How to make Stretchy Seed Bead Cuff Bracelet-

Hello Beautiful People,

I love creating Seed Bead’s Bracelets as they are so beautiful and so cute. They go with everything and there is an infinite DIYs idea that can be used to create beautiful jewellery pieces. In this article, I am going to teach you how to make stretchy Seed Beads Cuff Bracelet which is really easy to make and is super cute.

Materials you may need:

Thin Stretch Cord
Five strand connector bar
Seed Beads
Glue
Scissors or Cutter
Toothpick

Step-by-step Instructions

Step 1: Cut five strands of the stretch cord around 30 inches each according to the size of the size of your wrist.

Step 2: Start adding beads like gold seed beads and silver seed beads into a stretch cord. You can add any color of beads you want, you can also mix and match other beads like Delica beads, faceted round beads, faceted briolette beads, ceramic beads, etc. It totally depends on your choice.

Step 3: Now, pass one end of the cord through one hole of the connector bar and tie two square knots.

Step 4: Pull the cords so that knot gets nice and tight.

Step 5: Now, dab some glue on the knot with the help of a toothpick.

Step 6: After that, slowly slide the bead over that knot so that the bead covers the knot and the knot is not visible.

Step 7: Let the glue dry for some time and after that cut the extra cord with the help of cutter or scissors.

Step 8: Repeat the above steps for other four strands and glue them in place.

Which brands beads you should use?

There are two famous brands in seed beads that you can use to make this bracelet, they are Miyuki and Preciosa.

Miyuki Seed beads are Japanese Beads, you can use these beads if you want the consistency of in your bracelets. These beads are uniform in size and shape so, if you want uniformity in your designs then this is the best choice.

Preciosa Seed Beads are a little uneven in size. So, if you want a little dimension and edgy kind of styled bracelet then you can use these beads.

You can easily buy both brand’s seed beads at embroiderymaterial.com.