Tubelet Leather Wrap Bracelet DIY Jewelry Making Kit

Cut a 24-inch piece of 1.5mm black Greek leather.
Attach the button clasp by threading the leather through the button holes and tying a knot.
Start beading by adding three Miyuki 11/0 seed beads between the leather strands.
Introduce the tubelet beads, maintaining even spacing and securing them with the thread.
Continue adding beads, alternating between seed beads and tubelet beads, ensuring consistent spacing.
Finish by tying a knot to secure the end, leaving enough space for the button clasp to fit through.

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Melissa S.

03-28-25

Out of a lot in stock.. but other then that ..oh ancient portal bracelet hasn't the right bead on the suggested beads

Sarah W.

03-28-25

They have beautiful products

Sonya B.

03-28-25

As long as my credit card is accepted, it's going well.

Paulette M.

03-28-25

Ok

Zachary D.

03-28-25

Fabulous site, grab bag email got me.

Cheryl H.

03-28-25

Thank you Potomac Beads for bringing beautiful quality bead to us!

Patricia G.

03-28-25

Love the March Madness sale!!!!

Lisa R.

03-28-25

Quick and easy, great products

VESNA D.

03-28-25

Great beads!

Gesche C.

03-28-25

Thank you always happy with service and product

Cut a 24-inch piece of 1.5mm black Greek leather.
Attach the button clasp by threading the leather through the button holes and tying a knot.
Start beading by adding three Miyuki 11/0 seed beads between the leather strands.
Introduce the tubelet beads, maintaining even spacing and securing them with the thread.
Continue adding beads, alternating between seed beads and tubelet beads, ensuring consistent spacing.
Finish by tying a knot to secure the end, leaving enough space for the button clasp to fit through.