Gather all materials and prepare your workspace.
Start by threading the needle with wildfire beading thread and adding a Matubo bead to the center.
Add IrisDuo beads, ensuring the puffy side is up, and secure them with 11/0 and 15/0 seed beads in the specified pattern.
Continue adding IrisDuo and Matubo beads, following the pattern to create the bracelet's base.
Embellish the edges of the bracelet with Potomac Crystal Rondelles, using 15/0 seed beads to secure them in place.
Finalize the bracelet with a cut button closure and a loop made from 11/0 seed beads.
Knot and secure the thread, completing your Garden Gate Bracelet.
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03-22-25
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03-21-25
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03-21-25
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03-21-25
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03-21-25
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03-21-25
Reviews indicate supplies may not be complete. I was hoping to ship this to another address but didn’t see that option available. So I’ll need to pay two shipping fees.
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03-21-25
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03-21-25
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03-21-25
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Item Description
In this video tutorial from PotomacBeads, Marissa teaches you how to make her "Garden Gate" bracelet.
Gather all materials and prepare your workspace.
Start by threading the needle with wildfire beading thread and adding a Matubo bead to the center.
Add IrisDuo beads, ensuring the puffy side is up, and secure them with 11/0 and 15/0 seed beads in the specified pattern.
Continue adding IrisDuo and Matubo beads, following the pattern to create the bracelet's base.
Embellish the edges of the bracelet with Potomac Crystal Rondelles, using 15/0 seed beads to secure them in place.
Finalize the bracelet with a cut button closure and a loop made from 11/0 seed beads.
Knot and secure the thread, completing your Garden Gate Bracelet.
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