SOLDANELLA

bracelet

Congratulations!
You just got the final tool to make
this new piece of beadwork.

Everything else you already had:

your very own, unique taste of colors,
your eyes and your hands.
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the desire to learn something new.
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MATERIAL LIST
Big beads
REC
6x8 mm Rectangle Glass Cabochon Scan code for instant
For one motif: 1 pc(s) material access.

FP3A + FP3B
3 mm Fire-polished beads
For one motif: 6 + 2 pc(s)

SD
5 mm SuperDuo beads
For one motif: 8 pc(s)

P3
3 mm Round glass beads
For one motif: 2 pc(s)

Seed beads
R15A + R15B
15/0 Miyuki round seed beads
For one motif: 0.5 + 0.5 g

R11
11/0 Miyuki round seed beads
For one motif: 0.5 g

C11
11/0 Miyuki Delica beads
For one motif: 0.5 g

Components & tools

Thin beading needle, 0.12 mm Fireline
Bead mat and thread burner or sharp scissors
Findings to customize your jewel

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TIPS & TRICKS
In general
• Make sure to read the text AND study the illustrations/photos. They all provide
important information.

• The beads added in the current step are colored brightly. Beads from previous
steps are faded.

• The beginning of the thread path is marked with a dot. Follow the thread from
the dot to the arrow. Work with a comfortable length and leave a tail of 10 -12
cm / 5-6 inches that you’ll secure and trim later.

The type of thread I used to stitch the project is stated in the material list. You
can try switching to a different kind of thread, however, it may not be possible to
• finish the project, or it will provide a different finish. The jewel might be floppier
in case of thinner thread, or it might not be possible to make enough thread path
if you use a thicker one.

About this project

• Buy a full version of this tutorial to make a pair of earrings as well.

• You can add this motif to a bigger piece as a connector.

• Try to play with arrangement of motifs in a bracelet, add a bezeled cabochon or

connect motifs on the other sides.

If you have a question or suggestion,

don’t hesitate to get in touch with me!
Send an email to: info@beadingschool.com

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INSTRUCTIONS
1. 2.

Pick up REC + (4) SD. Bead through the second
hole of REC and pick (4) SD. Bead again through
the first hole of REC. Repeat the thread path
and finish by beading through the first SD.
Pick up P3 and bead through the last SD from
this group + REC + first SD from the next group.
Pick up P3 and bead through the last SD from
this group + REC + both holes of the first SD
from the next group.

3. 4.

Pick up R15B + R15A + (3) R15B. Bead through
P3 and pick up (3) R15B + R15A + R15B. Bead
through SD and * pick up FP3A, then bead
through the next SD. Repeat from the * two
more times.
Pass through beads added in previous step, until
exiting from the first added FP3A. Pick up R15B
+ C11 + R15B and bead through the next FP3A.
Repeat one more time and finish by beading
through SD.

REC FP3A FP3B SD P3

R15A R15B R11 C11

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5. 6.

Bead through the second hole of SD + (3) SD + Repeat steps 3.-4. on this side of the motif.
REC + both holes of the next SD.

7. Congratulations!
Thank you for beading with me :)
Wishing you lots of happy moments while
wearing your new jewel:
xxx Erika

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by Erika Sándor

*Bead through R15B and pick up R15B + FP3B +

R15B. Bead through R15B + SD + FP3A + R15B
+ C11 + R15B. Pick up (4) R15B. Bead back
through FP3A, then bead again through (2)
R15B. Pick up R11 and bead through (3) R15B +
C11 + R15B + FP3A + SD. Repeat from the * one
more time. Secure and trim all threads.

REC FP3A FP3B SD P3

R15A R15B R11 C11

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IDEAS FOR THE MOTIF

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COLORING SHEET

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