In this video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company, Allie Buchman teaches you to make her "Jumping Jack" bracelet. Find a list of supplies she uses here in the description.
Thread Zap II or similar for cutting and burning thread
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Quick Project Steps
Prepare Your Materials: Gather all beads, the clasp, thread, and needle as listed.
Thread Your Needle: Cut about 5 feet of beading thread and thread your needle, creating a stop bead to secure the work.
Begin Weaving: Start with a right angle weave, integrating round duo beads and bugles to form the bracelet's foundation.
Add Montees: Place montees diagonally within the design for embellishment, using 15/0 seed beads to secure them in place.
Attach the Clasp: Add the cut button clasp at one end and create a loop with seed beads at the other end for closure.
Decorative Options: Optionally, add decorative seed bead loops around selected round duo beads for additional embellishment.
Finalize: Tie off and burn the thread ends to secure your work.
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In this video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company, Allie Buchman teaches you to make her "Jumping Jack" bracelet. Find a list of supplies she uses here in the description.
Thread Zap II or similar for cutting and burning thread
Project Steps
Prepare Your Materials: Gather all beads, the clasp, thread, and needle as listed.
Thread Your Needle: Cut about 5 feet of beading thread and thread your needle, creating a stop bead to secure the work.
Begin Weaving: Start with a right angle weave, integrating round duo beads and bugles to form the bracelet's foundation.
Add Montees: Place montees diagonally within the design for embellishment, using 15/0 seed beads to secure them in place.
Attach the Clasp: Add the cut button clasp at one end and create a loop with seed beads at the other end for closure.
Decorative Options: Optionally, add decorative seed bead loops around selected round duo beads for additional embellishment.
Finalize: Tie off and burn the thread ends to secure your work.
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