To continue the collection of DIY Perles and Pop tutorials, I'd like to share with you a very simple bracelet tutorial. To make this DIY bracelet, I used khaki-colored resin nugget beads. These trendy beads will add a vintage touch to your look. Their irregular shape will add a unique, contemporary style to the bracelet. If you like this style of jewelry, be sure to check out the other tutorials in the collection!
In this tutorial, I suggest you use flattened round beads in gold-plated stainless steel, to be inserted between each khaki bead. I also suggest using primers, which you can find on the materials list. For simplicity, you can also simply use an elastic thread and string the resin and gold beads onto it. Simply tie a surgeon's knot and add a dot of Hasulith glue for added security. The result will be less elaborate, but just as pretty on the wrist!
I suggest other colors of resin beads, just as pretty in the list of variations. These irregular beads are also available in a smaller size if you prefer more discreet jewelry.
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Cut a length of wire about 40cm long. Pass your wire through the bead to be crushed, then through the wire protection, then back through the bead to be crushed. Crush the bead to hold the wire in place.
For a better finish, you can add a crushable pearl cover.
Start your bead threading with an irregular khaki bead, then a gold bead, and so on.
Finish the bracelet by repeating step 1. You can tuck the thread into the khaki bead, then trim the excess.
Add a clasp at one end and a ring at the other.
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