Practice your Right Angle Weave with this simple and elegant Triangular RAW Bracelet. Allie uses Tubelet Beads, Potomac Crystal Rounds 4mm, Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0, and a Cup Button to create this stunner! Gather your materials and come create with us!
Preparing Your Thread: Attach a stop bead to your thread to prevent beads from falling off.
Starting the Weave: String one tubelet bead, one crystal round, and two tubelet beads. Sew back through the first tubelet to form the base of your triangular RAW pattern.
Adding Beads: Continue adding one crystal round followed by two tubelet beads, sewing back through the previous beads to maintain the triangular pattern.
Clasp Addition: To integrate the clasp, add seed beads before attaching the table cut button, ensuring a secure and aesthetic finish.
Reinforcement: Sew back through the beads and clasp to reinforce the bracelet's structure for durability.
Finishing Touches: Add seed beads between the crystals and tubelet beads along both sides of the bracelet for a polished look. Finish by tying off and trimming excess thread.
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Practice your Right Angle Weave with this simple and elegant Triangular RAW Bracelet. Allie uses Tubelet Beads, Potomac Crystal Rounds 4mm, Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0, and a Cup Button to create this stunner! Gather your materials and come create with us!
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The Designer’s suggested colors and materials: ~7.5-inch (19 cm) wrist:
Preparing Your Thread: Attach a stop bead to your thread to prevent beads from falling off.
Starting the Weave: String one tubelet bead, one crystal round, and two tubelet beads. Sew back through the first tubelet to form the base of your triangular RAW pattern.
Adding Beads: Continue adding one crystal round followed by two tubelet beads, sewing back through the previous beads to maintain the triangular pattern.
Clasp Addition: To integrate the clasp, add seed beads before attaching the table cut button, ensuring a secure and aesthetic finish.
Reinforcement: Sew back through the beads and clasp to reinforce the bracelet's structure for durability.
Finishing Touches: Add seed beads between the crystals and tubelet beads along both sides of the bracelet for a polished look. Finish by tying off and trimming excess thread.
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