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nice and easy and super fun. (:
Sorry if this is a little hard to follow. I tried to make it as clear as possible.
1st layer: 5 beads
2nd layer: 5 beads
3rd layer: 15 beads
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You Will Need
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Step 1Start with a piece of string about 5 or 6 inches long (I use stretchy elastic string).
Thread on 5 beads. -
Step 2This is where it gets a little tricky to explain, so please, bear with me.
Loop your string around and put in through the first bead you have strung and pull it tight.
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Step 3On one of the ends of the string that has been looped through, thread on one bead and loop in through the bead next to it.
Do this with 4 more beads and tie it off.
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Step 4It should look like this! (:
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Step 5Now you need a new piece of string, this one needs to be somewhat longer then the first piece you used.
Thread the piece of string through one of the outer beads, in this case, the orange bead. Thread on three beads and loop it through the next orange bead.
Keep doing this 4 more times.
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Step 6It should look like this. Now all you need to do is tie it off! :D
You can put it on a necklace, key chain, phone charm, anything!
I saw this on the COK Twitter feed so had to come & comment
These are so cute - the method really reminds me of crocheting a granny square
Will def be trying these out, thanks for posting a great how-to
SGx