Practice increasing and decreasing your right angle weave stitch connected by ladder stitch with Allie in making her London Bracelet. The only materials to be used in the tutorial consists of the designer's choice of graduated crystals in addition to both 11/0 and 15/0 Miyuki Seed Beads. To top off your bracelet, you'll want to grab an astounding Claspgarten clasp. If you have not already done so, push yourself in attempting a new beading technique. Pip, pip cheerio until the next time!
Prepare Your Materials: Gather your crystals, seed beads, clasp, thread, and needle.
Begin the Right Angle Weave (RAW): Start with the RAW stitch, creating a base for your bracelet.
Add Crystals: Incorporate crystals into the RAW boxes, starting with the smallest size and increasing in size as you progress.
Connect with Ladder Stitch: Use the ladder stitch to connect different sections of the bracelet.
Continue RAW: Keep adding RAW boxes, adjusting the size to fit the crystals.
Attach the Clasp: Finish the bracelet by attaching the Claspgarten clasp.
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Practice increasing and decreasing your right angle weave stitch connected by ladder stitch with Allie in making her London Bracelet. The only materials to be used in the tutorial consists of the designer's choice of graduated crystals in addition to both 11/0 and 15/0 Miyuki Seed Beads. To top off your bracelet, you'll want to grab an astounding Claspgarten clasp. If you have not already done so, push yourself in attempting a new beading technique. Pip, pip cheerio until the next time!
Designer's Material List
The Designer's suggested colors and materials: ~7.5-inch (19cm) wrist:
Potomac Crystal Round 3mm - Crystal AB, 4 Beads
Potomac Crystal Disco Balls 8mm - Crystal, 3 Beads
Potomac Crystal Disco Balls 6mm - Crystal AB, 8 Beads
Prepare Your Materials: Gather your crystals, seed beads, clasp, thread, and needle.
Begin the Right Angle Weave (RAW): Start with the RAW stitch, creating a base for your bracelet.
Add Crystals: Incorporate crystals into the RAW boxes, starting with the smallest size and increasing in size as you progress.
Connect with Ladder Stitch: Use the ladder stitch to connect different sections of the bracelet.
Continue RAW: Keep adding RAW boxes, adjusting the size to fit the crystals.
Attach the Clasp: Finish the bracelet by attaching the Claspgarten clasp.
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Bullet 2
Bullet 3
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