Thank you so much!

Doing our very best to make our tutorial videos more comprehensive. Thanks!

You are so welcome!

¡Gracias! ¡Espero lo mismo para ti! Aquí hay otro tutorial similar que te puede gustar. www.potomacbeads.com/how-to/projects-tutorials/bracelet-projects/PPPC2026.html

ufo1971 when you used the loom did you use this technique? I have the wrap it pro loom from rainbow loom and want to make the wider ones but wasn't sure if this would work with the wrap it pro loom?

Wow! Totally forgot that I have commented on this video! Haha! 😊 Yes, exactly the same technique! I have made my own wide beadloom with a wooden plank and I can make pretty wide bracelets if I want to. Up to 8 cm but I don't think that is fit for a bracelet... 😊

Nice work, Judith!

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You can use a wrap bracelet loom if you wish, or the Endless Loom, or a clipboard with some cloth under the clip so you don't mark your leather. The method is up to your own personal preference.

You're always welcome. Thanks for watching :)

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Most definitely easier to make on a loom! Especially if your all thumbs like me..😬

That depends on the individual students. An experienced beader could probably make it in an hour, but teaching it may require extra time, due to explanations and questions, etc. If you have everything well prepared, with each student having ready access to the colours they want, I'd allow two sessions and have something at the ready, as a time filler for those who finish early.

I think that's where I'm going wrong outside of not understanding bottom, under top and not being able to see it.

Have you ever made a leather wrap bracelet with a single line of beads between the cords? You might like to try that method first, until you get used to the thread paths. The thread is forming figure 8s all the way along the cords, which holds them together. As you make your figure 8s, you're also passing the needle through the bead between the cords, securing it there. It's important to be consistent with your thread path so that the finished bracelet looks neat all the way along. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l61mYJZn09_Ncok.html

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It will need to be tied on both ends but you can always make the knot then create a loop after with extra remaining cord

You can ask in our Facebook group: facebook.com/groups/BeadingAndJewelryMaking/

Hi, this video can help you in everything you need to know about beading needles: www.potomacbeads.com/better-beader-episode-007-everything-you-need-to-know-about-beading-needles

Not specifically this design, but we have several videos on loom work, and you could simply duplicate a pattern like this on a loom: kzfaq.info_videos?o=U&sq=loom

Potomac Bead Company Oh OK. Thank you for your response.

If it is not staying flat it may be that there are one too many beads on that row.

All the supplies are listed below the video with links

THANK YOU, I love this pattern, your method opens so many beading avenues to explore. You are amazing.

Thank you for this suggestion, Kim.

American style indian bracelet can I get the pattern . thank you

Yes this is the beatutiful Braclet that I would like to have the pattern and list of materials.

Sorry we do not generally sell finished jewelry, we just teach how to make it and sell the supplies.

This wrap is inspired by Native American motifs.