Pattern Tutorial - Bracelet Jewelry making with Seed beads and Crystals Step-by-step PDF Instant download - Secret Gardens Bracelet No 03

★★★ I would like to present one of the largest bracelets of my designs, the Giant Secret Gardens bracelet. Following the step-by-step instructions, you can easily make the bracelet - see in the main picture - of your favorite colors of beads and crystals! The tutorial is fourteen A4 pages with step-by-step instructions and detailed graphic illustrations. ★★★

★★★ SKILL ★★★
The project is designed for INTERMEDIATE, but the detailed diagrams and instructions are comprehensive, allowing DETERMINED BEGINNERS to join in the beading fun.

★★★ SIZE ★★★
~ Length: 7" (18 cm)
~ Width: 2 3/8" (6 cm)
~ High: 5/8" (15 mm)

★★★ TECHNIQUES ★★★
~ Right Angle Weave (RAW)
~ Peyote Stitch
~ Zipping Up

★★★ WHAT YOU WILL NEED ★★★
~ Seed beads (15/0, 11/0, 8/0)
~ Delica beads (11/0)
~ Long Magatama beads
~ Crystal Rivoli 12 mm

★★★ Documents include ★★★
- Material list with bead codes
- Step-by-step instructions with illustrations
- File format: PDF
- Language: English

★★★ Copyright and Returns ★★★
~ All patterns are for personal use only. Copying, distribution or sharing in any way is prohibited!
~ Due to the nature of digital files, I do not accept returns, exchanges or deletions. But please feel free to contact me if you have any questions!

★★★ Selling finished items ★★★
Feel free to sell Shila products, designer credit is appreciated (for example: Made from Shila pattern: www.ShilaBead.Etsy.com
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