Even though a fringe (or caterpillar) bracelet may take some time to complete, it’s something you’ll wear for years and get lots of compliments on. Add as much or as little fringe as you want to make a truly unique piece of jewelry. Project WILL NOT be completed in class. THIS IS A STITCH CLASS USING NEEDLE AND THREAD.
Supply List:
• size 6 or 8 beads for base row (won’t show much)
• beads in assorted sizes and colors for fringe (i.e. seed beads, E beads, crystals, pearls, cubes, triangles, etc.)
• beading needle(s)
• beading thread (i.e. Nymo or Fireline)
• beading wire (i.e. Beadalon)
• crimp beads or tubes (recommended)
• clasp of choice (toggle clasp recommended)
Tools:
• wire cutters
• crimping pliers
• scissors
• bead board and/or bead mat (recommended but not necessary)
Please let me know if you plan to attend class so that I have enough materials and handouts.
Happy Beading!
Supply List:
• size 6 or 8 beads for base row (won’t show much)
• beads in assorted sizes and colors for fringe (i.e. seed beads, E beads, crystals, pearls, cubes, triangles, etc.)
• beading needle(s)
• beading thread (i.e. Nymo or Fireline)
• beading wire (i.e. Beadalon)
• crimp beads or tubes (recommended)
• clasp of choice (toggle clasp recommended)
Tools:
• wire cutters
• crimping pliers
• scissors
• bead board and/or bead mat (recommended but not necessary)
Please let me know if you plan to attend class so that I have enough materials and handouts.
Happy Beading!
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