Linda Bracelet

Fall for the bohemian spirit of this Miyuki bead bracelet!

An ultra simple weave that is done directly on the support. The possibilities are endless, so you can let your imagination run wild!

For this project you will need:
Miyuki delica beads 11/0 A set of chevron connectors Miyuki Bugle beads a Cymbal bead for cabochon a 4mm cabochon a lobster clasp of the extension chain 3mm rings Miyuki thread and a beading needle

Overview:

Some explanations:

Start the weaving by the central part.

To start, cut a thread of about an arm's length, then thread the needle.

This weaving is quite simple; it resembles the Wrap technique, with the difference that in this model we will go through the holes of the chevrons to secure each row.

Insert the needle from the bottom into the bottom hole of the left chevron, then string your beads (the number you want) and then go from underneath into the hole of the right chevron.

Keep a thread of about 10cm at the start to make the knot later.

Pass the needle through the bead row, then go into the hole of the chevron (the first one) from the top. You will come out underneath where the starting thread begins.

Move to the second hole, then repeat the previous operation. String the beads (the number from the previous row +1), go into the 2nd hole of the right chevron from the bottom, then go back through the beads. Go into the hole of the left chevron from the top to come out on the back.

After the 2nd row, make a double knot with the starting thread on the back to secure it, then cut it flush.

Continue like this with the following rows.

For the central row, place the Cymbal bead in place of the center bead. Once the bracelet is completely finished, you can glue the cabochon on it.

Be careful, on the central part, each row will have one more Miyuki bead than the previous one until the central row. Then you will decrease by one bead until the last row.

Continue assembling the bracelet using the same method.

On the side rows, the number of beads will be the same for all rows.

Finally, measure the length of the bracelet and cut 4 pieces of chain to complete the length.

Connect the chains with 3mm rings, then attach the clasp and the extension chain.

Tip: Make sure to always jump between the different holes to go from one row to another on the back of the bracelet.

And there you go! Beautiful achievement!