I get so many questions of "Did you make those?" from family, friends, classmates, etc.
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Gather your supplies:
-Your choice of e-beads, not quite as small as seed beads.
-Scissors
-.5mm or .7mm stretchy jewelry cord, the .7mm is a bit harder to work with.
-a small binder clip, this will keep your end in place (bottom corner of picture you can see what it is)
-a towel or wash cloth can help you a lot when it comes to sorting out which beads you're using, so they don't scatter. -
Cutting off 1-2 feet of your cord, fold it in half and clip the rounded end with the binder clip.
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Taking one of your beeds, put it over the two ends and bring it up to the clip.
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Taking two more of your beads, put one on each of the ends and bring it up towards the one you put on both.
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Repeat steps 4 and 5 until you have your desired length of braclet or necklace. And then tie the looped end to the loose ends.
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End notes:
A cute way to give your creation as a gift or display or to sell is to put it in small tins.
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Lilim
07 Sep 21:08
^_^ How fun
Rae Rae The Jet Plane
27 Sep 10:30
I can't get the beads to lay in an alternating pattern...Instead I get two even rows. What am I doing wrong?
Rae Rae The Jet Plane
27 Sep 11:13
I understand now! I was repeating step 4 over and over instead of steps 3 and 4. (There is a bit of a typo on step 5 and it confused me)