This video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company teaches you how to make a triple shamballa bracelet using the beads of your choice and macrame stitch. In this particiular video, we use Czech glass, silver plated round beads, and crystal pave beads. Enjoy!
Cut two 5-foot lengths and one 20-inch length of Chinese knotting cord.
Apply super glue to the ends of the cords to prevent fraying and create a needle-like end.
Tie a knot about 3-4 inches down from the fold of one 5-foot cord, incorporating the 20-inch piece.
Begin macrame by knotting the cords on a mini macrame board, adding the remaining cords as described in the video.
Pre-load your selected beads onto the center strands and sides as instructed.
Continue macrame, alternating knots and adding beads as shown, maintaining the cord order.
Finish the bracelet by securing the ends, cutting excess cord, and applying final knots for adjustment.
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Item Description
This video tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company teaches you how to make a triple shamballa bracelet using the beads of your choice and macrame stitch. In this particiular video, we use Czech glass, silver plated round beads, and crystal pave beads. Enjoy!
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
BeadTec Knotting Cord
Super glue
Thread burner (or matches)
Beads (6mm, 10mm, 12mm, seed bead cubes)
Mini macrame board
Project Steps
Cut two 5-foot lengths and one 20-inch length of Chinese knotting cord.
Apply super glue to the ends of the cords to prevent fraying and create a needle-like end.
Tie a knot about 3-4 inches down from the fold of one 5-foot cord, incorporating the 20-inch piece.
Begin macrame by knotting the cords on a mini macrame board, adding the remaining cords as described in the video.
Pre-load your selected beads onto the center strands and sides as instructed.
Continue macrame, alternating knots and adding beads as shown, maintaining the cord order.
Finish the bracelet by securing the ends, cutting excess cord, and applying final knots for adjustment.
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Bullet 3
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