The herringbone stitch is what makes this bracelet so hypnotic. The turquoise beads at the center of the stitch look like a river flowing past tranquil green banks. This bracelet not only looks great, but feels great when wearing it Learn how to make this bracelet and add a Herringbone River to your style
Create a 10-bead ladder stitch for the first row of the bracelet. See Basic Herringbone Stitch PDF to help you get started. Your rows will be 10 beads wide. Here is the order of beads you should use in each row:
Note: We find greater success achieving the V formation on the outside rows of the weave with this technique; however, it does leave thread showing on the outside edges. If you don't like the thread showing, use the TOHO 15/0 Bead Rounds in Galvanized Aluminum to cover the threads as we do in this design.
Nice choice! All or most of the products needed for this project are shown below with quantities. Sometimes we sell out of components and aren’t able to order more from the manufacturer (we know, it is very disappointing to us, too). Use the opportunity to mix up the design and make it yours by substituting similar products or altering the entire color scheme—it’s up to you!
The herringbone stitch is what makes this bracelet so hypnotic. The turquoise beads at the center of the stitch look like a river flowing past tranquil green banks. This bracelet not only looks great, but feels great when wearing it Learn how to make this bracelet and add a Herringbone River to your style
Create a 10-bead ladder stitch for the first row of the bracelet. See Basic Herringbone Stitch PDF to help you get started. Your rows will be 10 beads wide. Here is the order of beads you should use in each row:
Note: We find greater success achieving the V formation on the outside rows of the weave with this technique; however, it does leave thread showing on the outside edges. If you don't like the thread showing, use the TOHO 15/0 Bead Rounds in Galvanized Aluminum to cover the threads as we do in this design.
