How to Make an Easy Beaded Double Wave Bracelet with Agate Beads

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To get started, you will need:

8mm orange red agate beads
2mm bronze seed beads
3-strand slide lock
Jumprings
Tiger tail
Wire cutting plier
Flat plier

How to make an easy beaded double wave bracelet?

Step1: Cut off a 160cm tiger tail, thread 20 seed beads to the middle of the wire, it is easy to slide seed beads, but you need to be more patient.
Cross both ends through an agate beads and tighten the wires, slide one agate bead to both wires respectively, cross both ends through an agate beads and tighten the wires.

Step2: Thread one agate bead to both wires respectively again, then cross both ends through an agate beads and tighten the wires, that’s the basic beading pattern.
Continue to beading until the length is suitable for your wrist, here I use 43 agate beads.

Step3: Now start to slide beads, add 14 seed beads to the upper wire, thread the upper wire back though the last but one agate bead on the middle line and tighten, then slide 14 seed beads to the wire, thread the wire up through the third last agate bead on the middle line and tighten the wire, that’s a basic beading pattern.

When you finish beading the upper wire, slide seed beads to below wire with the same method.

Step4: After the integrate beaded double wave bracelet is done, thread the extra wires back to adjacent beads, be more patient on this step, because it is not very easy to thread the wires back. Once the wires are secure, cut down the excess wires.

Step5: At last, connect bracelet with four jumprings and a 3-strands brass slide lock clasp, the easy beaded bracelet has been finished.

Now you have had the beaded double wave bracelet. So easy, right? Additionally, you can also replace agate bead with pearl beads, I am looking forward your creation.

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