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The Charleston Bracelet Tutorial
Time for the classic Charleston Dance to begin.... on your wrist.
Check out the latest Infinite Clasp from Potomax in Anna's latest design featuring seed beads, glass pearls, Mermaid Glass and Potomac Crystals.
Technique learned:
Ladder Stich Basic Stringing
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
Potomax Long Oval 5-Loop Clasp Silver, 1 Bead
Potomac Crystal Long Ovals - Mystic Erinite, 1 Bead
Miyuki Cube Matte Black AB 3mm, 12 Beads
Potomac Crystal Bicones Aqua 3mm, 60 Beads
Potomac Pearls - Moonstone 4mm, 60 Beads
Mermaid Glass Beads Peridot Matte 6mm, 45 Beads
Miyuki Seed Beads - Duracoat Galvanized Sea Foam, 2 Grams
E6000 or Loctite or Super New Glue
Secondary Colourway:
Potomax Long Oval 5-Loop Clasp - Gunmetal, 1 Piece
Potomac Crystal Long Ovals - Mystic Burgundy, 1 Piece
Miyuki Cube Matte Black AB 3mm, 12 Pieces
Potomac Crystal Bicones Dark Sapphire 3mm, 60 Beads
Step 1: Choose Your Materials
Step 1: Choose Your Materials
Step 2: Watch the
Video Tutorial
Step 2: Watch the
Video Tutorial
The Charleston Bracelet Tutorial
The designer's suggested colors & materials:Potomax Long Oval 5-Loop Clasp – Silver, 1 Bead Potomac Crystal Long Ovals - Mystic Erinite, 1 Bead Miyuki Cube Matte Black AB 3mm, 12 Beads Potomac Crystal Bicones Aqua 3mm, 60 Beads Potomac Pearls - Moonstone 4mm, 60 Beads Mermaid Glass Beads Peridot Matte 6mm, 45 Beads Miyuki Seed Beads - Duracoat Galvanized Sea Foam, 2 Grams E6000 or Loctite or Super New Glue Secondary Colourway: Potomax Long Oval 5-Loop Clasp - Gunmetal, 1 Piece Potomac Crystal Long Ovals - Mystic Burgundy, 1 Piece Miyuki Cube Matte Black AB 3mm, 12 Pieces Potomac Crystal Bicones Dark Sapphire 3mm, 60 Beads Potomac Pearls - Comet 4mm, 60 Beads Mermaid Glass Beads Smoke Matte 6mm, 45 Beads Miyuki Seed Beads - Metallic Dark Raspberry Gold Luster, 2 Grams E6000 or Loctite or Super New Glue
Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps
Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps
Quick Project Steps
Quick Project Steps
This lustrous Charleston Bracelet is a beautiful accessory that you’ll love to use to dress up your look. Learn how to create this mesmerizing multi strand bracelet in this tutorial from PotomacBeads.
1. Add a cube bead to the thread and loop the thread around it a second time. Pick up another cube and take the needle back up through the first cube. Go down through the second cube and pick up another. Thread through the previous cube and back down the newest one. Continue the ladder stitch until you have 6 cubes in a row. This will be the width of the bracelet.
2. Watch the Charleston Bracelet tutorial to see how to create the strands for the bracelet.
3. Add the Potomax long oval 5-loop clasp by threading through the bridge threads in between the cubes on the end of the bracelet. Glue a long oval crystal in to the clasp. Burn down the loose thread ends throughout the project.
This lovely Charleston bracelet has lots of movement on your wrist, giving a pleasant flowing look. Choose your favorite suggested colorway, or make both and give one as a stunning gift.
1. Add a cube bead to the thread and loop the thread around it a second time. Pick up another cube and take the needle back up through the first cube. Go down through the second cube and pick up another. Thread through the previous cube and back down the newest one. Continue the ladder stitch until you have 6 cubes in a row. This will be the width of the bracelet.
2. Watch the Charleston Bracelet tutorial to see how to create the strands for the bracelet.
3. Add the Potomax long oval 5-loop clasp by threading through the bridge threads in between the cubes on the end of the bracelet. Glue a long oval crystal in to the clasp. Burn down the loose thread ends throughout the project.
