Crystal pearls mingle with touches of clear crystal beads in this lovely bracelet. Cheri added even more pearls to this lush multi-strand look thanks to the perforated clasp. She sewed small pearls onto the surface for a finishing touch that matches the design perfectly. Choose your favorite pearl colors to make this look your own.
Add a stopper bead to a comfortable length of thread and leave a six-inch tail. Follow the stitching path in our Love's Blush Bracelet PDF Diagram to sew the 3mm round pearls in Rose Gold onto the disc of the rhodium-plated small round perforated clasp. Remember, the holes on the diagram represent the holes in the disc and not the pearls. You will start with your thread coming out from underneath the center hole on the clasp. Add a pearl to the thread and then bring your thread back down through the same hole, as the red dot indicates on the diagram. Bring your thread under the disc and up through hole 2 as shown in the diagram. Add a pearl and then go down through hole three. Keep following the diagram in this manner, adding a bead at each red dot and solid black arrow. When you reach hole 32, you will be adding a 2mm faceted round in Crystal instead of a pearl. Do the same for holes 33-43. Tie off and secure your thread once all of your beads have been added. You can add some adhesive to the thread on the back of the disc for extra security. Place the disc on top of the clasp and fold the prongs of the clasp down over the disc with pliers.
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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!
Crystal pearls mingle with touches of clear crystal beads in this lovely bracelet. Cheri added even more pearls to this lush multi-strand look thanks to the perforated clasp. She sewed small pearls onto the surface for a finishing touch that matches the design perfectly. Choose your favorite pearl colors to make this look your own.
Add a stopper bead to a comfortable length of thread and leave a six-inch tail. Follow the stitching path in our Love's Blush Bracelet PDF Diagram to sew the 3mm round pearls in Rose Gold onto the disc of the rhodium-plated small round perforated clasp. Remember, the holes on the diagram represent the holes in the disc and not the pearls. You will start with your thread coming out from underneath the center hole on the clasp. Add a pearl to the thread and then bring your thread back down through the same hole, as the red dot indicates on the diagram. Bring your thread under the disc and up through hole 2 as shown in the diagram. Add a pearl and then go down through hole three. Keep following the diagram in this manner, adding a bead at each red dot and solid black arrow. When you reach hole 32, you will be adding a 2mm faceted round in Crystal instead of a pearl. Do the same for holes 33-43. Tie off and secure your thread once all of your beads have been added. You can add some adhesive to the thread on the back of the disc for extra security. Place the disc on top of the clasp and fold the prongs of the clasp down over the disc with pliers.
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Crimp Tube Video Tutorial
Crimp Cover Tutorial
