Favorite Beaded Floral Bracelet Patterns

Summer is the time to let your arms breathe. What better time is there to bead floral bracelets? Bracelets are the perfect summer accessory. They won’t stick to the back of your neck when it’s hot, like a necklace, and they still add character to any outfit. To help you celebrate summer in botanical style, we’ve put together some of our favorites in the Interweave Favorites Beaded Floral Bracelet pattern collection. Each pattern is available individually, or as part of the collection.

Daisy Duos Bracelet

Who doesn’t love classic daisy chains? They bring me back to my childhood and, while I love them, my adult self wants something a bit more elevated. Laurie Long Marcum’s Daisy Duos Bracelet is the elevated version of a daisy chain. By combining circular and flat peyote stitch variations, this bracelet stitches up quickly once you get into the groove. This bracelet is finished with a magnetic clasp, so putting it on is a breeze. You can ever make a matching pair of earrings for a uniform look! 

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Lily Pads Bracelet

Decorate your wrist in color with the Lily Pads Bracelet, made by Becky Mitchell. This bracelet features different sizes of flowers made from a variety of beads. The smaller flowers keep down bulk and mimic flowers that are just beginning to bloom. Circular netting techniques are used to make this intermediate-level bracelet. For this project, Becky recommends using a flexible beading needle with a collapsible eye. This makes the beading process go by with ease. 

Sunflower Bracelet

It’s officially sunflower season in Colorado, and what better way to embrace this season than with Keiko Okamoto’s Sunflower Bracelet? This project is perfect for beginners and experts alike and showcases circular netting techniques. The bracelet motifs are joined in a zig-zag shape for a unique touch. If you are a lover of color, Keiko recommends using different colors of cabochons for each flower component, or you can try using more colors for the diamond beads. If you want to bead a matching necklace, join the flowers into a curved shape instead of the bracelet’s zigzag. 

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Protea Flower Bracelet

Create textural blooms with Lulia Postica’s Protea Flower Bracelet pattern. This project may look difficult, but it’s beginner-friendly, making it perfect for every beader to make. Combine varioius shaped beads and use circular netting techniques to create the fun floral components of this bracelet. You can even make a matching pendant and earrings using similar techniques. 

Around the Corner Bracelet

Add some shimmer to your beaded flowers with Becky Mitchell’s Around the Corner Bracelet. This bracelet incorporates shaped beads and seed beads that frame sparkling Swarovski crystal rivolis. The bracelet is made using square stitch and tubular peyote stitch techniques. If you are like me and love a matching set, you can easily adapt this pattern to craft a pair of earrings. 

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Wear summer flowers that will stay with you year-round with these beaded bracelet patterns. Sunflowers, lilies, and daisies are waiting to be added to your collection of beaded summer jewelry. Choose your favorite colors for your beaded floral bracelet to make it unique to you, and enjoy the process! 

Do you have a favorite technique for beading flowers? Let us know in the comments!