Start with attaching a stop bead to your thread.
Create the bracelet base using a pattern of alternating six and eight millimeter beads, treating the eight millimeter beads like stop beads.
Begin circular brick stitch by adding two 11/0 beads, securing them underneath the threads on the side of the eight millimeter bead.
Continue adding beads one at a time, securing each to sit upright next to the previous bead.
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Item Description
This tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company shows how to make our new 'Twisted Brick Stitch' Bracelet using the beads of your choice!
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
.006 Wildfire beading thread
Wide eye needle
Eight millimeter beads
Six millimeter beads
Size 11/0 Delicas
Size 8/0 and 6/0 seed beads
Project Steps
Start with attaching a stop bead to your thread.
Create the bracelet base using a pattern of alternating six and eight millimeter beads, treating the eight millimeter beads like stop beads.
Begin circular brick stitch by adding two 11/0 beads, securing them underneath the threads on the side of the eight millimeter bead.
Continue adding beads one at a time, securing each to sit upright next to the previous bead.
Bullet 1
Bullet 2
Bullet 3
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