Wimbledon Bracelet Tutorial - DIY Project
Create a fine piece of jewelry with Allie as she shows you the techniques used to make the Wimbledon Bracelet, a more complicated right angle weave design that involves a multi-row stitch. Quite simply, the only necessary materials are Potomac Crystal Bicones along with 11/0 and 15/0 seed beads. Although few materials are required, the finished piece will look like you paid a fortune for it!
Technique Learned: Right Angle Weave (RAW)
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials for Silver Color:●Potomac Crystal Bicone 2mm - Crystal AB, 80 Beads
●Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Labrador Full, ~ 4 Grams
●Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 - Transparent Crystal, ~ 1 Gram
●Elegant Elements Hex Clasp - Silver Plated, 1 Piece
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials for Gold Color:
●Potomac Crystal Bicone 2mm - Gold Champagne, 80 Beads
●Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Duracoat Galvanized Gold, ~ 4 Grams
●Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 - Silver Lined Crystal, ~ 1 Gram
●Potomax Round Push Clasp - Gold, 1 Piece
●Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Labrador Full, ~ 4 Grams
●Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 - Transparent Crystal, ~ 1 Gram
●Elegant Elements Hex Clasp - Silver Plated, 1 Piece
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials for Gold Color:
●Potomac Crystal Bicone 2mm - Gold Champagne, 80 Beads
●Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Duracoat Galvanized Gold, ~ 4 Grams
●Miyuki Seed Beads 15/0 - Silver Lined Crystal, ~ 1 Gram
●Potomax Round Push Clasp - Gold, 1 Piece
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Materials used to make the Wimbledon Bracelet:
Designs from the Community
PotomacBeads DIY community members have loved making the Wimbledon bracelet. Take a look at some of their creations of this tennis bracelet design:
created by Kim
from the PotomacBeads community
I'm in love with the Wimbledon bracelet design by Allie! I just keep holding it in my hands because it feels so substantial and dainty at the same time. Others have already said it I think, but the extra RAW on the back feels so smooth when it's on. It was also very relaxing to stitch because of the repetitive pattern.
-Erin, PotomacBeads community member
Well I made this Wimbledon bracelet. My granddaughter helped me take pics today. I just love blue. Not perfect but love it!
-Linda, PotomacBeads community member
I made 2 Wimbledon bracelets. I really like this pattern. It is very easy to make and I like all the Sparkle.
-Debra, PotomacBeads community member
created by Debra
from the PotomacBeads community
created by Ty
from the PotomacBeads community
created by Sandy Gionet
Last night when I couldn't sleep I finally mastered RAW with Allie's Wimbledon bracelet. Thanks for the inspiration!
-Cindy, PotomacBeads community member
Two of the Wimbledon bracelets done in gold and rose-gold tones. This bracelet is very sparkly and works up rather quickly. My daughter just left my room with the rose-gold tone one after claiming it. Thanks Allie for another great video!
-Christian, PotomacBeads community member
I had so many nice compliments on my silver Wimbledone bracelet with the vintage clasp! Thank you all so much. I just made a gold one with champagne colored Swrarovski bicones. Found this clasp to match yesterday. I really like it!
-Gina, PotomacBeads community member
"I used to think the Ocean Sunrise bracelet was my favorite. But the Wimbledon bracelet has now moved to the #1 spot n my list!! If you haven't made one of these stunning bracelets yet, you don't know what you're missing!! Thank you Allie & Nathan for sharing such a stunner with us!"
Penny
from the PotomacBeads communityCompleted the Wimbledon Bracelet today. Absolutely love it. Thank you for the YouTube tutorial.
Stephanie
from the PotomacBeads community"Had a real love hate relationship with this Wimbledon bracelet. Watched the tutorial so many times I think I can recite it. Now that it’s done, I love it! Picture doesn’t do it justice. Thanks Allie for this beautiful pattern. So glad you did it with a nice clasp. It really adds to the great look!"
Linda
from the PotomacBeads community
created by Christian
from the PotomacBeads community
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