Prepare Materials:
Gather all necessary materials: 6mm bugle beads, Miyuki Tila beads, 1.8mm cube beads, size 11/0 seed beads, size 12 beading needles, and .006 Wildfire thread.
Thread Needles:
Pre-thread two size 12 beading needles with .006 Wildfire thread.
Start with Tila Beads:
Add a Tila bead, bugle bead, and another Tila bead to the middle of your thread.
Create the Fringe:
With the right needle, pick up a size 11/0 seed bead, a 1.8mm cube bead, and another size 11/0 seed bead. Sew through the Tila bead from right to left.
Add Bugle Beads:
Pick up a bugle bead and sew through the next Tila bead, repeating on the opposite side.
Continue the Pattern:
Repeat steps 4 and 5, adding beads to both sides, and ensuring the thread is pulled taut.
Finish the Bracelet:
Continue the pattern until the bracelet reaches the desired length. Secure the thread and add a clasp if desired.
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Item Description
Potomac Bead Company tutorial for the seed beaded 'Railroad bracelet', using Miyuki Tila beads, bugles, and cubes (or other small beads).
Prepare Materials:
Gather all necessary materials: 6mm bugle beads, Miyuki Tila beads, 1.8mm cube beads, size 11/0 seed beads, size 12 beading needles, and .006 Wildfire thread.
Thread Needles:
Pre-thread two size 12 beading needles with .006 Wildfire thread.
Start with Tila Beads:
Add a Tila bead, bugle bead, and another Tila bead to the middle of your thread.
Create the Fringe:
With the right needle, pick up a size 11/0 seed bead, a 1.8mm cube bead, and another size 11/0 seed bead. Sew through the Tila bead from right to left.
Add Bugle Beads:
Pick up a bugle bead and sew through the next Tila bead, repeating on the opposite side.
Continue the Pattern:
Repeat steps 4 and 5, adding beads to both sides, and ensuring the thread is pulled taut.
Finish the Bracelet:
Continue the pattern until the bracelet reaches the desired length. Secure the thread and add a clasp if desired.
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