The SuperDuo Pulsar Bracelet tutorial teaches viewers how to construct a beautifully modular bracelet using simple components and clean thread paths. Each bracelet unit features a ring of SuperDuos and pearls, surrounded by 11/0 seed beads and joined together with RoundTrio beads. The structure is lightweight yet sturdy, with a polished look that’s perfect for everyday wear or customization. This project is ideal for intermediate beaders or confident beginners who want to practice thread reinforcement, modular assembly, and working with multi-hole beads. The video also demonstrates how to finish the bracelet with wire guards and a clasp for durability and style.
Make the Center Unit:
String: SuperDuo → Pearl → SuperDuo → Pearl → SuperDuo → Pearl → SuperDuo → Pearl → SuperDuo. Form a circle and tie off securely, leaving a tail for later reinforcement.
Reinforce the Circle:
Go around the circle again through all beads to strengthen the unit.
Add Seed Beads Around the SuperDuos:
Pass through the top hole of a SuperDuo. Add two 11/0 seed beads. Go into the next SuperDuo’s top hole. Repeat around the circle.
Attach a Wire Guard (for first and last units):
From one of the seed beads between SuperDuos, add an 11/0, a wire guard, and another 11/0. Pass back into the original seed bead and reinforce the loop.
Connect to RoundTrio Bead:
Pass through a seed bead and pick up a RoundTrio bead through its outer hole. Exit through the opposite seed bead on another unit to connect. Reinforce this connection several times.
Repeat to Build Bracelet Length:
]Create more center units and connect each using RoundTrios. Repeat Steps 1–5 until desired length is reached.
Add Final Unit with Wire Guard:
Instead of attaching another RoundTrio, attach the last unit directly with a wire guard and seed beads.
Attach the Clasp:
Use jump rings through the wire guard loops. Attach your preferred clasp (lobster, toggle, etc.).
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The SuperDuo Pulsar Bracelet tutorial teaches viewers how to construct a beautifully modular bracelet using simple components and clean thread paths. Each bracelet unit features a ring of SuperDuos and pearls, surrounded by 11/0 seed beads and joined together with RoundTrio beads. The structure is lightweight yet sturdy, with a polished look that’s perfect for everyday wear or customization. This project is ideal for intermediate beaders or confident beginners who want to practice thread reinforcement, modular assembly, and working with multi-hole beads. The video also demonstrates how to finish the bracelet with wire guards and a clasp for durability and style.
Make the Center Unit:
String: SuperDuo → Pearl → SuperDuo → Pearl → SuperDuo → Pearl → SuperDuo → Pearl → SuperDuo. Form a circle and tie off securely, leaving a tail for later reinforcement.
Reinforce the Circle:
Go around the circle again through all beads to strengthen the unit.
Add Seed Beads Around the SuperDuos:
Pass through the top hole of a SuperDuo. Add two 11/0 seed beads. Go into the next SuperDuo’s top hole. Repeat around the circle.
Attach a Wire Guard (for first and last units):
From one of the seed beads between SuperDuos, add an 11/0, a wire guard, and another 11/0. Pass back into the original seed bead and reinforce the loop.
Connect to RoundTrio Bead:
Pass through a seed bead and pick up a RoundTrio bead through its outer hole. Exit through the opposite seed bead on another unit to connect. Reinforce this connection several times.
Repeat to Build Bracelet Length:
]Create more center units and connect each using RoundTrios. Repeat Steps 1–5 until desired length is reached.
Add Final Unit with Wire Guard:
Instead of attaching another RoundTrio, attach the last unit directly with a wire guard and seed beads.
Attach the Clasp:
Use jump rings through the wire guard loops. Attach your preferred clasp (lobster, toggle, etc.).
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