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Herringbone Knotted Macrame Bracelet Tutorial

  • Picture of Accessories, Bracelet, Jewelry, Turquoise, Ornament
  • Picture of Accessories, Bracelet, Jewelry, Turquoise
  • Picture of Accessories, Bracelet, Jewelry, Necklace
  • Picture of Accessories, Bracelet, Jewelry, Turquoise
Don't be intimidated any longer by micro macrame. In this video, Allie shows how to very simply, create a unique knotted design using BeadTec Knotting cord and turquoise gemstones. This bracelet technique is a perfect way to avoid metals for those that have metal allergies and still want a handmade jewelry look and experience.

Step 1: Choose Your Materials

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Step 2: Watch the 
Video Tutorial

Herringbone Knotted Macrame Bracelet Tutorial
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
  • BeadTec Knotting Cord – Brown .8mm, ~ 12 Feet
  • Gemstones - Magnesite 'Turquoise' Round Beads 8mm, ~ 6 Beads
  • Gemstones - Magnesite 'Turquoise' Round Beads 4mm, 2 beads
  • Mini Macrame Board 7.5x10.5 Inches, 1 Board Secondary Colorway:
  • BeadTec Knotting Cord - Brown .8mm, ~ 16 feet
  • Miyuki Seed Beads - Aztec Gold 8/0, ~ 20 Beads
  • Miyuki Seed Beads - White Pearl Ceylon 6/0, ~ 20 Beads
  • Mini Macrame Board 7.5x10.5 Inches, 1 Board

    • Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps

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    Quick Project Steps

    Preparing the Cord and Beads: Select and test your beads with the cord. Cut and prepare four equal pieces of BeadTec Knotting Cord.
    Starting the Bracelet: Begin by creating a knot and attaching a button or forming a slip knot for the clasp.
    Adding Beads: Place the beads on the cord according to the design, ensuring they fit the cord's thickness.
    Knotting Technique: Employ the herringbone knotting technique, starting with the topmost cord and alternating sides to create a symmetrical pattern.
    Finishing Touches: Conclude the bracelet by tapering the end knots to mimic the beginning and secure any loose ends with a thread burner or lighter.

    Step 4: Pick Your Own Colors

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    Item Description

    Don't be intimidated any longer by micro macrame. In this video, Allie shows how to very simply, create a unique knotted design using BeadTec Knotting cord and turquoise gemstones. This bracelet technique is a perfect way to avoid metals for those that have metal allergies and still want a handmade jewelry look and experience.

    Designer's Material List

    The designer's suggested colors & materials:
  • BeadTec Knotting Cord – Brown .8mm, ~ 12 Feet
  • Gemstones - Magnesite 'Turquoise' Round Beads 8mm, ~ 6 Beads
  • Gemstones - Magnesite 'Turquoise' Round Beads 4mm, 2 beads
  • Mini Macrame Board 7.5x10.5 Inches, 1 Board Secondary Colorway:
  • BeadTec Knotting Cord - Brown .8mm, ~ 16 feet
  • Miyuki Seed Beads - Aztec Gold 8/0, ~ 20 Beads
  • Miyuki Seed Beads - White Pearl Ceylon 6/0, ~ 20 Beads
  • Mini Macrame Board 7.5x10.5 Inches, 1 Board

    • Project Steps

    Preparing the Cord and Beads: Select and test your beads with the cord. Cut and prepare four equal pieces of BeadTec Knotting Cord.
    Starting the Bracelet: Begin by creating a knot and attaching a button or forming a slip knot for the clasp.
    Adding Beads: Place the beads on the cord according to the design, ensuring they fit the cord's thickness.
    Knotting Technique: Employ the herringbone knotting technique, starting with the topmost cord and alternating sides to create a symmetrical pattern.
    Finishing Touches: Conclude the bracelet by tapering the end knots to mimic the beginning and secure any loose ends with a thread burner or lighter.