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    Crystal Chain Bracelet: Step 5: String A Seed Bead

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    This document provides instructions for making a crystal chain bracelet using seed beads, bicone crystals, and fire-polished beads. The materials needed are listed. Step 1 involves stringing beads to form a circle and tie with a double knot. Step 2 shows going back through beads added in the previous step. Repeated steps involve adding beads and going back through previously added beads to create the chain pattern. The last steps describe attaching a clasp to each end by threading beads through the clasp.

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    Crystal Chain Bracelet: Step 5: String A Seed Bead

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    This document provides instructions for making a crystal chain bracelet using seed beads, bicone crystals, and fire-polished beads. The materials needed are listed. Step 1 involves stringing beads to form a circle and tie with a double knot. Step 2 shows going back through beads added in the previous step. Repeated steps involve adding beads and going back through previously added beads to create the chain pattern. The last steps describe attaching a clasp to each end by threading beads through the clasp.

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    This document provides instructions for making a crystal chain bracelet using seed beads, bicone crystals, and fire-polished beads. The materials needed are listed. Step 1 involves stringing beads to form a circle and tie with a double knot. Step 2 shows going back through beads added in the previous step. Repeated steps involve adding beads and going back through previously added beads to create the chain pattern. The last steps describe attaching a clasp to each end by threading beads through the clasp.

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    Crystal Chain Bracelet: Step 5: String A Seed Bead

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    This document provides instructions for making a crystal chain bracelet using seed beads, bicone crystals, and fire-polished beads. The materials needed are listed. Step 1 involves stringing beads to form a circle and tie with a double knot. Step 2 shows going back through beads added in the previous step. Repeated steps involve adding beads and going back through previously added beads to create the chain pattern. The last steps describe attaching a clasp to each end by threading beads through the clasp.

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    Crystal Chain Bracelet

    = seed bead
    = bicone crystal
    = fire-polished bead

    MaterialS (for a 7-inch bracelet,


    not including clasp)
    3
     yards of 6 lb. FireLine
    About 325 size 11/0 seed beads
    About 22 size 4mm bicone
    crystals
    About 24 size 4mm fire-polished
    beads
    clasp

    Step 1: Thread your needle with


    about three yards of 6 lb FireLine.
    String a fire-polished bead, three
    seed beads, a fire-polished bead
    and three seed beads.
    Leaving about a 10-inch tail
    for attaching the clasp, tie the
    beads together in a circle with
    a double knot:

    If you would like to be notified


    when new patterns are posted, go to
    AroundTheBeadingTable.com and click
    on the Join the Mailing List tab on the
    left to subscribe to my mailing list.

    Step 2: Go back around through


    the fire-polished bead, the three
    seed beads, the fire-polished
    bead and the seed bead that
    you strung in the last step (all
    beads highlighted in RED):

    Step 3: String three seed beads.


    Go back across through the
    seed bead, the fire-polished
    bead and the seed bead high
    lighted in RED:

    Step 5: String a seed bead,


    a bicone crystal, a seed bead,
    a fire-polished bead, a seed
    bead, a bicone crystal and a
    seed bead.
    Go around and back across
    through the fire-polished bead
    that you exited at the end of the
    last step:

    Step 6: Go back around


    through the seed bead, the
    bicone crystal, the seed bead,
    the fire-polished bead and the
    seed bead that you added in the
    last step (all beads highlighted
    in RED):

    Step 4: String three seed beads.


    Go back across through the
    seed bead and the fire-polished
    bead highlighted in RED:

    2009 Deborah Roberti, [email protected]

    1 www.AroundTheBeadingTable.com

    Step 7: String four seed beads.


    Go around the bicone crystal
    and back across through the
    seed bead, the fire-polished
    bead and the seed bead high
    lighted in RED:

    Step 8: String four seed beads.


    Go around the bicone crystal
    and back across through the
    seed bead and the fire-polished
    bead highlighted in RED:

    Step 9: String three seed beads,


    a fire-polished bead and three
    seed beads.
    Go around and back across
    through the fire-polished bead
    that you exited at the end of
    the last step:

    Step 11: String three seed


    beads. Go back across through
    the seed bead, the fire-polished
    bead and the seed bead high
    lighted in RED:

    Step 12: String three seed beads.


    Go back across through the seed
    bead and the fire-polished bead
    highlighted in RED:

    Step 14: To attach one end of


    the clasp, string four seed beads.
    Go through your clasp and then
    back through the last seed bead
    that you just strung:

    Step 15: String three seed beads.


    Go across through the firepolished bead highlighted
    in RED:

    Step 13: Repeat Step 5 to


    Step 12 until your bracelet is
    the length you want it, minus
    about a half-inch and the length
    of your clasp:

    Go through these seed beads,


    the clasp and the fire-polished
    bead again for reinforcement.
    Weave back into the bracelet,
    knot in several places and cut
    your thread.

    Step 10: Go back up and around


    through the three seed beads,
    the fire-polished bead and the
    seed bead that you added in the
    last step (all beads highlighted
    in RED):

    Step 16: To attach the clasp to


    the other side of the bracelet,
    thread your needle with the tail
    from Step 1.
    Go across through the firepolished bead highlighted
    in RED:

    Repeat Steps 14 and 15.

    2009 Deborah Roberti, [email protected]

    2 www.AroundTheBeadingTable.com

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