I am not typically a “stringer” when it comes to making jewelry. I don’t usually like to work with beads that are less than 4mm in size. But I have had the image of this bracelet in my head for days, so I decided to conquer my fear of seed beads, and try to create it! I love how it turned out! Learn how easy it is to recreate it below!
Supplies Needed:
- Silver plated jump rings – I used 6mm outer-diameter jump rings (#37-145-3)
- Silver plated crimp covers, 3.2mm
- Silver plated crimp beads – I used Size 1 Beadalon® crimp beads (#41-256-51-3)
- Silver plated lobster clasps – I used 12mm lobster clasps (#39-343-3)
- Silver plated cone ends
- Size 11/0 Toho Seed Beads
- Beading wire
Tools:
Well I hope you liked this bracelet project! You can make so many different color combinations! And they look great layered! ~Tiffany
Blog Update: We are always adding new jewelry projects to the Rings & Things Design Gallery. For inspiration, check out the new infinity-knot bracelet designs!
Infinitely Simple Seed Bead Bracelet Tutorial
Created by Rings & Things designer Veronica Greenwood
Size 11 Toho® Japanese glass seed beads in a rainbow of new colors (and of course, also available in all the favorite standard colors too).
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