This new beadweaving design from The potomac Bead Company teaches you how to make a SuperDuo star pattern, which can be used as a pendant, a bead, a zipper pull, and more. Find links to the specific products below.
Super Duo beads in various colors (opaque blue, opaque red, crystal lila luster, copper luster)
11/0 seed beads in colors like opaque cobalt and Duracoat silver, crystal labrador full
Size 10 English beading needle
Wildfire beading thread (0.006 or 0.008)
Scissors
Bead mat for easy bead pickup
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Quick Project Steps
Prepare your bead mat with SuperDuo beads and 11/0 seed beads.
Cut about 30 inches of beading thread, threading your size 10 beading needle.
Start without a stop bead, holding the end of your thread.
String one 11/0 seed bead, followed by two SuperDuo beads, repeating until you have ten SuperDuos, all separated by 11/0 seed beads.
Tie the ends in a square knot, leaving a small tail for finishing later.
Transition to the top hole of the SuperDuo bead to start the next part of the pattern.
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Item Description
This new beadweaving design from The potomac Bead Company teaches you how to make a SuperDuo star pattern, which can be used as a pendant, a bead, a zipper pull, and more. Find links to the specific products below.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
Super Duo beads in various colors (opaque blue, opaque red, crystal lila luster, copper luster)
11/0 seed beads in colors like opaque cobalt and Duracoat silver, crystal labrador full
Size 10 English beading needle
Wildfire beading thread (0.006 or 0.008)
Scissors
Bead mat for easy bead pickup
Project Steps
Prepare your bead mat with SuperDuo beads and 11/0 seed beads.
Cut about 30 inches of beading thread, threading your size 10 beading needle.
Start without a stop bead, holding the end of your thread.
String one 11/0 seed bead, followed by two SuperDuo beads, repeating until you have ten SuperDuos, all separated by 11/0 seed beads.
Tie the ends in a square knot, leaving a small tail for finishing later.
Transition to the top hole of the SuperDuo bead to start the next part of the pattern.
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Bullet 2
Bullet 3
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