Bridgette shows how to make three easy, breezy Summer Anklets in PotomacBeads' daily video tutorial. These three styles are great for the beach or for summer picnics and are effortless to make for beginning beaders. They are also great for using any beads you may have on stock!
Cluster Anklet:
Cut 8.5 inches of chain. Use jump rings to attach clusters of Miyuki drops at intervals along the chain. Finish with a clasp.
Wrap Anklet:
String 4mm round gemstones on a thread, securing them with wire guards at both ends. Attach a clasp and a charm for added embellishment. This design can also function as a necklace.
Crystal and Chain Anklet:
String 2x1.5mm crystals to a desired length, secure with wire guards. Connect one end to a chain and finish with a clasp. Optionally, add charms for decoration.
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03-27-25
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03-27-25
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03-27-25
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03-26-25
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03-26-25
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03-26-25
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Item Description
Bridgette shows how to make three easy, breezy Summer Anklets in PotomacBeads' daily video tutorial. These three styles are great for the beach or for summer picnics and are effortless to make for beginning beaders. They are also great for using any beads you may have on stock!
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
Chain (8.5 inches)
4mm jump rings
Miyuki drops in various colors
Wire guards
4mm round gemstones in two colors
SS24 chatons and chaton settings
Loctite glue
2x1.5mm crystals
Needle and thread
Project Steps
Cluster Anklet:
Cut 8.5 inches of chain. Use jump rings to attach clusters of Miyuki drops at intervals along the chain. Finish with a clasp.
Wrap Anklet:
String 4mm round gemstones on a thread, securing them with wire guards at both ends. Attach a clasp and a charm for added embellishment. This design can also function as a necklace.
Crystal and Chain Anklet:
String 2x1.5mm crystals to a desired length, secure with wire guards. Connect one end to a chain and finish with a clasp. Optionally, add charms for decoration.
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