This lovely Charleston bracelet has lots of movement on your wrist, giving a pleasant flowing look. Choose your favorite suggested colorway, or make both and give one as a stunning gift.
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
Step 6: Choose Your Next Project
Step 6: Choose Your Next Project
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Item Description
Time for the classic Charleston Dance to begin.... on your wrist.
Check out the latest Infinite Clasp from Potomax in Anna's latest design featuring seed beads, glass pearls, Mermaid Glass and Potomac Crystals.
Technique learned:
Ladder Stich Basic Stringing
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
Potomax Long Oval 5-Loop Clasp Silver, 1 Bead
Potomac Crystal Long Ovals - Mystic Erinite, 1 Bead
Miyuki Cube Matte Black AB 3mm, 12 Beads
Potomac Crystal Bicones Aqua 3mm, 60 Beads
Potomac Pearls - Moonstone 4mm, 60 Beads
Mermaid Glass Beads Peridot Matte 6mm, 45 Beads
Miyuki Seed Beads - Duracoat Galvanized Sea Foam, 2 Grams
E6000 or Loctite or Super New Glue
Secondary Colourway:
Potomax Long Oval 5-Loop Clasp - Gunmetal, 1 Piece
Potomac Crystal Long Ovals - Mystic Burgundy, 1 Piece
Miyuki Cube Matte Black AB 3mm, 12 Pieces
Potomac Crystal Bicones Dark Sapphire 3mm, 60 Beads
Designer's Material List
The designer's suggested colors & materials:Potomax Long Oval 5-Loop Clasp – Silver, 1 Bead Potomac Crystal Long Ovals - Mystic Erinite, 1 Bead Miyuki Cube Matte Black AB 3mm, 12 Beads Potomac Crystal Bicones Aqua 3mm, 60 Beads Potomac Pearls - Moonstone 4mm, 60 Beads Mermaid Glass Beads Peridot Matte 6mm, 45 Beads Miyuki Seed Beads - Duracoat Galvanized Sea Foam, 2 Grams E6000 or Loctite or Super New Glue Secondary Colourway: Potomax Long Oval 5-Loop Clasp - Gunmetal, 1 Piece Potomac Crystal Long Ovals - Mystic Burgundy, 1 Piece Miyuki Cube Matte Black AB 3mm, 12 Pieces Potomac Crystal Bicones Dark Sapphire 3mm, 60 Beads Potomac Pearls - Comet 4mm, 60 Beads Mermaid Glass Beads Smoke Matte 6mm, 45 Beads Miyuki Seed Beads - Metallic Dark Raspberry Gold Luster, 2 Grams E6000 or Loctite or Super New Glue
Project Steps
This lustrous Charleston Bracelet is a beautiful accessory that you’ll love to use to dress up your look. Learn how to create this mesmerizing multi strand bracelet in this tutorial from PotomacBeads.
1. Add a cube bead to the thread and loop the thread around it a second time. Pick up another cube and take the needle back up through the first cube. Go down through the second cube and pick up another. Thread through the previous cube and back down the newest one. Continue the ladder stitch until you have 6 cubes in a row. This will be the width of the bracelet.
2. Watch the Charleston Bracelet tutorial to see how to create the strands for the bracelet.
3. Add the Potomax long oval 5-loop clasp by threading through the bridge threads in between the cubes on the end of the bracelet. Glue a long oval crystal in to the clasp. Burn down the loose thread ends throughout the project.
This lovely Charleston bracelet has lots of movement on your wrist, giving a pleasant flowing look. Choose your favorite suggested colorway, or make both and give one as a stunning gift.
1. Add a cube bead to the thread and loop the thread around it a second time. Pick up another cube and take the needle back up through the first cube. Go down through the second cube and pick up another. Thread through the previous cube and back down the newest one. Continue the ladder stitch until you have 6 cubes in a row. This will be the width of the bracelet.
2. Watch the Charleston Bracelet tutorial to see how to create the strands for the bracelet.
3. Add the Potomax long oval 5-loop clasp by threading through the bridge threads in between the cubes on the end of the bracelet. Glue a long oval crystal in to the clasp. Burn down the loose thread ends throughout the project.
This lovely Charleston bracelet has lots of movement on your wrist, giving a pleasant flowing look. Choose your favorite suggested colorway, or make both and give one as a stunning gift.
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