How to Make Tiny Beaded Bracelets

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String different colored beads onto bead cords to create an artistic bracelet.

Tiny beaded bracelets complement any outfit when created with a combination of colors. The tiny beads strung through the bracelet makes it easy to stack bracelets together or mix and match different bead styles. Creating tiny bead bracelets is perfect for any beginner, as they are simple to make. Young girls who are learning to make beaded jewelry can create their own bracelets and give them friends and family as gifts.

Things You'll Need

  • Beads
  • Bead cord
  • Crimp beads
  • Cotton hand towel
  • Wire cutters
  • Chain nose pliers
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Instructions

    • 1

      Purchase a combination of small glass, metal, crystal and seed beads from a craft store. Also select and purchase bead cord, such as tiger tail, and crimp beads to create the bracelet.

    • 2

      Spread a cotton hand towel onto a table and layout the bracelet beading design on the surface, in the order they will be strung. Create a bracelet design that is 6 to 8 inches long, depending on the size of the wrist.

    • 3

      Lay out 12 inches of bead cord onto a flat surface and cut with wire cutters. Place 2 to 4 inches of the cord through the clasp eyelet and bend in half. String a crimp bead onto the cord and position it below the clasp eyelet. Flatten the crimp bead with chain nose pliers to secure the end.

    • 4

      Place the small beads onto the bead cord individually, following the design as created on the cotton towel. Like sewing, lift the cord up into the air to allow each bead to fall into place.

    • 5

      String a second crimp bead onto the cord once the last bead has been strung through. Fold the remaining 2 to 4 inches of cord in half and string it through the crimp bead.

    • 6

      Flatten the crimp bead with the chain nose pliers to secure the bracelet and tuck 1 inch of cord into the beads. Cut the remaining bead cord with wire cutters.

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