Free Beading Instructions: Blue and Bronze Diamante Spacer Bracelet - Eureka! Beads Australia

Blue and Bronze Diamante Spacer Bracelet
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Blue and Bronze Diamante Spacer Bracelet

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Materials:	Tools:
50cm tigertail	Twirly Wirlie Pliers
9 half moon 2 strand diamante spacers	Wire Cutters
3 strong jump rings	Crimping Pliers
32 plain metal beads
1 small tube crimp
1 large tube crimp
2 filigree metal tubes
1 rope circle toggle clasp
36 clear 4mm bicone glass crystals
16 coloured 4mm bicone glass crystals
note: quantities indicated make a 'standard' bracelet (our bracelet is 19cm). We used bronze findings and light blue crystals.

Take your strand of tigertail, and fold in half. Thread a jump ring over one strand, up to the fold. Then bring the two strands together, and thread on a small crimp. Bring up to the jump ring, and squish down. Thread on a filigree metal tube (to hide the crimp). Split up the two strands, and thread a clear 4mm bicone glass crystal on each strand.

Next, thread on:
- one of the half moon 2 strand diamante spacers (through the two strands)
- a clear 4mm bicone glass crystal on each strand
- a plain metal bead on each strand
- a coloured 4mm bicone glass crystal on each strand
- a plain metal bead on each strand
- a clear 4mm bicone glass crystal on each strand

Repeat pattern 8 times, making sure you thread the same strand through the diamante spacer each time. Finish by threading one more half moon 2 strand diamante spacers through the two strands. Thread a clear 4mm bicone glass crystal on each strand, and then bring the two strands together. Thread on a large crimp, followed by a filigree metal tube and a jump ring. Thread the two strands of tigertail over the jump ring, and back through the filigree metal tube and large crimp. Pull up tightly and squish down the crimp. Cut off any excess tigertail.

Open up a new jump ring, and thread onto one end of the bracelet. Whilst it is still open, thread on the bar part of the toggle clasp. Close securely. Open up the jump ring on the other end of the bracelet, and thread on the circle part of the toggle clasp. Close securely. Your bracelet is now ready to wear!

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