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Crystal Netting Lace Bracelet Tutorial

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Enjoy this updated Crystal Netting video featuring Potomac Crystal bicone beads as well as Miyuki Seed Beads in size 11 and size 15. Follow these DIY jewelry making instruction to create a crystal bracelet and finish it with an elegant Claspgarten clasp.

Step 1: Choose Your Materials

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  • Potomac Crystal Bicone Beads - Jet 4mm | Pack of 120

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  • Miyuki Seed Beads - Silver Lined Ruby 15/0

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  • Miyuki Seed Beads - Silver Labrador Full 11/0

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  • Claspgarten Oval Filigree Paisley Box Push Clasp with Swarovski Crystals | 11x19mm | 1-Strand | Real Platinum Plated (Silver)

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Step 2: Watch the 
Video Tutorial

Crystal Netting Lace Bracelet Tutorial
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Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps

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Quick Project Steps

Starting the Bracelet: Begin with a stop bead on a size 10 needle and thread. Use 4mm bicones, 15/0, and 11/0 seed beads, creating a triangle formation as the base. Creating the Netting: Add 15/0 beads in a flower-like pattern around the 11/0 beads. Skip the bicones and continue the pattern, stepping up through beads for each new row. Adding Bicones and Netting: Introduce bicones in the netting, placing them between the 11/0 beads. Continue the netting pattern, ensuring the bicones are nestled within the design. Attaching the Clasp: Finish the netting and prepare to attach the Claspgarten clasp. Sew the clasp onto the bracelet, ensuring a secure and elegant finish. Final Touches: Secure and trim excess thread. Add clasps to both ends of the bracelet to complete the design.

Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?

Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?

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Enjoy this updated Crystal Netting video featuring Potomac Crystal bicone beads as well as Miyuki Seed Beads in size 11 and size 15. Follow these DIY jewelry making instruction to create a crystal bracelet and finish it with an elegant Claspgarten clasp.

Designer's Material List

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Project Steps

Starting the Bracelet: Begin with a stop bead on a size 10 needle and thread. Use 4mm bicones, 15/0, and 11/0 seed beads, creating a triangle formation as the base. Creating the Netting: Add 15/0 beads in a flower-like pattern around the 11/0 beads. Skip the bicones and continue the pattern, stepping up through beads for each new row. Adding Bicones and Netting: Introduce bicones in the netting, placing them between the 11/0 beads. Continue the netting pattern, ensuring the bicones are nestled within the design. Attaching the Clasp: Finish the netting and prepare to attach the Claspgarten clasp. Sew the clasp onto the bracelet, ensuring a secure and elegant finish. Final Touches: Secure and trim excess thread. Add clasps to both ends of the bracelet to complete the design.