It's summertime, and whether you're a beginner or an expert, this pearl bracelet is the perfect complement for your sunny days. Let yourself be seduced by the colorful jewelry trend this summer! Learn how to make a bracelet with colorful pearls, ideal for adding a touch of fun to your summer outfits. Discover our latest tutorial to create a unique and colorful bracelet, perfect for summer!
This summer bracelet is designed to bring a touch of freshness and sophistication to your wrist. It's made up of a variety of pearls: flat freshwater pearls add a touch of softness and refinement, while turquoise, peach, burgundy and mauve pearls add touches of bright, summery color.
This tutorial is ideal for beginners and jewelry enthusiasts alike. Making this bracelet is quick and easy, requiring only a few readily available materials. All you'll need are the suggested beads, wire, crushable beads, wire protectors and flat-nose pliers. If you wish, you can also use crush bead covers and crush bead pliers, but these are optional. By following the steps in this tutorial, you'll learn how to assemble these different beads to create a unique piece of jewelry, perfectly suited to the summer season.
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Cut a piece of wire, approx. 25-30 cm. Pass one end through a squeeze bead and then through the wire protector. Pass the wire back through the crush bead, crushing it with flat-nose pliers or crush bead pliers. You can then cover it with a crush pearl cover.
Then string the beads in any order you like. The order here is: 1 freshwater puck, 1 turquoise irregular pearl, 1 golden pearl, 1 peach flat pearl, 1 freshwater puck, 1 mauve heart, 1 golden pearl, 1 turquoise flat puck, 1 freshwater puck, 1 golden pearl, 1 peach flat pearl.ur mauve, 1 golden pearl, 1 flat turquoise puck, 1 freshwater puck, 1 golden pearl, 1 irregular garnet pearl, 1 freshwater pearl.
Once all the beads have been strung, repeat step 1 again: pass the thread through a squeeze bead and then through a wire protector. Before threading through the bead again, thread the clasp through the wire guard. You can then pass the wire through the bead, crush it and cover it with a crush bead cover.
Cut the excess thread, thread it through the bead if there's a small piece left, and your bracelet is finished!
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Bonjour, J’ai utilisé une perle à écraser de 2, 5 mm et un cache perle de 3 mm comme indiqué dans le tuto. Cependant, le cache perle me semble trop petit, cela ne fonctionne pas. Cordialement
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