How to Make a Square Bangle Bracelet with Bugle Beads

There are many glass beads or pearl beads bracelets making tutorials on pandahall Learning Center. Today, I will show you a new tutorial on how to make square bangle bracelet. Three beaded square patterns and two beaded chains can make such a charming bracelet. Do you want to have a try? Here we go!

Materials and tools needed in the square bangle bracelet:

Glass Beads Strands
Glass Bugle Beads
Iron Spacer Beads
Iron Bead Tips
Lobster Claw Clasps
Tiger Tail
Needle Nose Plier
DIY Jewelry Tool Sets

Instructions on how to make the square bangle bracelet:

Step 1: Make the first square pattern

1st, cut off two pieces of about 6ocm tiger wire, put them together and string a gold spacer bead on them;
2nd, apart the two tiger wires, and string a black bugle bead and a spacer bead on the both sides of one tiger wire, then string a red glass bead on another tiger wire;
3rd, thread the middle two tiger wires across a spacer bead and string a red glass bead on the them separately;
4th, thread the left two tiger wires and the right two tiger wires across a spacer bead separately;


5th, thread the top tiger wires on both sides back across the red glass bead next to them, then put the middle two tiger wires together and string a red glass bead on them;
6th, string a black bugle bead on the left and right tiger wire, then thread the two tiger wires across a spacer bead, and thread the middle two tiger wires across the spacer bead.

Step 2: Put two tiger wires on both sides together and string a spacer bead on them separately, then thread the tiger wires across a spacer bead.

Step 3: Repeat the steps to make another two square patterns, then tie a knot and cut off the excessive tiger wires.

Step 4: Make a beaded chain on both sides

1st, cut off another two pieces of about 10cm tiger wires and thread them on the spacer beads on both sides;
2nd, we begin to deal with the right part, string a spacer bead on the two tiger wires separately, then thread the two tiger wire across another spacer bead and repeat the steps four times;
3rd, as for the left part, repeat the steps on the right part.

Step 5: Add a bead tip and a lobster claw clasp to the square bracelet.

The final look of the square bangle bracelet:

Wow, it looks so nice on my wrist. It happens to my mind that you can also use the same beaded square pattern to a necklace. I'm sure it will be a creative design. Maybe you can try to use this beaded square pattern to make other jewelry as you like.