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Fall Leaf Jewelry Part II
by Kim
This bracelet is a little fuller, but no more difficult than the bracelets in part I yesterday.
Crimp two wires to the toggle circle. String both strands with branches, leaves, and crystal bead spacers. That's it! Crimp the wire ends to the toggle bar.
This bracelet has 7 branches and 11 leaves. Fill out the strands with spacers until they fit your wrist.
This final bracelet is a two-stepper.
Crimp a wire to the toggle circle. Loosely string branches and size 8 seed beads until the bracelet fits. Crimp the end of the wire to the toggle bar.
Now you need a needle with beading thread. Before the first branch, stitch through the hole of a leaf bead. Stitch through the first branch. Stitch through a leaf, then through the second branch.
Between branches, stitch in a leaf bead or a round crystal bead. When you are at the end of the bracelet, turn back and stitch more beads in between the branches. You should be able to make 4 passes, adding beads between the branches each time.
Add a dot of jewelry glue when you have to knot the thread.
Or, of course, design your own and send me a pic!
Take your Vitamin C!
Crimp two wires to the toggle circle. String both strands with branches, leaves, and crystal bead spacers. That's it! Crimp the wire ends to the toggle bar.
This bracelet has 7 branches and 11 leaves. Fill out the strands with spacers until they fit your wrist.
This final bracelet is a two-stepper.
Crimp a wire to the toggle circle. Loosely string branches and size 8 seed beads until the bracelet fits. Crimp the end of the wire to the toggle bar.
Now you need a needle with beading thread. Before the first branch, stitch through the hole of a leaf bead. Stitch through the first branch. Stitch through a leaf, then through the second branch.
Between branches, stitch in a leaf bead or a round crystal bead. When you are at the end of the bracelet, turn back and stitch more beads in between the branches. You should be able to make 4 passes, adding beads between the branches each time.
Add a dot of jewelry glue when you have to knot the thread.
Or, of course, design your own and send me a pic!
Take your Vitamin C!
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