In this video tutorial from PotomacBeads, Allie teaches you how to make the “Pocket Full of Posies” Bracelet designed by Kimrie Merrill. This project uses RounDuo mini, IrisDuo, & amos Par Puca beads. Find a complete list of beads and jewelry making supplies in the description below.
Beading thread (0.006 green wildfire thread recommended)
Cup button (for clasp)
Needle
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Quick Project Steps
Given the complexity and detailed nature of the tutorial, a concise version of step-by-step instructions includes: Start by preparing your thread and attaching the cup button clasp with 11/0 seed beads. Progress by adding RounDuo mini beads, IrisDuo beads, and Amos Par Puca beads to form the floral designs, using a two-needle method for symmetry and alignment. Continue building the bracelet by adding beads in a pattern that creates posy-like flowers, alternating between different types of beads for variety. Finish by securing the end with a loop for the clasp, reinforcing the thread paths for durability, and adding any desired embellishments or variations to personalize your bracelet.
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Item Description
In this video tutorial from PotomacBeads, Allie teaches you how to make the “Pocket Full of Posies” Bracelet designed by Kimrie Merrill. This project uses RounDuo mini, IrisDuo, & amos Par Puca beads. Find a complete list of beads and jewelry making supplies in the description below.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
RounDuo mini beads
IrisDuo beads
Amos Par Puca beads
11/0 seed beads
Beading thread (0.006 green wildfire thread recommended)
Cup button (for clasp)
Needle
Project Steps
Given the complexity and detailed nature of the tutorial, a concise version of step-by-step instructions includes: Start by preparing your thread and attaching the cup button clasp with 11/0 seed beads. Progress by adding RounDuo mini beads, IrisDuo beads, and Amos Par Puca beads to form the floral designs, using a two-needle method for symmetry and alignment. Continue building the bracelet by adding beads in a pattern that creates posy-like flowers, alternating between different types of beads for variety. Finish by securing the end with a loop for the clasp, reinforcing the thread paths for durability, and adding any desired embellishments or variations to personalize your bracelet.
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