This tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company demonstrates how to make our Super-Duo roll-on bangle bracelet. The bracelet has no clasp, though you can add one if you choose to do so. You will need 200-250 superduo beads, which are made in the Czech Republic and size 2.5x5mm.
Preparation: Thread two needles with a long piece of Wildfire 0.008 thread.
Starting: Begin with a copper SuperDuo bead, threading both needles through each hole.
Pattern Creation: Alternate adding two silver and one copper SuperDuo bead, ensuring the pattern consistency.
Continuing the Pattern: Maintain the alternating pattern until you achieve the desired bracelet length, considering the fit over your hand.
Closing the Bangle: Use the threading technique to seamlessly join the ends of the bracelet.
Finishing Touches: Secure the ends with knots, apply glue for extra security, and trim excess thread.
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This tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company demonstrates how to make our Super-Duo roll-on bangle bracelet. The bracelet has no clasp, though you can add one if you choose to do so. You will need 200-250 superduo beads, which are made in the Czech Republic and size 2.5x5mm.
Preparation: Thread two needles with a long piece of Wildfire 0.008 thread.
Starting: Begin with a copper SuperDuo bead, threading both needles through each hole.
Pattern Creation: Alternate adding two silver and one copper SuperDuo bead, ensuring the pattern consistency.
Continuing the Pattern: Maintain the alternating pattern until you achieve the desired bracelet length, considering the fit over your hand.
Closing the Bangle: Use the threading technique to seamlessly join the ends of the bracelet.
Finishing Touches: Secure the ends with knots, apply glue for extra security, and trim excess thread.
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