This video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company teaches you how to make our "Cubit" bracelet, using different sizes of Miyuki cubes. Find specific links for products below.
Silver lined light amethyst, matte black AB, AB topaz beads
Size 10 English beading needles
Wildfire beading thread (0.006 inch)
Super New Glue
Needle nose pliers
Thread nipper (or thread burner)
Jet Picasso cut button
Bead mat
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Quick Project Steps
Begin with a right-angle weave base using 3mm cubes.
Add a second and third row to form the bracelet's structure.
Embellish the bracelet by sewing in 1.8mm cubes along the outer edges and between the rows for a contrasting look.
Finish by attaching a clasp using the cube beads and secure with several knots, reinforced with Super New Glue.
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Item Description
This video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company teaches you how to make our "Cubit" bracelet, using different sizes of Miyuki cubes. Find specific links for products below.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
Miyuki cubes in 3mm and 1.8mm sizes
Silver lined light amethyst, matte black AB, AB topaz beads
Size 10 English beading needles
Wildfire beading thread (0.006 inch)
Super New Glue
Needle nose pliers
Thread nipper (or thread burner)
Jet Picasso cut button
Bead mat
Project Steps
Begin with a right-angle weave base using 3mm cubes.
Add a second and third row to form the bracelet's structure.
Embellish the bracelet by sewing in 1.8mm cubes along the outer edges and between the rows for a contrasting look.
Finish by attaching a clasp using the cube beads and secure with several knots, reinforced with Super New Glue.
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