You are welcome! Please, share with us the results of your creativity. Hopefully, tomorrow we will publish new tutorial with pattern as well

Happy to hear that you liked this design. We totally feel your pain of being away from beads ))). Hope you will get back to them soon and will make some beautiful crafts again!

Thank you for watching our tutorial! Enjoy your crafting!

Thank you!

Thank you very much for watching our tutorial. We highly appreciate your comment. We thought being able to download the pattern was enough to complete the job. So we added the pattern for the bracelet in the description to this video. Please check to see if you can see the file with pattern? Here is the link to it: www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/ia3ncdadxj79yuw46frfq/h?rlkey=qx0mgygkupu6jgduykjwvqku2&dl=0

It is very simple if you download the pattern from the link in the video description and follow it. I am a beginner and I have never made a bracelet before, yet I could do this.

I couldn’t download the pattern because I don’t have Dropbox.

You don't need to be registered on Dropbox to download the pattern file. Just click on the link in the description. This will open a browser window where you can download the pdf file with the pattern to your device

I can duplicate the link to the pattern here as well: www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/ia3ncdadxj79yuw46frfq/h?rlkey=qx0mgygkupu6jgduykjwvqku2&dl=0

Thank you very much for your lovely comment! Messages like these motivate us to create new jewelry designs and new tutorials!

OK, we will do it soon. Making video with captions take some time 😀

It is very simple if you download the pattern from the link in the video description and follow it. I am a beginner and I have never made a bracelet before, yet I could do this.

Thank you for watching! Actually, no reason. Simply since this tutorial is dedicated to peyote stitch, I kept using it for petals. But yes, you can use bruck stitch as well!

Thank you!

Thank you for your feedback about our tutorial! Happy you liked it! There are couple of ways: first - use a double jump ring (also known as split ring). Like this, for example: www.hobbyperline.com/en/jewelry-supplies/jumprings/split-ring/jr10229-sterling-silver-gold-plated-split-ring-5mm. You can also use a whole ring; usually you you can find those in "Connectors" section. Something like this: www.hobbyperline.com/en/jewelry-components-special-edition/minimal-jewelry/minimal-jewelry-components/mj10528-minimal-jewelry-rhodium-silver-plated-open-circle-link-12mm. Or you can simply use a small drop of jewelry glue to close the gap between two ends of your jumpring. Let us know if any of those suggestions work out for you!

Thank you!

Could you please let me know if availability of file with pattern will solve this issue? If not, I will make additional video based on your request.

It is very simple if you download the pattern from the link in the video description and follow it. I am a beginner and I have never made a bracelet before, yet I could do this.

Thank you for watching our channel! I made a scheme itself in Excel. Final document created in PowerPoint and converted to the pdf file.

Gracias por su comentario. ¿Podría aclarar dónde exactamente no se ven los colores, en el vídeo o en el diagrama del archivo?

I usually use a thread no longer than 70 cm. A longer thread often tangles and twists.

Puedes utilizar subtítulos y traducirlos al español. Para ello sólo tienes que pulsar el botón Ajustes, cambiar el idioma de inglés a español

Thank you! I'm glad you think so!

Thank you for your question. You can download this pattern and list of needed materials via link placed under video in the description, just click it

Here this link: www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/ia3ncdadxj79yuw46frfq/h?rlkey=qx0mgygkupu6jgduykjwvqku2&dl=0

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