pearly peaks bead bracelet pattern

Pearly Peaks Bracelet Beading Pattern Download

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Capture the elegance of Miyuki cotton pearls with this lightweight bracelet. Minimal joining techniques allow the eye-catching beaded pearls to soak up all the attention.

Specs

SKU: EP18302 Categories: , , , , Tag:

Description

The Pearly Peaks Bracelet makes an elegant addition to any wrist. Perfect for the intermediate bead artist, you can make this bold bracelet for yourself or give it as a beautiful gift. Easily create a matching pair of earrings and a set of unique pearl pieces.

Techniques:

  • Circular netting
  • Picot

Materials:

  • 3 g seaform green Picasso size 11° seed beads
  • 2 g metallic bronze opaque 3mm bugle beads
  • 39 seaform green Picasso 5mm 2-hole Tilas
  • 96 metallic gold iris 2×1.5mm crystal rondelles
  • 32 white 6mm cotton pearls
  • 8 white 8mm cotton pearls
  • 2 antiqued brass-plated 4x6mm oval jump rings
  • 1 antiqued brass-plated 7mm magnetic clasp
  • Black satin 6 lb FireLine braided beading thread
  • Microcrystalline wax

Tools:

  • Scissors
  • Thread burner (optional)
  • Size 11 beading needle
  • 2 pairs of chain or flat-nose pliers

Finished Size: 7 ½”

Additional information

Craft

Beading
Author/Designer

Lisa Krupp-Dooley
Project

Bracelet
Concentration

Intermediate
Brand

Beadwork
Number of Pages

3
Primary Subject

Beading
Product Type

Pattern Download
File Type

PDF
Primary Materials

Shaped beads
Technique

Netting
Technique-2

Picots
Technique-3

Making beaded beads

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