Instructions on Weaving S Shaped Beaded Bracelet with Turquoises and Cat Eyes

At many occasions, delicate jewelry can, to a certain extent, improve self-images, add to personal charm and make selves stand out even in crowds. That’s why we often unconsciously wear one or two pieces of jewelry to adorn ourselves. The instructions will guide you into a beautiful beaded bracelet pattern, showing you how to pursue beauty and create beauty.

Necessities for weaving the S shaped beaded bracelet:

0.3mm tiger tail wire
10mm blue painted glass beads
8mm sky-blue cat eye beads
4mm synthetic turquoise beads
4mm cyan glass pearl beads
4mm silvery spacer beads
4mm blue glass seed beads
Lobster claw
Jump rings
Round nose plier
Flat nose plier
Wire cutter

The beaded bracelet pattern and instructions:

Step 1: Weave base bracelet pattern

1st, cut a 1.5m length of tiger tail wire, slide a jump ring to center;
2nd, cross both ends through a 10mm blue glass bead;
3rd, add to each end a 4mm turquoise, a sky-blue cat eye and a 4mm turquoise bead in order;
4th, cross both ends through a new blue glass bead;
5th, repeat above right angle weave stitch 8 times;
6th, slide onto right end a jump ring and back the end through the last blue bead;
7th, thread left end through the jump ring and back it through the blue bead too;

Step 2: Embellish bracelet with delicate beaded pattern

1st, back the left end through the 1st left turquoise bead adjoining to the first blue glass bead; here consider the last bead as first bead;
2nd, add to the end 2 turquoise beads, 1 cyan pearl and 2 turquoise beads in order;
3rd, thread this end through the 2nd left turquoise bead adjoining to the second blue glass bead of the bracelet;
4th, string 2 blue seed beads, 1 silvery spacer bead and 2 blue seed beads in order;
5th, back it through the 1st right turquoise bead;
6th, add beads in the order of process 2;
7th, then back through the 2nd right turquoise bead;
8th, continue to back through the second blue glass bead and the 3rd left turquoise bead;
9th, repeat to weave the rest pattern.

Step 3: Finish the bead bracelet pattern

1st, fasten both ends to beads’ interval and cut off excess wire;
2nd, open the jump ring of whichever end of the bracelet, and attach a lobster claw to it.

The final beaded bracelet looks like this:

Now the beaded bracelet pattern is done! This bracelet contains the green-to-blue gradient which is formed by turquoise, sky-blue cat eye and blue painted glass beads. With the good choice of beads, you can create a better color gradient for your bracelet.