Looking for a quick and easy DIY jewelry piece for this summer? You've come to the right place! I suggest you make a pearl bracelet with a cheerful floral touch in just a few minutes. It's the ideal DIY project for beginners in costume jewelry design, since it involves simply stringing pearls onto nylon thread. In just three easy steps, you'll be able to create a unique floral bracelet.
In this tutorial, I used mother-of-pearl daisy pearls alternated with freshwater pearls. Their pearly color and iridescent effect are very trendy. I used flower pearls with a heart of a different color for a multicolored effect. But you can opt for a single color or mix two colors together.
To close this daisy bracelet, I used a buoy clasp. Very practical, it already has two closed rings on each side. So you won't need to add an extra ring to hang the bracelet. Not a fan of the spring clasp design? You can also choose another type of clasp to suit your inspiration.
The clasp has been attached to the wire with crush beads using crush bead pliers. But, if you don't have such pliers at home, a flat nylon-tipped pliers will do the trick. I then hid the crush beads in crush bead covers for a pretty finish. Very easy to use, the pearl covers are hollow pearls, almost cut in half, which are closed over the pearl to be crushed. The result gives the impression of having added round pearls to the bracelet . Take a look at our technical sheet to learn how to use a crushable pearl cover.
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Cut a piece of wire long enough to make the bracelet and pass it through a squeeze tube bead. Then pass it through one of the two parts of the clasp and through the squeeze bead a second time. Press the bead tightly against the clasp and flatten it using flat-nose pliers or crush-bead pliers. Cut off the protruding piece of wire and hide the pearl with a crushable pearl cover.
If you need further clarification, please read our data sheet on"How to use a crush pearl".
Then thread the beads onto the wire. For this bracelet, I used 30 pearly beads and 5 flower beads. I strung them in this order:
To close the bracelet, simply repeat step 1 with the other end of the wire.
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