Learn how to create a multirow right angle weave featuring multihole Czech glass beads like DiscDuo beads, RounDuo beads and SuperDuo beads. Learn how to step up and create a multiholed, multirow DIY bracelet
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Quick Project Steps
Begin the Right Angle Weave:
Start with round Duo minis, creating a square unit using a stop bead on size 8 Green Dragon thread.
Step up from the first hole to the second hole of the round Duo mini.
Incorporate Multihole Beads:
Add a DiscDuo, a RounDuo mini, and another DiscDuo.
Sew through the beads, creating a right angle weave unit.
Repeat the pattern, alternating the beads.
Add Complexity:
Continue the pattern with DiscDuos, round Duos, and SuperDuos.
Create a patchwork design, resembling a honeycomb look for the bracelet.
Advance the Design:
Include SuperDuos in the second and third rows of the weave.
Add a clasp using a table cut button and Miyuki seed beads.
Final Touches:
Complete the second row of the weave.
Reinforce the clasp area and add seed beads along the exterior for a finished look.
Tie off and burn down the thread ends for a neat finish.
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Learn how to create a multirow right angle weave featuring multihole Czech glass beads like DiscDuo beads, RounDuo beads and SuperDuo beads. Learn how to step up and create a multiholed, multirow DIY bracelet
Designer's Material List
The designer's suggested colors & materials:
RounDuo Mini Beads - White Teal Luster 4mm, ~ 90 Beads
DiscDuo Beads - Zinc Iris 6mm, ~ 30 Beads
RounDuo Beads - Metallic Sea Blue 5mm, ~ 30 Beads
SuperDuo Beads - Silver Labrador Full 2.5x5mm, ~ 10 Beads
Table Cut Buttons - Opaque Blue Turquoise Travertine, 1 Button
Project Steps
Begin the Right Angle Weave:
Start with round Duo minis, creating a square unit using a stop bead on size 8 Green Dragon thread.
Step up from the first hole to the second hole of the round Duo mini.
Incorporate Multihole Beads:
Add a DiscDuo, a RounDuo mini, and another DiscDuo.
Sew through the beads, creating a right angle weave unit.
Repeat the pattern, alternating the beads.
Add Complexity:
Continue the pattern with DiscDuos, round Duos, and SuperDuos.
Create a patchwork design, resembling a honeycomb look for the bracelet.
Advance the Design:
Include SuperDuos in the second and third rows of the weave.
Add a clasp using a table cut button and Miyuki seed beads.
Final Touches:
Complete the second row of the weave.
Reinforce the clasp area and add seed beads along the exterior for a finished look.
Tie off and burn down the thread ends for a neat finish.
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