This video tutorial from PotomacBeads teaches you how to make our "Pretty Peaks" bracelet, which uses your choice of Miyuki 8/0 seed beads, Miyuki drops, cup buttons (clasp), and two hole SuperDuo beads. Find links to specific resources on our website below. Enjoy!
Prepare Materials: Cut about 3 feet of Wildfire beading thread, thread a size 10 beading needle, and attach a stop bead.
Start Beading: Begin with an 8/0 seed bead, followed by two SuperDuo beads, a Miyuki drop, and another 8/0 bead. Repeat this sequence to achieve the desired length, keeping in mind the bracelet will slightly shorten as you progress.
Add the Clasp: Attach a cup button to one end of the bracelet, using SuperDuo beads to secure it in place.
Create Peaks: Work through the second holes of the SuperDuo beads, alternating the bead sequence to form peaks along the bracelet.
Finish the Bracelet: Complete the other end with a loop of 8/0 beads to act as the closure for the cup button clasp.
Secure and Trim: Remove the stop bead, tie off and secure the threads with knots, and trim any excess.
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Item Description
This video tutorial from PotomacBeads teaches you how to make our "Pretty Peaks" bracelet, which uses your choice of Miyuki 8/0 seed beads, Miyuki drops, cup buttons (clasp), and two hole SuperDuo beads. Find links to specific resources on our website below. Enjoy!
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
Miyuki 8/0 Seed Beads
Miyuki Drops (3.4mm)
Two Hole SuperDuo Beads
Cup Buttons (for clasp)
Wildfire Beading Thread (0.006 or 0.008)
Size 10 Beading Needles
Glue or Thread Burner (optional)
Project Steps
Prepare Materials: Cut about 3 feet of Wildfire beading thread, thread a size 10 beading needle, and attach a stop bead.
Start Beading: Begin with an 8/0 seed bead, followed by two SuperDuo beads, a Miyuki drop, and another 8/0 bead. Repeat this sequence to achieve the desired length, keeping in mind the bracelet will slightly shorten as you progress.
Add the Clasp: Attach a cup button to one end of the bracelet, using SuperDuo beads to secure it in place.
Create Peaks: Work through the second holes of the SuperDuo beads, alternating the bead sequence to form peaks along the bracelet.
Finish the Bracelet: Complete the other end with a loop of 8/0 beads to act as the closure for the cup button clasp.
Secure and Trim: Remove the stop bead, tie off and secure the threads with knots, and trim any excess.
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