Imagine the top of a giant mountain that has been covered by freshly fallen snow; that is exactly what Allie did when she decided to make her Summit Bracelet based on this breathtaking landscape. As a basic beading project, the only required materials are 1-Hole Halo Beads, Melon Beads, Potomac Crystal Rondelle Beads, and some Miyuki Seed Beads. However, use your imagination to envision beads of your choice in a 6mm and 8mm size as a replacement for the Melon Beads if you desire. With these variables that can be changed, many versions of the bracelet are ready to be created at your fingertips!
Preparation: Cut a 5 feet long .006 wildfire beading thread and thread two needles, one on each end.
Start with Clasp: Place three 11/0 Miyuki Seed Beads on the thread, add a Cup Button, and secure with three more 11/0 beads on each needle.
Bead Sequence: Alternate between Czech Melon Beads, Halo 1-Hole Beads, and Potomac Crystal Rondelle Beads, using 11/0 and 15/0 Miyuki Seed Beads as spacers.
Embellishing: Add Miyuki Seed Beads around the Melon Beads for extra detail.
Finishing Touches: Once the desired length is achieved, create a loop for the clasp to sit in and tie off the threads securely.
Bring your Czech glass beads to life with this necklace of dancing and floating flashes of color. All you need is stainless steel beading wire, crimp tubes, a clasp, and any collection of Czech glass beads to make this on beat necklace.
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Bring your Czech glass beads to life with this necklace of dancing and floating flashes of color. All you need is stainless steel beading wire, crimp tubes, a clasp, and any collection of Czech glass beads to make this on beat necklace.
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I had a hard time navigating your web site. Took too long to find everything I was looking for. When I go into the search bar I expect to have that item come up. Specifically I was looking for miniduo beads. This is the first time I've ordered from you. We'll see how it goes.
I can easily find what I am looking for, and the quality is always great!
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Jacqueline M.
03-26-25
Fine
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Cindy F.
03-26-25
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
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Rosanne E.
03-26-25
the beads are just what I ordered. The colors were what I expected
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Patricia E.
03-26-25
I love Potomac Beads. I have ordered from them for years. They are a great company to deal with, and if there's an issue, they have great customer service. I highly recommend them. I also recommend their Kit Box and Treasure Box subscriptions!!
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Janet B.
03-26-25
Have always wanted to try one of these. Thank you for the sale.
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Imagine the top of a giant mountain that has been covered by freshly fallen snow; that is exactly what Allie did when she decided to make her Summit Bracelet based on this breathtaking landscape. As a basic beading project, the only required materials are 1-Hole Halo Beads, Melon Beads, Potomac Crystal Rondelle Beads, and some Miyuki Seed Beads. However, use your imagination to envision beads of your choice in a 6mm and 8mm size as a replacement for the Melon Beads if you desire. With these variables that can be changed, many versions of the bracelet are ready to be created at your fingertips!
Preparation: Cut a 5 feet long .006 wildfire beading thread and thread two needles, one on each end.
Start with Clasp: Place three 11/0 Miyuki Seed Beads on the thread, add a Cup Button, and secure with three more 11/0 beads on each needle.
Bead Sequence: Alternate between Czech Melon Beads, Halo 1-Hole Beads, and Potomac Crystal Rondelle Beads, using 11/0 and 15/0 Miyuki Seed Beads as spacers.
Embellishing: Add Miyuki Seed Beads around the Melon Beads for extra detail.
Finishing Touches: Once the desired length is achieved, create a loop for the clasp to sit in and tie off the threads securely.
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