Perfect for the Spring and Summer seasons, this Peony Bracelet is stunning from end to end. Allie uses RounDuos, O Beads, Potomac Crystal Rondelles 2x3mm and Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 and 15/0 to create this gorgeous flowery piece. Gather your materials and come create with us!
Prepare the Closure: Start with a cut button, adding one 11/0 seed bead, one Potomac Crystal Rondelle, and another 11/0 seed bead. Thread through the button to create the starting point. Base Pattern Creation: Use RounDuos, alternating with 15/0 seed beads, to create the bracelet's base. Ensure each RounDuo is flanked by 15/0 seed beads for a neat finish. Adding Peony Designs: Integrate O Beads and additional seed beads to weave peony flower designs along the bracelet. This involves a detailed process of adding and crossing beads to form the floral pattern. Closure Loop: After completing the bracelet length, create a loop with 11/0 seed beads to fit the cut button, reinforcing it for durability. Finishing Touches: Go back through the design to tighten and secure all beads, ensuring the peony designs are prominently displayed and the bracelet is ready to wear.
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Perfect for the Spring and Summer seasons, this Peony Bracelet is stunning from end to end. Allie uses RounDuos, O Beads, Potomac Crystal Rondelles 2x3mm and Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 and 15/0 to create this gorgeous flowery piece. Gather your materials and come create with us!
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Prepare the Closure: Start with a cut button, adding one 11/0 seed bead, one Potomac Crystal Rondelle, and another 11/0 seed bead. Thread through the button to create the starting point. Base Pattern Creation: Use RounDuos, alternating with 15/0 seed beads, to create the bracelet's base. Ensure each RounDuo is flanked by 15/0 seed beads for a neat finish. Adding Peony Designs: Integrate O Beads and additional seed beads to weave peony flower designs along the bracelet. This involves a detailed process of adding and crossing beads to form the floral pattern. Closure Loop: After completing the bracelet length, create a loop with 11/0 seed beads to fit the cut button, reinforcing it for durability. Finishing Touches: Go back through the design to tighten and secure all beads, ensuring the peony designs are prominently displayed and the bracelet is ready to wear.
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