Create a bracelet using 2 needle right angle weave using metal round beads, glass pearls and crystal bicones. Watch Allie in this DIY video to learn the step by step instructions to create this one of a kind bracelet being featured in the November Potomac Beads Kit subscription.
Prepare Materials: Gather metal round beads, glass pearls, crystal bicones, seed beads (11/0, 15/0), a clasp, and two needles with thread.
Start with Clasp: Attach the clasp using two needles and begin the base of the bracelet with a right-angle weave, adding beads in a specified order.
Add Beads: Follow the pattern of adding seed beads and crisscrossing through pearl beads, ensuring a snug fit and proper alignment.
Continue Pattern: Maintain the sequence of adding different-sized beads and crisscrossing through them, ensuring thread tension is even.
Cinching Up: After reaching the desired length, add the clasp at the other end and cinch the bracelet for a snug fit.
Add Decorative Elements: Embellish the bracelet with additional seed beads and crystals, enhancing the bracelet's appearance.
Finalize the Bracelet: Secure the clasp, trim any excess thread, and add any final touches for a polished look.
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Learn how to create beautiful and artistic RounDuo Bangle Stacker Bracelets in this DIY jewelry-making tutorial. Using RounDuo or RounDuo Mini beads paired with 11/0, 15/0, and 8/0 seed beads, this video will guide you through each step, from selecting materials to finishing with a clasp or continuous bangle design. Perfect for both beginners and advanced beaders, this project allows for endless creativity with color combinations. Shop the materials needed and follow along to create your own unique bracelet!
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Create a bracelet using 2 needle right angle weave using metal round beads, glass pearls and crystal bicones. Watch Allie in this DIY video to learn the step by step instructions to create this one of a kind bracelet being featured in the November Potomac Beads Kit subscription.
Prepare Materials: Gather metal round beads, glass pearls, crystal bicones, seed beads (11/0, 15/0), a clasp, and two needles with thread.
Start with Clasp: Attach the clasp using two needles and begin the base of the bracelet with a right-angle weave, adding beads in a specified order.
Add Beads: Follow the pattern of adding seed beads and crisscrossing through pearl beads, ensuring a snug fit and proper alignment.
Continue Pattern: Maintain the sequence of adding different-sized beads and crisscrossing through them, ensuring thread tension is even.
Cinching Up: After reaching the desired length, add the clasp at the other end and cinch the bracelet for a snug fit.
Add Decorative Elements: Embellish the bracelet with additional seed beads and crystals, enhancing the bracelet's appearance.
Finalize the Bracelet: Secure the clasp, trim any excess thread, and add any final touches for a polished look.
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