In this video tutorial from PotomacBeads, Allie teaches you how to make Eva Rushton's "On the Edge" bracelet. This design was one of the top 12 winners for the 2017 PotomacBeads Design Challenge. Find a list of supplies used in the description below.
Technique Learned:
Prepare your materials and cut approximately 5 feet of beading thread, attaching a needle to each end.
Start with the base of the bracelet, using DiscDuo and RounTrio beads to create a foundation.
Work on the top layer by adding X patterns with crystals between the round duo beads.
Incorporate AVA beads along the edges, using a mix of seed beads and RounTrio beads for support.
Add a loop for the clasp using seed beads and secure the cup button at one end.
Finish the bracelet by reinforcing the clasp and trimming excess thread.
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Item Description
In this video tutorial from PotomacBeads, Allie teaches you how to make Eva Rushton's "On the Edge" bracelet. This design was one of the top 12 winners for the 2017 PotomacBeads Design Challenge. Find a list of supplies used in the description below.
Technique Learned:
Free Form
Right Angle Weave
Designer's Material List
The Designer's suggested colors and materials for ~7.5-inch (19 cm) wrist:
Prepare your materials and cut approximately 5 feet of beading thread, attaching a needle to each end.
Start with the base of the bracelet, using DiscDuo and RounTrio beads to create a foundation.
Work on the top layer by adding X patterns with crystals between the round duo beads.
Incorporate AVA beads along the edges, using a mix of seed beads and RounTrio beads for support.
Add a loop for the clasp using seed beads and secure the cup button at one end.
Finish the bracelet by reinforcing the clasp and trimming excess thread.
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