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emerald city flat spiral bracelet free beading pattern
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button
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button
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emerald city flat spiral bracelet free beading pattern
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button
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clear
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winter
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spring
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summer
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paper crafts
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paper crafting
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crafting tips
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beadwork tips
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winter
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spring
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summer
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paper crafts
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paper crafting
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crafting tips
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beadwork tips
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emerald city flat spiral bracelet free beading pattern
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editorial process
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flat spiral bracelet tutorial
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flat spiral is a supple stitch that looks great
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flat spiral stitch bracelet materials
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flat spiral bracelet materials
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the spiral stitch bracelet consists of a center core of beads that has overlapping loops of beads that loop around to surround and highlight the crystal beads
7 g
japanese seed beads
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japanese seed beads
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beading thread - i am using wildfire
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flat spiral stitch: starting the spine
string the crystals and 8/ seed beads to start the 'spine' of the bracelet
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flat spiral stitch: adding the first side of the spiral
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flat spiral stitch: adding the second side of the spiral
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pick up beads and stitch back through the center beads
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pass your needle and thread through the set of core beads again
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the first flat spiral stitch
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pull the thread tight
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pull your thread taut. separate the two sides of the beadwork that form the spirals so that one is on either side of the core beads
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flat spiral stitch: add core beads and beads
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starting the spiral part of the stitch
pick up the core beads: one 6mm bicone and one size 8/ bead. push them down against the beads you have already stitched
pick up your first set of spiral beads: five size 11/ beads
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flat spiral: stitch up through the core
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flat spiral bracelet: push spiral to one side
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push the spiral to one side
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pull the thread taut and keep this spiral to one side of the bicones core beads
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flat spiral bracelet: complete the spiral
pick up another set of spiral beads:five sizes 11/ beads
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push this spiral over to the opposite side as the spiral you stitched in the previous step
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continue flat spiral stitch
6 3/4 inches
continue stitching in this manner until the bracelet is approximately long
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keep your tension fairly tight - loose tension will cause the bracelet to have thread gaps between the beads and the stitches won't line up nicely against each other
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add the first half of the toggle clasp
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attach the clasp by adding beads and stitching back through the chain
pass needle back through the size 8/ beads and into the body of the bracelet. pull snugly to form a loop and secure the clasp in place
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add the second half of the toggle clasp
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reinforce the claps by stitching back through the chain and clasp
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to add the loop part of the toggle clasp
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the finished flat spiral stitch bracelet
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flat spiral stitch bracelet
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easy spiral bead rope
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how to make a custom beaded loop and button clasp
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cellini spiral tutorial
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russian spiral rope stitch tutorial
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spiral peyote tube earrings pattern and tutorial
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single and double bead ladder stitch tutorial
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flat even count peyote stitch tutorial
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top free bead patterns
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best craft products
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crafting & scrapbooking products
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drawing & painting products
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editorial guidelines
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newsletter
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contact us
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the spruce
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the spruce eats
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the spruce pets
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diy projects
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popular diys
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fall
1 serving
see all
1 serving
needlecrafts
1 serving
knitting
1 serving
crochet
1 serving
embroidery
1 serving
sewing
1 serving
needlepoint
1 serving
cross stitch
1 serving
quilting
1 serving
see all
1 serving
card making
1 serving
origami
1 serving
printables
1 serving
rubber stamping
1 serving
scrapbooking
1 serving
see all
1 serving
kids' crafts
1 serving
kids' crafts basics
1 serving
see all
1 serving
hobbies
1 serving
coin collecting
1 serving
board games
1 serving
antique collecting
1 serving
card games
1 serving
photography
1 serving
chess
1 serving
magic
1 serving
see all
1 serving
beadwork
1 serving
beadwork basics
1 serving
beginner beadwork
1 serving
intermediate beadwork
1 serving
advanced beadwork
1 serving
beadwork supplies
1 serving
see all
1 serving
more
1 serving
jewelry making
1 serving
miniatures
1 serving
pottery
1 serving
woodworking
1 serving
candles & soap
1 serving
see all
1 serving
best craft products
1 serving
books & games
1 serving
crafting & scrapbooking products
1 serving
drawing & painting products
1 serving
see all
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us
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advanced beadwork
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beadwork
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written by
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jennifer vanbenschoten
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jennifer vanbenschoten is a beadwork designer and writer who serves as the online editor
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learn the spruce crafts
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jennifer vanbenschoten
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updated
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lisa yang
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edited by lisa yang
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lisa yang
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swarovski bicones
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toggle clasp
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beading needle
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lisa yang
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you do not need a stop bead to get started. the beads will be wiggly at first
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pick up the beads
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pick up five sizes 11/ beads
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spine of your beadwork are now locked in place
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lisa yang
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pick up another set of beads matching the first side
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lisa yang
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lisa yang
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from now on
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stitch up through the core beads
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stitch through the 6mm bicone from the prior stitch
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pass your needle through the 6mm bicone
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lisa yang
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lisa yang
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lisa yang
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as you stitch
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lisa yang
after you have completed the body of the bracelet
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lisa yang
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lisa yang
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this bracelet works up very quickly and feels wonderful to wear! once you get the hang of the stitch
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read more
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using peyote stitch
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daisy chain beading stitch tutorial
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tubular even count peyote
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brick stitch tutorial
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beadwork bracelet designs
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easy beaded bracelet projects and tutorials
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styles of beads used in beadwork
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dangly brick stitch hoop earrings
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