Create this cute as a button flower design bracelet using a two-needle Right Angle Weave technique, DiscDuo beads, gemstone 4mm round beads, Miyuki 11/0 seed beads, and a complimentary Potomax Infinite Cabochon clasp with a Czech Glass 10mm cabochon.
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Gemstones are the focus of this beaded bracelet design. Two hole DiscDuo beads are used strategically to help keep the floral design in place.
1.Add two needles onto the ends of one piece of 5 feet of DragonThread. Add 3 seed seads, your Potomax Metal clasp and 3 more seed beads onto the middle of your thread. Alternate crossing your needles through a 4mm gemstone bead and then seperating out the needes to add on the DiscDuo bead.
2.Watch the Floral Gemstone Bracelet to see Allie show you the step by step way to add on more beads, the clasp, and create a floral look.
3.After finishing the bracelet, reinforce the clasp by sewing back through all of the seed beads as well as the clasp loop. Tie the two thread ends together and burn down the remaing thread ends.
Enjoy changing up the design by incorporating additional two hole beads. Make a Floral Gemstone Bracelet of your own by using crystals to add a hint of shine.
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
•DiscDuo Bead - Jet Bronze 6mm, ~ 15 Pieces
•Gemstones - Purple Crazy Lace Round Beads 4mm, ~ 60 Pieces
•Miyuki Seed Beads - Duracoat Galvanized Light Champagne 11/0, ~ 2 Grams
•Potomax Infinite Cabochon Clasp 12.5mm, 1 Piece
•Czech Cabochons - Metallic Violet 10mm, 1 Piece
Enjoy using this jewelry-making bead tutorial video to help you become a more creative and happier beader!
00:00 – Intro: Overview of the bracelet design and materials.
00:35 – Step 1: Starting the bracelet with disc Duos, 11/0 seed beads, and 4mm gemstones.
03:48 – Step 2: Continuing the pattern and adding more beads to the design.
05:31 – Step 3: Reinforcing the clasp and securing the design.
07:48 – Step 4: Adding decorative elements and finalizing the bracelet.
09:02 – Outro: Final thoughts, encouragement to experiment, and closing remarks.
