The Brie Necklace, designed by Sheryl Steele, is inspired by PotomacBeads' fulfillment team member Brie's autumn wedding. She will be walking down the aisle wearing DiscDuo Beads, O beads, and Potomax Crystal Chatons to add a little sparkle. Gather up your materials and create your own Brie Necklace design that is sure to bring the refreshing scenery and scents from the fall season outdoors to indoors!
Prepare Your Materials: Gather all the beads and materials listed. Start the First Component: Use five DiscDuo Beads in Zinc Iris and five DiamonDuo Minis in Pastel Burgundy. Thread these onto your wire, ensuring they face the same direction. Form the Component: Tie the beads into a circle, ensuring the knot is tight to prevent opening. Add Seed Beads and Chatons: Sew through the beads, adding Miyuki Seed Beads and Potomax Crystal Chatons between the larger beads for detail and sparkle. String Components Together: Once all seven components are created, string them together to form the necklace, adjusting the length as desired. Finish with a Clasp: Attach a Cup Button or your choice of clasp to finish the necklace securely.
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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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The Brie Necklace, designed by Sheryl Steele, is inspired by PotomacBeads' fulfillment team member Brie's autumn wedding. She will be walking down the aisle wearing DiscDuo Beads, O beads, and Potomax Crystal Chatons to add a little sparkle. Gather up your materials and create your own Brie Necklace design that is sure to bring the refreshing scenery and scents from the fall season outdoors to indoors!
Prepare Your Materials: Gather all the beads and materials listed. Start the First Component: Use five DiscDuo Beads in Zinc Iris and five DiamonDuo Minis in Pastel Burgundy. Thread these onto your wire, ensuring they face the same direction. Form the Component: Tie the beads into a circle, ensuring the knot is tight to prevent opening. Add Seed Beads and Chatons: Sew through the beads, adding Miyuki Seed Beads and Potomax Crystal Chatons between the larger beads for detail and sparkle. String Components Together: Once all seven components are created, string them together to form the necklace, adjusting the length as desired. Finish with a Clasp: Attach a Cup Button or your choice of clasp to finish the necklace securely.
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