Description
A luxurious jewel, inspired the Dutch Golden Age and by Baroque painter Clara Pieters’s painting “Vanitas”. Clara was the first significant female Dutch painter. The painting is probably an auto-portrait of the artist wearing a necklace, a headband, earrings and two bracelets.
This bracelet is wonderful if you are looking for a project you can really get your teeth into!
MATERIAL LIST
- 13×18 mm oval cabochons (my recommendation: Turquoise Blue, Mat Coral, Jade Green),
- Round glass pearls,
- True2 beads,
- Miyuki seed beads,
- thin beading needle,
- Fireline,
- bead mat,
- thread burner or scissors.
LICENCE
Buying this tutorial enables you to finish the jewel for personal use and also to sell the finished product.
KEEP IN MIND!
The diagrams and written instructions are clear and easy to follow, but remember, that you are always only a mail away from me if you need more help or have problem with finding the right material.
Aniko Hesz (verified owner) –
Very pretty and with detailed illustrations it is easy to make. I love that the back of the motifs is also covered with beads, that makes the bracelet very durable.
kathyquintelier –
If you want to feel like an elegant lady of the Middle Age, buy this tutorial, choose royal colors and you will be the queen!
The tutorial is very detailed with clear drawnings. Don’t bea affraid of the cabochons, if you hold good tension it will be very easy to put them in place.
Graehound –
Easy-to-understand instructions and all the necessary materials available in-shoppe if you don’t already have a stash of crystals you’re trying to utilise. This is a classic bracelet that’s not only simple to make, but comfortable to wear and gets endless complements. I couldn’t be happier with this tutorial!
Robin Horowitz –
This such a pretty bracelet!! Erika you are so creative!! This is another tut on my to do list!!
Kelli Molitor (verified owner) –
I bought this tutorial along with the green stones. The stones arrived quickly and are even more beautiful than I thought they would be. The tutorial is very detailed and visually interesting. I cannot wait to make this!