewter toggle and clasp (optional for a different finish)
Size 10 or 11 beading needle
Wildfire beading thread (0.008 inch, preferably in green)
Project Steps
Begin by stringing a sequence of SuperDuo (or Twin Bead), 11/0 seed bead, repeating this pattern six times on your thread.
Form a circle by passing the needle back through all the beads, creating a base for the tubular knit pattern.
Start building the pattern by adding a SuperDuo and 11/0 seed bead, passing through the existing beads in a specific order to create the tubular effect.
Continue adding beads in the sequence, paying attention to the order to maintain the pattern.
Once the desired length is reached, prepare to add the clasp by integrating cup buttons and creating a toggle using 11/0 seed beads.
Finish the bracelet by securing the clasp and trimming any excess thread.
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