In this video tutorial from PotomacBeads, Tereza is teaching us how to create a beginner-friendly Quarter Tila Lace Bracelet. To purchase PotomacBeads products featured in the tutorial, see the links below.
Step 1: Gather your materials including Quarter Tila, Miyuki beads (15/0 and 11/0 sizes), beading thread, and a glass button.
Step 2: Cut a length of beading thread (an arm's span recommended) and prepare your needle.
Step 3: Start the first segment by stringing Quarter Tila beads, paying attention to the orientation for detail-oriented crafters.
Step 4: Follow the pattern of alternating Quarter Tila beads with Miyuki Drops and seed beads, constructing the lace pattern.
Step 5: Repeat the segment pattern to achieve the desired bracelet length.
Step 6: Attach the glass button clasp to one end of the bracelet to finish.
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Item Description
In this video tutorial from PotomacBeads, Tereza is teaching us how to create a beginner-friendly Quarter Tila Lace Bracelet. To purchase PotomacBeads products featured in the tutorial, see the links below.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
Quarter Tila,Tila beads
Miyuki Quarter Tila,Tila beads
Miyuki Drops
Seed beads in sizes 15/0 and 11/0
Beading thread (KO, Hana, or One G recommended)
A glass button for the clasp
Project Steps
Step 1: Gather your materials including Quarter Tila, Miyuki beads (15/0 and 11/0 sizes), beading thread, and a glass button.
Step 2: Cut a length of beading thread (an arm's span recommended) and prepare your needle.
Step 3: Start the first segment by stringing Quarter Tila beads, paying attention to the orientation for detail-oriented crafters.
Step 4: Follow the pattern of alternating Quarter Tila beads with Miyuki Drops and seed beads, constructing the lace pattern.
Step 5: Repeat the segment pattern to achieve the desired bracelet length.
Step 6: Attach the glass button clasp to one end of the bracelet to finish.
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