If you've got seed beads, then you have all the required materials to make Allie's Rickrack Bracelet. With only three colored seed beads, you'll use a braided square stitch to make a simple yet stunning bracelet design. To finish off the piece, you'll amplify the project with a clasp of your choice to add as much or as little sparkle for your personal liking. Explore the possibilities that the Rickrack Bracelet offers as you use varied seed bead colors and experiment with clasps you would not normally think of using!
Prepare Materials: Gather seed beads, thread, needle, and clasp.
Start Square Stitch: Use three strands of square stitch with the selected seed beads.
Two-Drop Square Stitch (Optional): For a quicker process, use four beads per stitch instead of two.
Attach to Clasp: Secure the strands to one side of the clasp, starting with the larger end.
Braid Strands: Braid the three strands together, ensuring consistent length.
Finalize Clasp Attachment: Attach the braided strands to the other side of the clasp, ensuring the bracelet is the desired length.
Finish and Trim: Secure and trim any excess thread.
Have you been intimidated to bezel a Rivoli? Learn how to Hubble stitch a seed beaded bezel on an 18mm Potomac crystal Rivoli. Using Hubble stitch is a fast and easy way to make sure to get a secure and beautiful bezel. More from Hubble Stitch Creator Melanie De Miguel: https://beadschool.co.uk/ Project Length/Size: 1.
Have you been intimidated to bezel a Rivoli? Learn how to Hubble stitch a seed beaded bezel on an 18mm Potomac crystal Rivoli. Using Hubble stitch is a fast and easy way to make sure to get a secure and beautiful bezel. More from Hubble Stitch Creator Melanie De Miguel: https://beadschool.co.uk/ Project Length/Size: 1.5" Technique Learned: Hubble Stitch
Project Length/Size: 1.5"
Technique Learned: Hubble Stitch
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If you've got seed beads, then you have all the required materials to make Allie's Rickrack Bracelet. With only three colored seed beads, you'll use a braided square stitch to make a simple yet stunning bracelet design. To finish off the piece, you'll amplify the project with a clasp of your choice to add as much or as little sparkle for your personal liking. Explore the possibilities that the Rickrack Bracelet offers as you use varied seed bead colors and experiment with clasps you would not normally think of using!
Prepare Materials: Gather seed beads, thread, needle, and clasp.
Start Square Stitch: Use three strands of square stitch with the selected seed beads.
Two-Drop Square Stitch (Optional): For a quicker process, use four beads per stitch instead of two.
Attach to Clasp: Secure the strands to one side of the clasp, starting with the larger end.
Braid Strands: Braid the three strands together, ensuring consistent length.
Finalize Clasp Attachment: Attach the braided strands to the other side of the clasp, ensuring the bracelet is the desired length.
Finish and Trim: Secure and trim any excess thread.
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