This tutorial from PotomacBeads shows you how to make our 'Crystal Lace' bracelet using Miyuki seed beads, and your choice of other beads or crystals (can actually include gemstones, Czech glass, and other round beads). The technique this bracelet uses is a type of netted weave.
The Crystal Lace Bracelet is a simple project that can easily be completed by beaders of all skill levels. The light woven look sits comfortably on your wrist and can be made to sparkle and shine with the use of Potomac crystal Bicones.
1.Put a stop bead onto some .006 Wildfire thread, leaving enough of a tail to attach a clasp. Create a pattern of a gemstone followed by 3 seed beads, repeated 4 times. Bring the needle back through the middle gemstone towards the stop bead. This gets the beads set up for the second row.
2.Watch the PotomacBeads tutorial to see how Allie creates the design used to make the Crystal Lace Bracelet.
3.When you have finished the desired length put on a clasp of your choice. This can be made with seed beads or by knotting the ends to attach jump rings and a simple clasp.
The Crystal Lace bracelet is the perfect project to make when you’re looking for something quick to create. It’s easy to adjust the pattern for the width of your choice. This beaded bracelet would make a great last minute gift as it doesn’t use many materials.
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This tutorial from PotomacBeads shows you how to make our 'Crystal Lace' bracelet using Miyuki seed beads, and your choice of other beads or crystals (can actually include gemstones, Czech glass, and other round beads). The technique this bracelet uses is a type of netted weave.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Galvanized Sea Green
Gemstones - Amazonite Round
Potomac Crystal Bicone 4mm - Metallic Sky
Project Steps
The Crystal Lace Bracelet is a simple project that can easily be completed by beaders of all skill levels. The light woven look sits comfortably on your wrist and can be made to sparkle and shine with the use of Potomac crystal Bicones.
1.Put a stop bead onto some .006 Wildfire thread, leaving enough of a tail to attach a clasp. Create a pattern of a gemstone followed by 3 seed beads, repeated 4 times. Bring the needle back through the middle gemstone towards the stop bead. This gets the beads set up for the second row.
2.Watch the PotomacBeads tutorial to see how Allie creates the design used to make the Crystal Lace Bracelet.
3.When you have finished the desired length put on a clasp of your choice. This can be made with seed beads or by knotting the ends to attach jump rings and a simple clasp.
The Crystal Lace bracelet is the perfect project to make when you’re looking for something quick to create. It’s easy to adjust the pattern for the width of your choice. This beaded bracelet would make a great last minute gift as it doesn’t use many materials.
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