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LIZBETH BAND

Inspired by Deborah Roberti's "Bobble Bangles"

SUPPLIES:
• 11/0 seed beads (SB11)
• 8/0 seed beads (SB8) - you will need 2
• SuperDuo beads (SD)
• 3mm druks, pearls or 3x4mm rondelles (D)
• Clasp
• Jump rings
• Nymo D thread or Fireline (3 to 3 1/2 yards)
• Size 12 beading needle recommended

Below is a guide to help you determine approximately how many SuperDuo and druk beads you will
need for your size:

• 6-inch wrist - 16-17 Superduo beads and 30-32 druks


• 7-inch wrist - 18-19 Superduo beads and 34-36 druks
• 7 1/2-inch wrist - 22-23 Superduo beads and 44-46 druks
• 8-inch wrist - 27-28 Superduo beads and 54-55 druks

NOTE: This pattern works best with Miyuki seed beads but you can use
Toho beads as well. Toho beads don't seem to "lock" together as nicely
when making the little seed bead arches that go above and below the
SuperDuo beads.

THE FIRST SIDE OF THE BRACELET 4. Go through the next SB11 (you'll see the
thread coming out of it) and go on through the
1. Pick up five SB11 + one SD. next four SB11.
Slide the beads down to the
end of the thread, leaving a tail
long enough to weave in later.
You will make the clasp loops
with the working thread. Go
back around through the five seed beads and
the SD to make a circle.

2. Go through the first two SB11. Pick 5. Pick up four SB11 + one SD. Go around and
up three SB11. Skip over the next back through the SB11 just exited. Go back
SB11 and go through the last two around through the four SB11 and the inner
SB11. Pull snug so that the three arch hole of the SD.
beads snap into place.

3. Pick up four SB11 + one D.


Go around and back through the
SB11 just exited. Go on around
through the next four SB11 and
the D.
6. Go through the next SB11 (you'll see the 11. Pick up three SB11. Skip the next SB11 and
thread coming out of it) and the next SB11. Pick go through the next two SB11. Pull snug to
up three SB11. Skip over the next SB11 and go snap the three SB11 into place.
through the last two SB11. Pull snug to snap
the three SB11 into place.

7. Repeat Steps 3-6 for the length of this side of


the bracelet.
12. Pick up one SB11. Go through the middle
SB11 of the nine SB11 going around the D.

THE SECOND SIDE OF THE BRACELET

8. You should be exiting from the last SB11


next to the SD on the end of the bracelet. Pick
up two SB11 then go across the SD and in
through the empty hole.
13. Pick up two SB11 + one D. Go around and
back through the two SB11 just before the
middle one near the D. Go through the middle
SB11 that your thread is coming out of. Exit
through the two SB11 that you just added.

9. Pick up five SB11. Go around and back


through the same hole in the SD that you just
exited.

14. Go through the D and the next two SB11


10. Go across the SD and in through the other going toward the inner part of the bracelet.
hole on this side. Go on through the two SB11
between the holes in the SD and on through the
next two SB11.
15. Go through the next two SB11 then go on 19. Reinforce the clasp loop by going through
around the outer edge through the next five the four SB11 along the side of the SD then
SB11. back around through the clasp loop, going
through the SB8 this time.

16. Pick up three SB11 + one SB8 + three 20. Weave around through the next seven
SB11. Skip over the next four SB11 and go SB11 that surround the SD then go on through
through the last two SB11 on the end of the the SB11 that is between the two D's. Exit
bracelet. through the two SB11 to the left of the D.

17. Weave around the perimeter of the motif


again, going through twelve SB11. You should
be exiting from the SB11 just before the clasp
loop.

21. Pick up four SB11. Go around and through


the open hole of the next SD with your needle
going toward you.

18. Go through the first three SB11 of the clasp


loop. Skip the SB8 and go through the last three
SB11 of the clasp loop. Pop out the SB8.

22. Go back
around through
the five SB11 and
the same hole of
the SD.
23. Go through the first two SB11 of the five. 26. Pick up four SB11. Go around and through
Pick up three SB11. Skip the next SB11 and go the open hole of the next SD with your needle
through the last two SB11. Pull to snap the going toward you.
three SB11 into place.

27. Go back around through the five SB11 and


the same hole of the SD.

24. Pick up one SB11. Go through the middle


SB11 of the nine SB11 that go around the D.
28. Go through the first two SB11 of the five.
Pick up three SB11. Skip the next SB11 and go
through the last two SB11. Pull to snap the
three SB11 into place.

25. Pick up two SB11 + one D. Go around and


back through the two SB11 just before the
middle one near the D. Go through the middle
SB11 that your thread is coming out of. Exit
through the two SB11 that you just added. 29. Repeat Steps 24-28 for the length of this
side of the bracelet.
ADDING THE SECOND CLASP LOOP 34. Go through the first three SB11 of the clasp
loop. Skip the SB8 and go through the last three
30. You should be exiting from the last SB11 SB11 of the clasp loop. Pop out the SB8.
next to the SD on the end of the bracelet. Pick
up two SB11. Go across the SD and through
last three SB11 on the end of the bracelet.

35. Reinforce the clasp loop by going through


the four SB11 along the side of the SD then go
back around through the clasp loop, going
through the SB8 this time.
31. Weave around the perimeter of the SD
going through twelve SB11's.

36. Go back through the four


SB11 along the side of the SD
and go around the clasp loop
once again. Cut the thread.
32. Pick up three SB11 + one SB8 + three
SB11. Skip over the next four SB11 and go
through the last two SB11 on the end of the
bracelet.
37. Thread the tail on your needle. Weave the
tail thread around the clasp loop and the four
adjacent SB11's once or twice then cut the
thread.

38. Attach the clasp with jump rings through the


SB8's on the ends.
33. Weave around the perimeter of the motif
again, going through twelve SB11. You should
be exiting from the SB11 just before the clasp
loop.

Copyright 2018 - Teejay Joyce and Linda Genaw - http://craftyinspirationbylinda.blogspot.com/

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