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How to Make Beaded Slave Bracelet

This is my latest tutorial. After coming up with own design of a slave bracelet. I thought I would put this tutorial together, so others can make one of this design as well. This slave bracelet is quite simple! You shouldn't have any problems following these instructions. Make sure you have all the right materials and you will be fine. Have Fun! Here are the instructions on how to make your own Beaded Slave Bracelet! You will need: Pliers Pier Cutters Wrist memory wire Ring memory wire Glass seed beads Assorted beads of same size Silver chain - 7.8 -8cm; or change length to suit hand size 2 x silver drops 2x silver finish jump rings 1 Firstly you will need to thread your beads onto your memory wire. Now cut your memory wire having it 3-4 rings thick. Make a loop at one end of your meory wire and use the other end to thread your beads on. After every 15th seed bead thread on a bigger bead then repeat the pattern until you have ...

How to Make a Glass Beaded Charm Bracelet

Here are these very simple steps of making a beaded charm bracelet of you very own! Materials: -Nylon or elastic thread -15-16 medium size Glass beads -15-16 beads, 10mm beads, if 5mm you will need 30-32 beads -15-16 headpins -15-16 jump rings -two crimp beads and two piece clasp (if using nylon thread) -Pliers -scissors 1. First you need to decide what colour findings you will be using (silver, gold, antique ect) and what type of glass beads and what colour for example, random mix, blue, green, red mix, ect. And also the beads you will be using to space the charms, smaller beads are preferred. And then are you going to have it on elastic or nylon? If you are going to make it on nylon you will need to work out what type of clasp you will use. Now we get started on making your glass beaded charm bracelet. 1. Now you need to start stranding on your glass beads onto the head pins, you can have more than one bead on each headpin if you like. After you thread a bead onto e...