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Thank you very much! Yes, we have already planned to create them and prepare a tutorial

@@villamanja_slovenia oh awesome ! Cant wait !

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!

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Thank you! I'm glad you think so!

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!

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

Thank you so much for sharing your experience with us! We're thrilled to hear that our instructions were helpful in your creative process. Your dedication to perfecting your bracelet design is inspiring. If you ever need further assistance, feel free to reach out. We're here to help. Thanks again for watching our tutorial!

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

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 for watching us and for your question! I add them after I bake the main piece because of wax. Illusion cord won’t melt, but wax would. Flowers shown in the video were made with air dry clay. But for floral earrings I will bake earring first and then will glue in stamens and cover glue traces with pastel paint. Let us know if that works for your creations!

Thank you for watching us and for your question! I add them after I bake the main piece because of wax. Illusion cord won’t melt, but wax would. Flowers shown in the video were made with air dry clay. But for floral earrings I will bake earring first and then will glue in stamens and cover glue traces with pastel paint. If you want to add stamens before backing, you can use acrylic paints without wax, then glue stamens with liquid clay and bake together with main piece. However, please do a test baking with illusion cord. Just to make sure 125-130 degrees Celsius are not affecting it. Let us know if that works for your creations!

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

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Thank you for watching our tutorial! Enjoy your crafting!

Gracias por el mensaje. Estamos planeando hacer este tutorial en las próximas 3-4 semanas.