Miyuki Tila beads (Opaque Cobalt used in the tutorial)
Miyuki Delica 11/0 seed beads (mixed blues)
Swarovski bicone crystals
Wildfire beading thread (0.006)
English beading needles (size 10)
A stop bead (size 6/0 or 8/0 in a contrasting color)
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Quick Project Steps
Prepare Your Materials: Cut about 3 feet of beading thread and attach a stop bead.
Start Beading: Add a Tila bead, bringing it down to the stop bead. Sew through the bead in alternating directions to secure it.
Continue Adding Tila Beads: Follow the diagonal stitch pattern, adding Tila beads to form a zigzag pathway.
Adding Fringes: After completing the bracelet's length, start adding fringes by sewing a seed bead, a crystal, and another seed bead, looping back to create a fringe effect.
Finishing: Continue adding fringes along the bracelet, securing the thread and trimming any excess.
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Item Description
This is PotomacBeads tutorial demonstrating how to make our "Tila Path" bracelet using Miyuki Tila beads, 11/0 seed beads, and crystals.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
Miyuki Tila beads (Opaque Cobalt used in the tutorial)
Miyuki Delica 11/0 seed beads (mixed blues)
Swarovski bicone crystals
Wildfire beading thread (0.006)
English beading needles (size 10)
A stop bead (size 6/0 or 8/0 in a contrasting color)
Project Steps
Prepare Your Materials: Cut about 3 feet of beading thread and attach a stop bead.
Start Beading: Add a Tila bead, bringing it down to the stop bead. Sew through the bead in alternating directions to secure it.
Continue Adding Tila Beads: Follow the diagonal stitch pattern, adding Tila beads to form a zigzag pathway.
Adding Fringes: After completing the bracelet's length, start adding fringes by sewing a seed bead, a crystal, and another seed bead, looping back to create a fringe effect.
Finishing: Continue adding fringes along the bracelet, securing the thread and trimming any excess.
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