Pia VAC tera ] You the Scoop BE ADWOIN : San) aie UIA: CRow 2 is complete when you have stitched through the last Amin from Row | and added one last seed beadibugle trian- gle Your thread should exit from a 4mm.This will be the first bead of Row 3. S00 String 6 seed beads and pass theough the 4mm from Row 2, Pass through again twice. Exit from bead 7, String 5 seed beads and one Amm, Pass through the 3 seed heads from the previous stitch, Pess through the seed beads, 4mm, seed beads two times, Exit from bead 10, String 3 seed beads andl pass thiough the ext 4mm from the previons toxe three times, This will be the third triangle on the third rove Continue with the alternating pattern, With the last stitch you aulied one side of the triangles in the next stitch you will be adding 1Wo sides of the trian- gle. The row is complete when yooulve stitched through the ba 4mm from Row 2 and added fone more tangle o that your bracelet iseven, Exit from a seed bead at the middle ofthe end of the brac cLosune Stew (String 5 seed beads, the S8mm,and 2 seed beads. Pass back through 1 seed bead, the mm, and I seed bead, String 4 seed beads and pass through a seed bead on the Inidalle tow on the oppesite side of theseed bead, bugle, and seed bead that the clasp started on [Figure 2), Reinforce the closure by ‘weaving badk through bso triangles several times, Fugue 2 Step 2 Starla new thread at the mide row on the other end ofthe bracelet, String 5 sced beads, one dum, and 18 seed beads. Pass back through the seventh bead strung to test it the loop is the proper size, Molding the thread tight with your fingers, try to pass the loop over the highead. You want itto fic without bei (oo loose oF 100 tight —a snug fitwithouta struggle to get it over the head. Hits tooloose take a few beads out; if its too Light ad a couple of beads and try again. Gee the proper number of beads has been determine pais back through the seventh seed bead, the mm, the filth seed bead strung, String 4 seed beads and pass through a seed head on the midale row of the bracelet on the opposite sie of where the loop closure started (Fig Ue). Reinforce the loop by passing through al the beads several times, stitch pattern thet called Tor bea, hs soon as she tought th bes shia put te cross-stitch town and versions o the angle este and Seail, Washirgton, 1" picked it ua enon, She lime ata bead shop in