Diamond Duo beads in two colors (one for the outer row and one for the inner row)
Crescent beads
15/0 seed beads for spacing
Optional: drops, Demi Round 11/0 beads, and Miyuki 8/0 beads for different variations
Wildfire beading thread
Beading needle (size 10 or 12)
Thread zap or scissors
Bead mat and a bead stopper
Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps
Quick Project Steps
Start by threading a needle with about five feet of beading thread and attaching a stop bead.
Begin the pattern by adding the inner Diamond Duo beads and crescents in alternating order, following the zigzag pattern detailed in the video.
After completing the center, proceed to add the outer Diamond Duo beads, securing them in place with 15/0 seed beads for spacing.
Introduce the clasp to one end of the bracelet using an 8/0 bead to secure it in place.
Complete the opposite side of the bracelet, mirroring the pattern and securing the other part of the clasp.
Finish the project by tying off and burning down the thread ends for a neat finish.
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Item Description
This video from The Potomac Bead Company teaches you how to make Allie Buchman's "Diamond's Edge" bracelet.
Designer's Material List
The Designer's suggested colors and materials:
Diamond Duo beads in two colors (one for the outer row and one for the inner row)
Crescent beads
15/0 seed beads for spacing
Optional: drops, Demi Round 11/0 beads, and Miyuki 8/0 beads for different variations
Wildfire beading thread
Beading needle (size 10 or 12)
Thread zap or scissors
Bead mat and a bead stopper
Project Steps
Start by threading a needle with about five feet of beading thread and attaching a stop bead.
Begin the pattern by adding the inner Diamond Duo beads and crescents in alternating order, following the zigzag pattern detailed in the video.
After completing the center, proceed to add the outer Diamond Duo beads, securing them in place with 15/0 seed beads for spacing.
Introduce the clasp to one end of the bracelet using an 8/0 bead to secure it in place.
Complete the opposite side of the bracelet, mirroring the pattern and securing the other part of the clasp.
Finish the project by tying off and burning down the thread ends for a neat finish.
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