11/0 seed beads (Ivory Ceylon and Galvanized Gold mentioned)
Miyuki 3.4mm drop beads (Black Bronze color mentioned)
8mm round bead (Marbleized Pyrite and Cat's Eye mentioned)
6mm soldered ring
Super New Glue
Size 10 beading needle
Wildfire beading thread (0.006", white color)
Scissors and thread burner
Step 3: Need More Help? Follow these Steps
Quick Project Steps
Gather materials: 11/0 seed beads, Miyuki drops, 8mm round bead, beading thread, needle, and tools.
Thread the needle with 2 feet of beading thread, add a seed bead and a teardrop, and secure with a knot.
Add 20 11/0 seed beads, followed by the 8mm bead and loop through a soldered ring.
Repeat the bead addition process for each tassel strand, ensuring even spacing and length.
After adding the desired number of strands, finish the tassel by knotting the thread and applying glue to secure the ends.
For a necklace, consider adding more beads and knots for a cohesive design.
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Item Description
This is the PotomacBeads tutorial teaching you how to make the "Seed Bead Tassels".
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
11/0 seed beads (Ivory Ceylon and Galvanized Gold mentioned)
Miyuki 3.4mm drop beads (Black Bronze color mentioned)
8mm round bead (Marbleized Pyrite and Cat's Eye mentioned)
6mm soldered ring
Super New Glue
Size 10 beading needle
Wildfire beading thread (0.006", white color)
Scissors and thread burner
Project Steps
Gather materials: 11/0 seed beads, Miyuki drops, 8mm round bead, beading thread, needle, and tools.
Thread the needle with 2 feet of beading thread, add a seed bead and a teardrop, and secure with a knot.
Add 20 11/0 seed beads, followed by the 8mm bead and loop through a soldered ring.
Repeat the bead addition process for each tassel strand, ensuring even spacing and length.
After adding the desired number of strands, finish the tassel by knotting the thread and applying glue to secure the ends.
For a necklace, consider adding more beads and knots for a cohesive design.
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Bullet 3
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