Allie teaches you to make her patriotic 'Stars & Stripes' bracelet using nothing but Miyuki Delicas, Wildfire, and your choice of clasp!
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
Miyuki Delica 11/0 in Opaque Red (~3 Grams), Opaque Cobalt (~1 Gram), White Opal AB (~3 Grams), and Duracoat Galvanized Silver (~1/2 Grams)
Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 in Galvanized Yellow Gold (~1 Gram)
Elegant Elements Clasp Square Gold Plated (1 Piece)
Wildfire beading thread in white (0.006)
Size 10 beading needle
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Quick Project Steps
Start with gathering all materials and preparing your workspace.
Thread your needle with approximately 5 feet of white wildfire beading thread.
Begin the herringbone pattern with ladder stitch for the base row using the selected Delica 11/0 beads for the American flag design.
Follow the herringbone stitch technique, adding beads according to the pattern to create the flag's stars and stripes.
Continue the pattern to achieve the desired bracelet length, repeating the flag pattern or incorporating stripes as preferred.
Finish the bracelet by attaching the clasp using ladder stitch and secure the thread ends.
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Allie teaches you to make her patriotic 'Stars & Stripes' bracelet using nothing but Miyuki Delicas, Wildfire, and your choice of clasp!
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
Claspgarten - Elegant Elements Clasp Square Gold Plated, 1 Piece
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
Miyuki Delica 11/0 in Opaque Red (~3 Grams), Opaque Cobalt (~1 Gram), White Opal AB (~3 Grams), and Duracoat Galvanized Silver (~1/2 Grams)
Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 in Galvanized Yellow Gold (~1 Gram)
Elegant Elements Clasp Square Gold Plated (1 Piece)
Wildfire beading thread in white (0.006)
Size 10 beading needle
Project Steps
Start with gathering all materials and preparing your workspace.
Thread your needle with approximately 5 feet of white wildfire beading thread.
Begin the herringbone pattern with ladder stitch for the base row using the selected Delica 11/0 beads for the American flag design.
Follow the herringbone stitch technique, adding beads according to the pattern to create the flag's stars and stripes.
Continue the pattern to achieve the desired bracelet length, repeating the flag pattern or incorporating stripes as preferred.
Finish the bracelet by attaching the clasp using ladder stitch and secure the thread ends.
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