Coral Reef bracelet in pearls inspired by caterpillar or magic carpet weaving

The principle is then to alternate sets of Miyuki or Toho seed beads with or without PureCrystal bicones 3 and 4 mm and cover the base of beads or plastic canvas so that they are no longer visible. For that place yourself in the last bead of the weaving but the thread coming out inside the weaving, thread 7 beads of seed beads 11/0 or 15/0, pass in this same bead by the opposite hole and take out a bead further. Then thread 3 seed beads, 1 spinning top and 3 seed beads and pass through this second bead so as to form another loop and come out in the third bead and so on.

To cover the canvas you are more free, the main thing is to have a mixture of pearls and PureCrystal spinning tops and to cover it entirely

For a seaside style we have fixed shells on the bracelet. The hole in these shells is very small and it's hard to get a needle through. Use a hand chuck, a small drill or anything that will allow you to dig inside and enlarge the hole, otherwise try to thread the nylon thread without the needle. Spread these shells evenly over your bracelet and attach them before completing with the beads.

Once the piece of canvas is embroidered with the beads, glue it with jewellery glue on a cuff bracelet, preferably with edges for a nicer finish. And that's it, you've made a unique piece of jewellery for this summer!