Learn to create an elegant, two-needle RounTrio Laced Bracelet in this step-by-step beading tutorial. The tutorial walks viewers through the full process from threading and bead selection to finishing touches offering creative tips to adapt the design for necklaces as well. With a mix of technical instruction and artistic freedom, this tutorial inspires beaders to create their own elegant, lacy designs while gaining confidence in two-needle bead weaving.
Prep thread & start anchor:
Cut ~4–4½ ft of thread and add a needle to each end. At the midpoint, add a wire guard. Add one 11/0 to each thread, then an 8/0 to just one thread. Cross the other thread through that 8/0 and snug — this forms your starting end.
First unit — pearls + RounTrio:
Add a 4 mm pearl to each needle. Pass both needles through the outer holes of a RounTrio (ignore the center hole). Add another 4 mm pearl to each needle. Pick up one 8/0 on just one needle; cross the other needle through it and snug.
Repeat the unit for length:
Keep repeating: (pearl on each) → RounTrio (outer holes, both needles) → (pearl on each) → cross through one 8/0. Build to desired length. As a guide, 11 RounTrio units with wire guards ≈ a 7" bracelet (remember the clasp adds length).
Add the ending wire guard:
After your last crossed 8/0, add one 11/0 to each thread. Go up through the second wire guard with both needles, then come back down: through the 11/0 you just added, cross the 8/0, and continue through the next pearl on each side.
Edge embellishment (Side A):
Working down one edge: pick up four 11/0s and stitch along the RounTrio side, then add one 11/0 between the two pearls. Repeat “four on the side, one between pearls” for each segment.
Edge embellishment (Side B):
Mirror Step 5 on the opposite edge: four 11/0s along the RounTrio side, one 11/0 between pearls, all the way to the end.
Secure & finish:
At the end, cross one thread through the final 8/0, then tie secure square knots (right-over-left, left-over-right). Trim/burn tails neatly.
Attach clasp:
Use jump rings to connect your clasp to the wire guards. Done!
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Learn to create an elegant, two-needle RounTrio Laced Bracelet in this step-by-step beading tutorial. The tutorial walks viewers through the full process from threading and bead selection to finishing touches offering creative tips to adapt the design for necklaces as well. With a mix of technical instruction and artistic freedom, this tutorial inspires beaders to create their own elegant, lacy designs while gaining confidence in two-needle bead weaving.
Prep thread & start anchor:
Cut ~4–4½ ft of thread and add a needle to each end. At the midpoint, add a wire guard. Add one 11/0 to each thread, then an 8/0 to just one thread. Cross the other thread through that 8/0 and snug — this forms your starting end.
First unit — pearls + RounTrio:
Add a 4 mm pearl to each needle. Pass both needles through the outer holes of a RounTrio (ignore the center hole). Add another 4 mm pearl to each needle. Pick up one 8/0 on just one needle; cross the other needle through it and snug.
Repeat the unit for length:
Keep repeating: (pearl on each) → RounTrio (outer holes, both needles) → (pearl on each) → cross through one 8/0. Build to desired length. As a guide, 11 RounTrio units with wire guards ≈ a 7" bracelet (remember the clasp adds length).
Add the ending wire guard:
After your last crossed 8/0, add one 11/0 to each thread. Go up through the second wire guard with both needles, then come back down: through the 11/0 you just added, cross the 8/0, and continue through the next pearl on each side.
Edge embellishment (Side A):
Working down one edge: pick up four 11/0s and stitch along the RounTrio side, then add one 11/0 between the two pearls. Repeat “four on the side, one between pearls” for each segment.
Edge embellishment (Side B):
Mirror Step 5 on the opposite edge: four 11/0s along the RounTrio side, one 11/0 between pearls, all the way to the end.
Secure & finish:
At the end, cross one thread through the final 8/0, then tie secure square knots (right-over-left, left-over-right). Trim/burn tails neatly.
Attach clasp:
Use jump rings to connect your clasp to the wire guards. Done!
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