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A cherry and a lemon bracelet
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Make a fruit bracelet with rocaille seed beads. Use beading wire with a clasp for the bracelet and sew rocaille seed beads to make fruit using a nylon cord.
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How to do it
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Cut a 60 cm piece of nylon cord. Thread three beads onto the cord and double over. Please note that the middle bead (of the three beads) from now on is referred to as "1st bead" in the pattern. Thread the fourth bead onto the cord and thread the opposite cord through this bead so that the two nylon cords cross each other inside the fourth bead. Tighten to make a square.
Cut a 60 cm piece of nylon cord. Thread three beads onto the cord and double over. Please note that the middle bead (of the three beads) from now on is referred to as "1st bead" in the pattern. Thread the fourth bead onto the cord and thread the opposite cord through this bead so that the two nylon cords cross each other inside the fourth bead. Tighten to make a square.2
Make the next squares by threading a bead onto each cord and a third bead, feeding both cords through it from opposite sides, so that the cords cross over inside the bead. Repeat making squares like this and finish with a loose bead on each cord. Use a total of 18 beads for the lemon and 12 for the cherry.
Make the next squares by threading a bead onto each cord and a third bead, feeding both cords through it from opposite sides, so that the cords cross over inside the bead. Repeat making squares like this and finish with a loose bead on each cord. Use a total of 18 beads for the lemon and 12 for the cherry.8
Squeeze a crimp bead onto one end of a 25 cm long beading wire. Thread a bead tip onto the beading wire, but turn it around so that it covers the crimp bead and then followed by rocaille seed beads; f.ex. eight white and a coloured bead. Thread the beaded fruit onto the middle of the beaded wire. Remember that if the beading wire measures 15 cm, the bracelet will be 18 cm long incl. the fastener. Finish with a bead tip and then a crimp bead (like at the beginning of the wire). Trim the beading wire. Attach a round jump ring to both loops of one of the bead tips. Attach a lobster claw clasp to the other bead tip.
Squeeze a crimp bead onto one end of a 25 cm long beading wire. Thread a bead tip onto the beading wire, but turn it around so that it covers the crimp bead and then followed by rocaille seed beads; f.ex. eight white and a coloured bead. Thread the beaded fruit onto the middle of the beaded wire. Remember that if the beading wire measures 15 cm, the bracelet will be 18 cm long incl. the fastener. Finish with a bead tip and then a crimp bead (like at the beginning of the wire). Trim the beading wire. Attach a round jump ring to both loops of one of the bead tips. Attach a lobster claw clasp to the other bead tip.9
You may use a nylon cord, using the same procedure regarding the crimp beads, bead tips and lobster claw clasp. Thread eight beads onto the cord, change colour, thread a green bead and then three coloured beads onto the cord. Feed the cord back through the green bead and tighten to make a square with the four beads.
You may use a nylon cord, using the same procedure regarding the crimp beads, bead tips and lobster claw clasp. Thread eight beads onto the cord, change colour, thread a green bead and then three coloured beads onto the cord. Feed the cord back through the green bead and tighten to make a square with the four beads. Attached file: Download
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