Follow this video to create a new twist on the Superduo Tubular Knit Herringbone and use it as a bracelet or necklace. This is a colorful piece that will definitely put some pep in your step.
Prepare Your Thread: Start with .006 thread and a size 12 needle, about five feet long, attaching a stop bead at one end.
Begin Beading: String three SuperDuo beads, alternating with 11/0 seed beads, then pass the needle back through these beads to form a circle.
Expand the Circle: Continue adding SuperDuo beads and 11/0 seed beads, following the herringbone stitch technique to develop a tubular shape.
Build the Tubular Design: As you progress, add different colors of SuperDuo beads to create a pattern, ensuring the tubular shape is forming correctly.
Finish the Ends: Close up the design by adding 11/0 seed beads to taper the ends, then attach wire guards and the magnetic ball clasp.
Final Adjustments: Make sure the ends are secure, and the clasp is correctly attached, ensuring your jewelry piece is ready to wear.
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Follow this video to create a new twist on the Superduo Tubular Knit Herringbone and use it as a bracelet or necklace. This is a colorful piece that will definitely put some pep in your step.
Designer's Material List
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
Superduo Beads - Op Red Picasso, ~ 6 Grams
SuperDuo Beads - Aztec Gold, ~ 6 Grams
SuperDuo Beads - Turquoise Picasso, ~ 6 Grams
Miyuki Seed Beads - Galv Gold, ~ 2 Grams
Wire Guards - Gold Plated, 2 Pieces
Magnetic Ball Clasp - Gold plated, 1 Piece
Project Steps
Prepare Your Thread: Start with .006 thread and a size 12 needle, about five feet long, attaching a stop bead at one end.
Begin Beading: String three SuperDuo beads, alternating with 11/0 seed beads, then pass the needle back through these beads to form a circle.
Expand the Circle: Continue adding SuperDuo beads and 11/0 seed beads, following the herringbone stitch technique to develop a tubular shape.
Build the Tubular Design: As you progress, add different colors of SuperDuo beads to create a pattern, ensuring the tubular shape is forming correctly.
Finish the Ends: Close up the design by adding 11/0 seed beads to taper the ends, then attach wire guards and the magnetic ball clasp.
Final Adjustments: Make sure the ends are secure, and the clasp is correctly attached, ensuring your jewelry piece is ready to wear.
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