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Stillwater Loomed Bracelet

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Project Info:

Quantity Needed for Project:

Level: Beginner

Estimated time: 6 Hours

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Stillwater Loomed Bracelet

3mm- Antique Silver

3mm Firepoliosh

$2.95 USD

3mm- Blue Green and Amber

3mm Firepoliosh

$3.25 USD

3mm- Champagne Picasso

3mm Firepoliosh

$4.25 USD

3mm- Etched Picasso Amber and Purple

3mm Firepoliosh

$3.25 USD

3mm- Etched Yellow Gold

3mm Firepoliosh

$3.95 USD

3mm- Fuchsia Luster

3mm Firepoliosh

$4.65 USD

3mm- Metallic Slate Blue and White

3mm Firepoliosh

$4.50 USD

3mm- Mulberry Mix Luster

3mm Firepoliosh

$2.95 USD

3mm- Pacific Blue Matte AB

3mm Firepoliosh

$3.25 USD

3mm- Sea Green with Gold Luster

3mm Firepoliosh

$3.95 USD

3mm-Etched Picasso Charcoal

3mm Firepoliosh

$3.25 USD

3mm-Luster Pale Sage

3mm Firepoliosh

$3.50 USD

3mm-Pale Grey Rainbow AB

3mm Firepoliosh

$3.50 USD

Mandala Star Button- Antique Copper Patina

Buttons

$2.25 USD

Brown- Regular C-Lon

C-Lon: Regular

$7.65 USD

Brown- Fine C-Lon

C-Lon: Fine

$3.75 USD

Apricot- KO Thread

KO Thread

$5.35 USD

Natural Light Brown- 0.5mm Indian Leather (4 Yards)

Leather- 0.5

$6.00 USD

English Beading Needles, Size 10- 4 Pack

Needles

$5.50 USD

Deep Dish Project Tray

Design Boards & Storage

$19.95 USD

Project Tray Inserts

Design Boards & Storage

$11.75 USD

Clampers (1 Pair)

Tools

$1.95 USD

GS Hypo Cement

Tools

$7.95 USD

Project Map

Project and Sample by Kate Richbourg

Stillwater is all about slowing down and enjoying the process. Instead of following a strict pattern, let the beads guide you as you weave. We love calling this technique "pebbling" because the 3mm Firepolish beads take center stage here and settle together like smooth river stones along a quiet stream.

A simple trick is to mix all of your beads together before you begin and pick them up randomly as you stitch. Try not to add the same bead twice in a row, and every so often, glance back at your work to make sure all of the colors are making an appearance. You may discover that one color has quietly disappeared from the mix for a few rows—and that's perfectly okay.

Like the gentle flow of water over stones, each bracelet develops its own rhythm and character. There are no mistakes here—just beautiful, organic color combinations that make every bracelet one of a kind.

A Note on Stringing Materials:
This design uses 0.5mm cord for the outer warp threads and Fine C-Lon for the inner warp threads. The warp threads run vertically along the length of the bracelet. KO thread is used for the weft, which runs horizontally from side to side and carries the beads as you weave.

For the outer warp threads, you may substitute 0.4mm or 0.5mm Chinese knotting cord, or even 1mm leather. Regardless of the material used for the warp threads, KO thread should always be used for the weft in this design.

Additional Learning:

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