This video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company teaches you how to make our new beaded pyramid ring, using one of the new Czech two hole pyramid beads, Miyuki 8/0 seed beads, and your choice of color of SuperDuo beads.
11/0 Miyuki seed beads (colors matching the project)
Wildfire beading thread (0.006" or 0.008")
Two size 10 English beading needles
Thread Zap or scissors for cutting thread
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Quick Project Steps
Gather all materials: one pyramid bead, SuperDuo beads, 11/0 seed beads, beading thread, two needles, and a thread cutter.
Cut approximately 2 feet of beading thread, threading a needle onto each end.
Start by threading both needles through the two holes of the pyramid bead, pulling until the thread is centered.
Add two 11/0 seed beads onto each needle, followed by a SuperDuo bead on each.
Create the band by alternating single SuperDuo beads on each side with shared SuperDuo beads in the center.
Continue the pattern to achieve the desired ring size, ending with two 11/0 seed beads on each side before threading through the second hole of the pyramid bead to close the loop.
Finish by weaving the thread ends back into the beadwork, knotting securely, and cutting any excess thread.
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Item Description
This video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company teaches you how to make our new beaded pyramid ring, using one of the new Czech two hole pyramid beads, Miyuki 8/0 seed beads, and your choice of color of SuperDuo beads.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
One Czech two-hole pyramid bead (12x12 mm)
SuperDuo beads (color of choice)
11/0 Miyuki seed beads (colors matching the project)
Wildfire beading thread (0.006" or 0.008")
Two size 10 English beading needles
Thread Zap or scissors for cutting thread
Project Steps
Gather all materials: one pyramid bead, SuperDuo beads, 11/0 seed beads, beading thread, two needles, and a thread cutter.
Cut approximately 2 feet of beading thread, threading a needle onto each end.
Start by threading both needles through the two holes of the pyramid bead, pulling until the thread is centered.
Add two 11/0 seed beads onto each needle, followed by a SuperDuo bead on each.
Create the band by alternating single SuperDuo beads on each side with shared SuperDuo beads in the center.
Continue the pattern to achieve the desired ring size, ending with two 11/0 seed beads on each side before threading through the second hole of the pyramid bead to close the loop.
Finish by weaving the thread ends back into the beadwork, knotting securely, and cutting any excess thread.
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