Dropping Tilas class from PotomacBeads. This project (bracelet) uses Miyuki seed beads, Miyuki tilas, and Miyuki drops, plus your choice of beading thread.
The designer's suggested colors & materials: •Miyuki Tila Beads - Khaki Iris •Miyuki Drops - Blue Iris •Miyuki Delica 11/0 - Matte Metallic Dark Bronze •Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Opaque Green
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Quick Project Steps
Thread your needle with Wildfire beading thread, using two needles at each end.
Start by adding a Miyuki tila bead to the center of your thread, followed by three 11/0 seed beads on one side using one needle.
Pass the other needle through the beads in the opposite direction to secure them atop the tila bead.
Continue adding tila beads and seed beads in this alternating pattern, ensuring to pass through both holes of the tila beads.
Once the desired bracelet length is achieved, begin adding fringe using Miyuki drops. Add a drop by threading a Delica 11/0, a Miyuki drop, and another Delica 11/0 on one side, then secure it by passing through the adjacent tila bead.
Zigzag through the bracelet, adding drops on each side to create a beautiful fringe effect.
Finish by attaching an amethyst bead as the clasp, ensuring your bracelet is secure.
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I would like the same kit in silver for the special price but it is out of stock.....thanks
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Helen K.
03-21-25
hard to figure out shopping cart
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Eleanor K.
03-21-25
My local bead store closed a few years ago. I am glad to find a new place to shop
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Melissa M.
03-21-25
Good not hard to navigate website
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Jenny V.
03-21-25
Great variety of beads and fantastic free tutorials. I love getting the email every day to see what is on sale and the new projects.
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Luisa P.
03-20-25
hard time finding what I needed, out of stock, came back to the store was now available, had to make two orders, two shipment charges.
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Olivia Z.
03-20-25
Great choices available.
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Bonnie S.
03-20-25
I just wish they had more current sizes for cushion cut stones.
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Carol S.
03-20-25
Great srrvice.
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Amy K.
03-20-25
Wonderful Selection!
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Item Description
Dropping Tilas class from PotomacBeads. This project (bracelet) uses Miyuki seed beads, Miyuki tilas, and Miyuki drops, plus your choice of beading thread.
Designer's Material List
The designer's suggested colors & materials: •Miyuki Tila Beads - Khaki Iris •Miyuki Drops - Blue Iris •Miyuki Delica 11/0 - Matte Metallic Dark Bronze •Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Opaque Green
Project Steps
Thread your needle with Wildfire beading thread, using two needles at each end.
Start by adding a Miyuki tila bead to the center of your thread, followed by three 11/0 seed beads on one side using one needle.
Pass the other needle through the beads in the opposite direction to secure them atop the tila bead.
Continue adding tila beads and seed beads in this alternating pattern, ensuring to pass through both holes of the tila beads.
Once the desired bracelet length is achieved, begin adding fringe using Miyuki drops. Add a drop by threading a Delica 11/0, a Miyuki drop, and another Delica 11/0 on one side, then secure it by passing through the adjacent tila bead.
Zigzag through the bracelet, adding drops on each side to create a beautiful fringe effect.
Finish by attaching an amethyst bead as the clasp, ensuring your bracelet is secure.
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