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Pattern - Cartwheel Half Tila Donut Bracelet

Create your own stunning Cartwheel Half Tila Donut Bracelet with this step-by-step DIY jewelry-making tutorial by PotomacBeads. This tutorial covers all the materials and techniques you need, including Miyuki Half Tila beads, 15/0 seed beads, Potomac pearls, and Czech cabochons. The detailed instructions will guide you through creating a beautiful, handmade bracelet with a Claspgarten Infinite Box Push Clasp. Whether you're a beginner or experienced in beading, this artistic project is perfect for anyone who enjoys creating their own jewelry. Get started today and craft a piece you’ll love to wear or gift!

Step 1: Choose Your Materials

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Pattern - Cartwheel Half Tila Donut Bracelet

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Prepare Materials: Gather all the materials including Miyuki Half Tila beads, seed beads, pearls, and a clasp. Lay them out in an organized way. String the First Row: Start by threading the Miyuki Half Tila beads in a circular arrangement, ensuring they align properly. Add Seed Beads: Between each Tila bead, add 15/0 seed beads to connect them and form the base structure. Incorporate Pearls: Once the base is done, add the 2mm pearls around the outer edge to enhance the design and give it texture. Attach the Cabochon: Introduce the Czech cabochon to the center of the design, carefully securing it with additional seed beads. Connect the Clasp: Using the Claspgarten Infinite Box Push Clasp, attach it to both ends of the bracelet to complete the closure. Embellish: Add final pearls or beads for extra flair and ensure all beads are securely in place. Finishing Touches: Check the entire structure, tightening any loose threads or beads.

Step 4: Pick Your Own Colors

Step 5: Need Any Extra Materials?

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Create your own stunning Cartwheel Half Tila Donut Bracelet with this step-by-step DIY jewelry-making tutorial by PotomacBeads. This tutorial covers all the materials and techniques you need, including Miyuki Half Tila beads, 15/0 seed beads, Potomac pearls, and Czech cabochons. The detailed instructions will guide you through creating a beautiful, handmade bracelet with a Claspgarten Infinite Box Push Clasp. Whether you're a beginner or experienced in beading, this artistic project is perfect for anyone who enjoys creating their own jewelry. Get started today and craft a piece you’ll love to wear or gift!

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Project Steps

Prepare Materials: Gather all the materials including Miyuki Half Tila beads, seed beads, pearls, and a clasp. Lay them out in an organized way. String the First Row: Start by threading the Miyuki Half Tila beads in a circular arrangement, ensuring they align properly. Add Seed Beads: Between each Tila bead, add 15/0 seed beads to connect them and form the base structure. Incorporate Pearls: Once the base is done, add the 2mm pearls around the outer edge to enhance the design and give it texture. Attach the Cabochon: Introduce the Czech cabochon to the center of the design, carefully securing it with additional seed beads. Connect the Clasp: Using the Claspgarten Infinite Box Push Clasp, attach it to both ends of the bracelet to complete the closure. Embellish: Add final pearls or beads for extra flair and ensure all beads are securely in place. Finishing Touches: Check the entire structure, tightening any loose threads or beads.