Allie from PotomacBeads makes the eye catching Illuminati Bracelet using Tubelet Beads, Potomac Crystals and Seed Beads. This is a two needle project, but would suit all skill levels of beaders, from beginner to experienced.
Looking to add a little dazzle to your jewelry collection? Check out this tutorial for a beautiful Illuminati Bracelet! This bracelet is made with stunning tubelet beads, Potomac crystals, and seed beads, and is sure to turn heads wherever you go. While this project requires two needles, it is suitable for beaders of all skill levels. So grab your supplies and get started today!
1. You will need tubelet beads, Potomac crystals, Miyuki seed beads and a cup button. You will be using black thread and two needle.
2. Start by putting on your cup button making sure that you have equal lengths of thread on both sides. Follow Allie as she shows you how to make this amazing illuminati bracelet.
3. Make sure to bring your thread back through the loop at the end to reinfore it. Tie the two thread ends together and burn off the loose ends.
These Illuminati bracelets are perfect for adding a little bit of bling to any outfit. Why not share your love of beading and give one as a gift?
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Allie from PotomacBeads makes the eye catching Illuminati Bracelet using Tubelet Beads, Potomac Crystals and Seed Beads. This is a two needle project, but would suit all skill levels of beaders, from beginner to experienced.
Looking to add a little dazzle to your jewelry collection? Check out this tutorial for a beautiful Illuminati Bracelet! This bracelet is made with stunning tubelet beads, Potomac crystals, and seed beads, and is sure to turn heads wherever you go. While this project requires two needles, it is suitable for beaders of all skill levels. So grab your supplies and get started today!
1. You will need tubelet beads, Potomac crystals, Miyuki seed beads and a cup button. You will be using black thread and two needle.
2. Start by putting on your cup button making sure that you have equal lengths of thread on both sides. Follow Allie as she shows you how to make this amazing illuminati bracelet.
3. Make sure to bring your thread back through the loop at the end to reinfore it. Tie the two thread ends together and burn off the loose ends.
These Illuminati bracelets are perfect for adding a little bit of bling to any outfit. Why not share your love of beading and give one as a gift?
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