Disc Duo beads (similar in size to Round Trio beads used in the example)
11/0 seed beads in Galvanized Gold and a brown rainbow variation
Potomac crystals in Garnet AB finish or 6/0 seed beads for embellishment
A cut button for the clasp
Wildfire beading thread (0.006 inches) in green color
Size 10, 11, or 12 beading needles
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Quick Project Steps
Prepare your materials and layout the beads according to the design.
Start with attaching the clasp using seed beads and the cut button.
Begin the beadwork pattern with Disc Duo beads, followed by alternating patterns of Diamond Duo and Disc Duo beads.
Incorporate 11/0 seed beads between the larger beads for detail and structure.
Add embellishments along the sides of the bracelet with Potomac crystals or 6/0 seed beads for a decorative edge.
Secure the weaving with knots and finish off with the thread burner for a polished look.
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Item Description
This video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company teaches you how to make Allie Buchman's "Queen of Diamonds" bracelet design.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
Diamond Duo beads
Disc Duo beads (similar in size to Round Trio beads used in the example)
11/0 seed beads in Galvanized Gold and a brown rainbow variation
Potomac crystals in Garnet AB finish or 6/0 seed beads for embellishment
A cut button for the clasp
Wildfire beading thread (0.006 inches) in green color
Size 10, 11, or 12 beading needles
Project Steps
Prepare your materials and layout the beads according to the design.
Start with attaching the clasp using seed beads and the cut button.
Begin the beadwork pattern with Disc Duo beads, followed by alternating patterns of Diamond Duo and Disc Duo beads.
Incorporate 11/0 seed beads between the larger beads for detail and structure.
Add embellishments along the sides of the bracelet with Potomac crystals or 6/0 seed beads for a decorative edge.
Secure the weaving with knots and finish off with the thread burner for a polished look.
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