Beaded Open Micro Macrame Bracelet/Anklet Tutorial
Learn how to make a beautiful Beaded Open Micro Macrame Bracelet/Anklet with this DIY jewelry-making tutorial by PotomacBeads. In this video, you'll discover the artistic techniques of micro macrame, using BeadTec knotting cord, Miyuki seed beads, and table cut buttons. Perfect for summer accessories or elegant jewelry pieces, this step-by-step guide will help you create stunning bracelets, anklets, or necklaces. Gather your materials and join us in this creative beading adventure!
Table Cut Buttons - Opaque Blue Turquoise Travertine, 1 Piece
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Quick Project Steps
Gather Materials: Collect BeadTec knotting cord, Miyuki seed beads, table cut buttons, scissors, and a lighter.
Cut the Cord: Cut six pieces of cord, each about 32 inches long.
Create the Base Loop: Tie the cords together in a loop big enough for the button to pass through.
Start Knotting: Secure the cords and begin knotting using the alternating square knot technique, known as "Snoopy's nose."
Add Beads: After a few knots, add a bead to the right cord and continue knotting, alternating sides.
Separate and Continue: Split the cords into two groups of three and continue knotting, adding beads to each side.
Rejoin Cords: Bring the cords back together and continue the pattern, ensuring consistency.
Finish the Ends: Secure the button, tie off the ends, and use a lighter to burn and secure the knots.
Final Adjustments: Adjust the knots and beads for uniformity and trim any excess cord.
Create a double or tripple leather wrap with an extra flair. Use seed beads to create a delicate border to showcase a mosaic of gemstones, crystals and glass. This wrap is comfortable to wear and makes a great piece to take (or make) on a summer vacation destination.
Create a double or tripple leather wrap with an extra flair. Use seed beads to create a delicate border to showcase a mosaic of gemstones, crystals and glass. This wrap is comfortable to wear and makes a great piece to take (or make) on a summer vacation destination.
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Learn how to make a beautiful Beaded Open Micro Macrame Bracelet/Anklet with this DIY jewelry-making tutorial by PotomacBeads. In this video, you'll discover the artistic techniques of micro macrame, using BeadTec knotting cord, Miyuki seed beads, and table cut buttons. Perfect for summer accessories or elegant jewelry pieces, this step-by-step guide will help you create stunning bracelets, anklets, or necklaces. Gather your materials and join us in this creative beading adventure!
Table Cut Buttons - Opaque Blue Turquoise Travertine, 1 Piece
Project Steps
Gather Materials: Collect BeadTec knotting cord, Miyuki seed beads, table cut buttons, scissors, and a lighter.
Cut the Cord: Cut six pieces of cord, each about 32 inches long.
Create the Base Loop: Tie the cords together in a loop big enough for the button to pass through.
Start Knotting: Secure the cords and begin knotting using the alternating square knot technique, known as "Snoopy's nose."
Add Beads: After a few knots, add a bead to the right cord and continue knotting, alternating sides.
Separate and Continue: Split the cords into two groups of three and continue knotting, adding beads to each side.
Rejoin Cords: Bring the cords back together and continue the pattern, ensuring consistency.
Finish the Ends: Secure the button, tie off the ends, and use a lighter to burn and secure the knots.
Final Adjustments: Adjust the knots and beads for uniformity and trim any excess cord.
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