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- 1 Tube Metallic Khaki Iris Half Tila Beads
- 1 Tube Antique Ivory Pearl Ceylon Half Tila Beads
- 1 Tube Matte Khaki Iris 8/0 Miyuki Seed Beads
- 1 Tube Duracoat Galvanized Pewter 11/0 Miyuki Seed Beads
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- 1 Tube Duracoat Galvanized Silver 11/0 Miyuki Seed Beads
- 1 Spool Apricot KO Thread
- 1 Copper Free Spirit Button
- 1 Spool Nutmeg Regular C-Lon
- 1 Pkg Size 12 Seed Bead Needles
- 1 Pkg Collapsible Eye Needles
- 1 Tube GS Hypo Cement
- 1 Tube Metallic Khaki Iris Half Tila Beads
- 1 Tube Antique Ivory Pearl Ceylon Half Tila Beads
- 1 Tube Matte Khaki Iris 8/0 Miyuki Seed Beads
- 1 Tube Duracoat Galvanized Pewter 11/0 Miyuki Seed Beads
- 1 Tube Duracoat Galvanized Silver 11/0 Miyuki Seed Beads
- 1 Spool Apricot KO Thread
- 1 Copper Free Spirit Button
- 1 Spool Nutmeg Regular C-Lon
- 1 Pkg Size 12 Seed Bead Needles
- 1 Pkg Collapsible Eye Needles
- 1 Tube GS Hypo Cement
Level: Intermediate
Estimated time: 4-6 Hours
Project and Sample by Linnea Lortsher
In California, the hills and baylands turn the softest of golden browns as spring turns to summer. And as the season continues, the bleached grasses are a striking contrast to the brown beneath. Using two contrasting colors, Linnea has created a cuff using Half-Tilas in a pattern of light and dark that sets off the design and highlights the delicate edging.
Linnea has added additional instructions to the handout that guide you in adapting herringbone weave to Half Tilas beads. Plus, new steps on how to macramé the button loop, what to do if you leave out a bead and other helpful tips. If you are new to this project, definitely watch the video and download the handout. Note: Half Tilas come in tubes of 7.8 grams (1/3 the quantity of a tube of Superduos) so the ingredients for this cuff (TWO tubes of Half Tilas) will net one bracelet.
Skill Builders used in this project:
Adding Thread in Superduo Beadweaving
How To Macramé
How to Singe Cord Using a Thread Zap II
In California, the hills and baylands turn the softest of golden browns as spring turns to summer. And as the season continues, the bleached grasses are a striking contrast to the brown beneath. Using two contrasting colors, Linnea has created a cuff using Half-Tilas in a pattern of light and dark that sets off the design and highlights the delicate edging.
Linnea has added additional instructions to the handout that guide you in adapting herringbone weave to Half Tilas beads. Plus, new steps on how to macramé the button loop, what to do if you leave out a bead and other helpful tips. If you are new to this project, definitely watch the video and download the handout. Note: Half Tilas come in tubes of 7.8 grams (1/3 the quantity of a tube of Superduos) so the ingredients for this cuff (TWO tubes of Half Tilas) will net one bracelet.
Skill Builders used in this project:
Adding Thread in Superduo Beadweaving
How To Macramé
How to Singe Cord Using a Thread Zap II
Native Grass
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