Did you discover your Buried Treasure Box? Watch as Allie shows what she made with her new Potomacbeads Best Bead Box - Treasure Edition. Create a simple Eva bead bracelet featuring a vintage button clasp.
Technique learned: Basic Beading
Learn how to use the contents of your new PotomacBeads Best Bead Box - Treasure Edition to create a simple 2 hole bracelet featuring a button clasp. The simple design of the Button Clasp Bracelet can be recreated with many 2 hole beads to change up the look. 1. Cut 16" of your beading cable and double it over. Add your 2mm Czech round beads onto the wire cable and let them drop to the middle. 2. Fold the Potomax beading cable in half with the beads creating a loop and watch the Treasure Box Button Clasp Bracelet tutorial to see how to add on the two holed Eva beads and 4mm Potomac crystal bicones. 3. Grab a 2mm crimp bead from your stash and put both pieces of beading wire through it. Add a vintage Czech button and loop the wire back through the crimp tube to secure. The Treasure Box Button Clasp Bracelet can look beautiful using a collection of different beads with one or two holes. Use this PotomacBeads tutorial to help you learn the basic technique of working with a button and beading cable wire to create the look.
Bring your Czech glass beads to life with this necklace of dancing and floating flashes of color. All you need is stainless steel beading wire, crimp tubes, a clasp, and any collection of Czech glass beads to make this on beat necklace.
Technique learned:CrimpingBasic Beading
Bring your Czech glass beads to life with this necklace of dancing and floating flashes of color. All you need is stainless steel beading wire, crimp tubes, a clasp, and any collection of Czech glass beads to make this on beat necklace.
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Glasgow Rose Embroidered Pendant - DIY Jewelry Making Tutorial by PotomacBeads
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Did you discover your Buried Treasure Box? Watch as Allie shows what she made with her new Potomacbeads Best Bead Box - Treasure Edition. Create a simple Eva bead bracelet featuring a vintage button clasp.
Technique learned: Basic Beading
Learn how to use the contents of your new PotomacBeads Best Bead Box - Treasure Edition to create a simple 2 hole bracelet featuring a button clasp. The simple design of the Button Clasp Bracelet can be recreated with many 2 hole beads to change up the look. 1. Cut 16" of your beading cable and double it over. Add your 2mm Czech round beads onto the wire cable and let them drop to the middle. 2. Fold the Potomax beading cable in half with the beads creating a loop and watch the Treasure Box Button Clasp Bracelet tutorial to see how to add on the two holed Eva beads and 4mm Potomac crystal bicones. 3. Grab a 2mm crimp bead from your stash and put both pieces of beading wire through it. Add a vintage Czech button and loop the wire back through the crimp tube to secure. The Treasure Box Button Clasp Bracelet can look beautiful using a collection of different beads with one or two holes. Use this PotomacBeads tutorial to help you learn the basic technique of working with a button and beading cable wire to create the look.
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