Prepare Your Materials: Gather all the beads and materials listed. Cut approximately six feet of thread, and attach needles to both ends.
Starting the Bracelet: Begin with the clasp, using the right angle weave technique. Attach the table cut button first, then start adding the gemstones and seed beads.
Creating the Body: Use the right angle weave stitch to create the body of the bracelet, alternating between gemstones and seed beads. Incorporate different colors of seed beads for a mixed metal look.
Finishing the Bracelet: Once the desired length is reached, finish the bracelet by adding a loop for the clasp. Ensure the loop is securely attached and reinforced.
Adding Charms (Optional): For an extra touch, add charms by attaching them with seed beads at the end of the bracelet.
Final Touches: Tighten and adjust the bracelet to ensure it sits comfortably on the wrist. Trim any excess thread and secure the ends.
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Make this beautiful "Raw Gemstones" bracelet using the right angle weave stitch. Find more information and links to each of these products below.
Prepare Your Materials: Gather all the beads and materials listed. Cut approximately six feet of thread, and attach needles to both ends.
Starting the Bracelet: Begin with the clasp, using the right angle weave technique. Attach the table cut button first, then start adding the gemstones and seed beads.
Creating the Body: Use the right angle weave stitch to create the body of the bracelet, alternating between gemstones and seed beads. Incorporate different colors of seed beads for a mixed metal look.
Finishing the Bracelet: Once the desired length is reached, finish the bracelet by adding a loop for the clasp. Ensure the loop is securely attached and reinforced.
Adding Charms (Optional): For an extra touch, add charms by attaching them with seed beads at the end of the bracelet.
Final Touches: Tighten and adjust the bracelet to ensure it sits comfortably on the wrist. Trim any excess thread and secure the ends.
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