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Roman Ruins Bracelet Tutorial
This tutorial from PotomacBeads shows you how to make our "Roman Ruins" bracelet, which is based upon peyote stitch and uses a mixture of Miyuki seed beads and bugle beads.
Step 2: Watch the
Video Tutorial
Step 2: Watch the
Video Tutorial
Roman Ruins Bracelet Tutorial
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
11/0 Miyuki seed beads
3mm bugle beads (6mm can also be used with adjustments)
Clasps for bracelet closure
Beading needle (size 10 or 12 recommended)
Beading thread (.006 inch wildfire or fireline recommended)
Stop bead
Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps
Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps
Quick Project Steps
Quick Project Steps
Prepare Your Materials: Gather 11/0 seed beads, 3mm bugle beads, a clasp, a beading needle, beading thread, and a stop bead.
Attach the Stop Bead: Thread your needle and pass it through a stop bead twice, leaving a six-inch tail. This will hold your work in place.
Begin the Bead Pattern: String two 11/0 seed beads, one bugle bead, repeating until you have four sections of bugle beads separated by seed beads.
End with two seed beads.
Start the Peyote Stitch: Skipping the first seed bead, pass through the next seed bead, adding 11/0 seed beads and integrating bugle beads into the pattern.
Continue the Pattern: Follow the peyote stitch technique, alternating between adding seed beads and passing through bugle beads to extend the bracelet.
Finish the Bracelet: Once you reach the desired length, secure the ends with clasps to complete your Roman Ruins bracelet.
Attach the Stop Bead: Thread your needle and pass it through a stop bead twice, leaving a six-inch tail. This will hold your work in place.
Begin the Bead Pattern: String two 11/0 seed beads, one bugle bead, repeating until you have four sections of bugle beads separated by seed beads.
End with two seed beads.
Start the Peyote Stitch: Skipping the first seed bead, pass through the next seed bead, adding 11/0 seed beads and integrating bugle beads into the pattern.
Continue the Pattern: Follow the peyote stitch technique, alternating between adding seed beads and passing through bugle beads to extend the bracelet.
Finish the Bracelet: Once you reach the desired length, secure the ends with clasps to complete your Roman Ruins bracelet.
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
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Project Length/Size: 1.5"
Technique Learned: Hubble Stitch
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Item Description
This tutorial from PotomacBeads shows you how to make our "Roman Ruins" bracelet, which is based upon peyote stitch and uses a mixture of Miyuki seed beads and bugle beads.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
11/0 Miyuki seed beads
3mm bugle beads (6mm can also be used with adjustments)
Clasps for bracelet closure
Beading needle (size 10 or 12 recommended)
Beading thread (.006 inch wildfire or fireline recommended)
Stop bead
Project Steps
Prepare Your Materials: Gather 11/0 seed beads, 3mm bugle beads, a clasp, a beading needle, beading thread, and a stop bead.
Attach the Stop Bead: Thread your needle and pass it through a stop bead twice, leaving a six-inch tail. This will hold your work in place.
Begin the Bead Pattern: String two 11/0 seed beads, one bugle bead, repeating until you have four sections of bugle beads separated by seed beads.
End with two seed beads.
Start the Peyote Stitch: Skipping the first seed bead, pass through the next seed bead, adding 11/0 seed beads and integrating bugle beads into the pattern.
Continue the Pattern: Follow the peyote stitch technique, alternating between adding seed beads and passing through bugle beads to extend the bracelet.
Finish the Bracelet: Once you reach the desired length, secure the ends with clasps to complete your Roman Ruins bracelet.
Attach the Stop Bead: Thread your needle and pass it through a stop bead twice, leaving a six-inch tail. This will hold your work in place.
Begin the Bead Pattern: String two 11/0 seed beads, one bugle bead, repeating until you have four sections of bugle beads separated by seed beads.
End with two seed beads.
Start the Peyote Stitch: Skipping the first seed bead, pass through the next seed bead, adding 11/0 seed beads and integrating bugle beads into the pattern.
Continue the Pattern: Follow the peyote stitch technique, alternating between adding seed beads and passing through bugle beads to extend the bracelet.
Finish the Bracelet: Once you reach the desired length, secure the ends with clasps to complete your Roman Ruins bracelet.
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