Pandahall Tutorial on How to Make Tibetan Crackle Glass Beads Charm Bracelet

You can see here if you are looking for some beautiful and cool beaded charm bracelets. Today’s Pandahall will share you how to make Tibetan crackle glass beads charm bracelet, any interest? Then just follow the steps below and have a nice try!

Materials and tools needed for this Tibetan beaded charm bracelet:

8mm Mixed Color Crackle Glass Beads
6x3mm Silver Rhinestone Spacers Beads
Alloy Snowflake Tibetan Style Pendants
Tibetan Heart Style Pendants
2mm Brass Round Bead Spacers
Silver Brass Tube Beads
Platinum Memory Wire
Tibetan Style Alloy Tbar & Toggle Clasps
Silver Jump Rings
Iron Cross Chains
Platinum Headpins
Chain Nose Pliers
Round Nose Pliers
Side Cutting Pliers

Instruction on how to make Tibetan beaded charm bracelet:

Step 1: make the basic part of the Tibetan beaded charm bracelet

1st, cut off a piece of memory wire and make a simple loop at one end;
2nd, slide a silver tube bead, two 2mm brass spacer beads, an 8mm pink crackle glass bead and a 6mm rhinestone spacer bead onto the wire in order;
3rd, add more crackle glass beads and rhinestone spacer beads onto the wire, then add two brass spacer beads and tube bead onto the wire to make the same correspondent part and make a loop;
4th, add two silver jump rings onto the two loops respectively, then attach more jump rings then connect the Tibetan toggle clasp and tbar onto the two ends.

Step 2: finish this Tibetan beaded charm bracelet

1st, cut off a piece of cross chain and connect the two ends of the chain onto the jump rings;
2nd, make an 8mm crackle glass bead dangle with a headpin;
3rd, attach the glass bead dangle, heart charm, snowflake charm onto the jump rings to finish this charm bracelet making (as shown in the picture).

Now, here is the final look of this Tibetan beaded charm bracelet:

So share me your opinions about this Tibetan beaded bracelet. Actually, you can wear this bracelet to attend any occasions as you want. So what are you waiting for, just get the materials and try your own one.

This project is inspired from http://lc.pandahall.com/craft-ideas/13051.html.