Sparkle, sparkle, sparkle – and a clever thread path that makes it possible to bead it in one go, instead of starting a new thread for every motif. While beading this elegant bracelet, I’ll share with you my way of creating the thread path for motifs that are attached to an already existing part of the bracelet, instead of starting a new thread. 

We will start by beading the first motif in the classic way – starting in the middle, and beading around and around, to create the whole. After getting to know the basic elements of the bracelet, we will continue by creating the second motif with the same thread, however, in a different way: starting from the edge.

I will explain my way of thinking when working like this, so we can widen our beady toolkits. 

Suitable for:  Beginners who have tension control.