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Elsa Bracelet Tutorial
Feel frosty and fabulous with this gorgeous DIY beaded Elsa Bracelet. Allie shows us step-by-step how to use a RAW stitch to create this simple but stunning piece. Use this design element to make a bracelet, necklace, pendant, or a pair of crystal earrings.
Technique Learned: RAW (Right Angle Weave)
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
Potomac Crystal Disco Ball 8mm - Jet, ~12 Beads
Potomac Pearls 6mm - Almond Satin, ~44 Beads
Potomac Crystal Bicone 2mm - Greige, ~12 Beads
Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Duracoat Galvanized Silver, ~2 Grams
Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 - Galvanized Gold, ~1 Gram
Cup Button - Jet Hematite, 1 Piece
Second Colorway:
Potomac Crystal Disco Ball 8mm - Light Sapphire, ~12 Beads
Potomac Pearls 6mm - Opal AB, ~44 Beads
Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Duracoat Galvanized Silver, ~2 Grams
Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 - Galvanized Gold, ~1 Gram
Clasp, 1 Piece
Step 1: Choose Your Materials
Step 1: Choose Your Materials
Step 2: Watch the
Video Tutorial
Step 2: Watch the
Video Tutorial
Elsa Bracelet Tutorial
The designer's suggested colors & materials: Potomac Crystal Disco Ball 8mm - Jet, ~ 12 Beads Potomac Pearl 6mm - Almond Satin, ~ 44 Beads Potomac Crystal Bicone 2mm - Greige, ~ 12 Beads Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Duracoat Galvanized Silver, ~ 2 Grams Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 - Galvanized Gold, ~ 1 Gram Cup Button - Jet Hematite, 1 Piece Secondary Colorway Necklace: Potomac Crystal Disco Ball 8mm - Light Sapphire, ~ 12 Beads Potomac Crystal Disco Ball 6mm - Opal AB, ~ 44 Beads Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Duracoat Galvanized Silver, ~ 2 Grams Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 - Galvanized Gold, ~ 1 Gram Clasp, 1 Piece
Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps
Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps
Quick Project Steps
Quick Project Steps
Learn how to easily make the elegant Elsa Bracelet in this PotomacBeads tutorial. The sparkle from the Potomac crystals really catch the eye and dress up an outfit.
1.Put a stop bead onto the thread using a size 10 needle on .006 Dragonthread. Leave about a 10 inch tail. Pick up an 8mm crystal, an 11/0 seed bead, two pearls and another seed bead. Repeat the pattern. Bring the needle through the first crystal from the stop bead. This forms the first RAW unit.
2.Watch the Elsa Bracelet tutorial to learn how to make the design for the beaded bracelet using a Right Angle Weave.
3.Make a loop for the button. Make a base for the loop with 4 seed beads and a crystal. Then add a loop of seed beads big enough to fit the button. Thread through the beads another couple times to strengthen them.
This Elsa bracelet is a great way practice up your beading skills. Have fun making it in each of the suggested colorways and give one to a friend.
1.Put a stop bead onto the thread using a size 10 needle on .006 Dragonthread. Leave about a 10 inch tail. Pick up an 8mm crystal, an 11/0 seed bead, two pearls and another seed bead. Repeat the pattern. Bring the needle through the first crystal from the stop bead. This forms the first RAW unit.
2.Watch the Elsa Bracelet tutorial to learn how to make the design for the beaded bracelet using a Right Angle Weave.
3.Make a loop for the button. Make a base for the loop with 4 seed beads and a crystal. Then add a loop of seed beads big enough to fit the button. Thread through the beads another couple times to strengthen them.
This Elsa bracelet is a great way practice up your beading skills. Have fun making it in each of the suggested colorways and give one to a friend.
Step 4: Pick Your Own Colors
Step 4: Pick Your Own Colors
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?
Step 6: Choose Your Next Project
Step 6: Choose Your Next Project
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Step 6: Choose Your Next Project
Step 6: Choose Your Next Project
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Item Description
Feel frosty and fabulous with this gorgeous DIY beaded Elsa Bracelet. Allie shows us step-by-step how to use a RAW stitch to create this simple but stunning piece. Use this design element to make a bracelet, necklace, pendant, or a pair of crystal earrings.
Technique Learned: RAW (Right Angle Weave)
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
Potomac Crystal Disco Ball 8mm - Jet, ~12 Beads
Potomac Pearls 6mm - Almond Satin, ~44 Beads
Potomac Crystal Bicone 2mm - Greige, ~12 Beads
Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Duracoat Galvanized Silver, ~2 Grams
Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 - Galvanized Gold, ~1 Gram
Cup Button - Jet Hematite, 1 Piece
Second Colorway:
Potomac Crystal Disco Ball 8mm - Light Sapphire, ~12 Beads
Potomac Pearls 6mm - Opal AB, ~44 Beads
Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Duracoat Galvanized Silver, ~2 Grams
Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 - Galvanized Gold, ~1 Gram
Clasp, 1 Piece
Designer's Material List
The designer's suggested colors & materials: Potomac Crystal Disco Ball 8mm - Jet, ~ 12 Beads Potomac Pearl 6mm - Almond Satin, ~ 44 Beads Potomac Crystal Bicone 2mm - Greige, ~ 12 Beads Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Duracoat Galvanized Silver, ~ 2 Grams Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 - Galvanized Gold, ~ 1 Gram Cup Button - Jet Hematite, 1 Piece Secondary Colorway Necklace: Potomac Crystal Disco Ball 8mm - Light Sapphire, ~ 12 Beads Potomac Crystal Disco Ball 6mm - Opal AB, ~ 44 Beads Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Duracoat Galvanized Silver, ~ 2 Grams Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 - Galvanized Gold, ~ 1 Gram Clasp, 1 Piece
Project Steps
Learn how to easily make the elegant Elsa Bracelet in this PotomacBeads tutorial. The sparkle from the Potomac crystals really catch the eye and dress up an outfit.
1.Put a stop bead onto the thread using a size 10 needle on .006 Dragonthread. Leave about a 10 inch tail. Pick up an 8mm crystal, an 11/0 seed bead, two pearls and another seed bead. Repeat the pattern. Bring the needle through the first crystal from the stop bead. This forms the first RAW unit.
2.Watch the Elsa Bracelet tutorial to learn how to make the design for the beaded bracelet using a Right Angle Weave.
3.Make a loop for the button. Make a base for the loop with 4 seed beads and a crystal. Then add a loop of seed beads big enough to fit the button. Thread through the beads another couple times to strengthen them.
This Elsa bracelet is a great way practice up your beading skills. Have fun making it in each of the suggested colorways and give one to a friend.
1.Put a stop bead onto the thread using a size 10 needle on .006 Dragonthread. Leave about a 10 inch tail. Pick up an 8mm crystal, an 11/0 seed bead, two pearls and another seed bead. Repeat the pattern. Bring the needle through the first crystal from the stop bead. This forms the first RAW unit.
2.Watch the Elsa Bracelet tutorial to learn how to make the design for the beaded bracelet using a Right Angle Weave.
3.Make a loop for the button. Make a base for the loop with 4 seed beads and a crystal. Then add a loop of seed beads big enough to fit the button. Thread through the beads another couple times to strengthen them.
This Elsa bracelet is a great way practice up your beading skills. Have fun making it in each of the suggested colorways and give one to a friend.
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