Discs n' Diamonds- DIY Jewelry Making Tutorial by PotomacBeads
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- This video tutorial from PotomacBeads teaches you how to make Bridget Cook's "Discs n' Diamonds" bracelet, taught by Allie Buchman. Find a list of supplies used in the project in the description below.
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Enjoy using this jewelry-making bead tutorial video to help you become a more creative and happier beader!
Designer's recommended materials and colors:
● DiscDuo® Beads - Golden Touch Shadows, 20 Pieces
● DiscDuo® Beads - Pastel Petrol, 11 Pieces
● Miyuki Seed Beads 11/0 - Picasso Cobalt Opaque
● Toho Seed Beads 11/0 - Permafinish Rose Gold
● Cup Button - Crystal Matte, 1 Piece
Very Pretty this Bracelet & i love the colors combo. Thank You Bridget Cook's for this great project & allie for teaching this tutorial!
Bridget this is a beautiful bracelet and thank you so much Allie for the beautiful enhancements and of course another great tutorial.
Yey! Allie, you did such a great job on this tutorial, as always! Thank you for the opportunity to design. I hope everyone has as much fun as I had making this bracelet.
LOVE Bridget's designs! This one is fabulous!
Beautiful design Bridget! Great tutorial Allie!
can't wait to get home and make this!!!
Absolutely stunning, love it! I need to try it!
thank you for your message it has helped me lots, your tutorials are always great they either help me or spark up an idea in my mind so thank you.
regards Sharon
Thanks for watching!
Really liked this tutorial. Just made a purchase from Potamac Bead Co. for the Disc Duos. Glad i have a project to get started with them. Thanks.
Glad you liked it. Have fun making your own. Don't forget, if you need help or have any questions, you can join our Facebook group for Beading and Jewellery Making, where you'll find lots of friendly and helpful advice.
Very pretty.
Love it great tutorial can't wait to try it when I get the beads for it. Or could I use other beads besides the disc duo.
Beautiful. Can't wait to try. Thanks for a great tutorial!
Good work!!!! Beautiful parure! Thank you ^_^
Absouletly love this. I'm unable to find the seed bead colors on the website though.
where do you find the time to do these especially after the bead and button show? Bless your heart!
She made this video before the show, we just didn't have fast enough internet to upload it until we returned.
Allie are you naturally ambidextrous? Or is it just from practicing? You make using two needles look so effortless.
hi I have found a cabochon duo flat round bead 6mm will that work with this bracelet?
thanks Sharon x
A 2-hole cabochon (6mm) or honeycomb (6mm) should both work because they are also 6mm like the DiscDuo. The look is just going to be different.
hi how many of the duo come in a bag please as i have never brought any of them befor i am in Australia
Hi Lyn, the DiscDuo comes in a tube of approximately 50 beads.
thanks
con que nombre busco en México el hilo con el que se trabaja la bisutería?????
is there any closer who sells these beads I live in England, as postage is to high for me as I bead for charity for Marie curie cancer. so if you supply to anyone closer please let me know as I'm desperate to get my hands on these. as there easy for the patient's to hold.
thank you very much
kind regards Sharon.
I have thanks but nothing not even beads direct do them. But thanks for your advice.
Kind regards Sharon
We manufacture these beads (along with RounDuo and a number of others). We wholesale to some shops/websites in the UK, and if you have a local store that might be interested in carrying them, you can suggest that they contact us for wholesale info. From the US we do flat rate shipping that is actually quite low to Britain (approx. 6.85 pounds sterling).
You could substitute a number of 2 hole beads (eg Silky or Superduo) that ARE available in the UK and this design would work just as well but look slightly different.
+joannewton thanks for the advice batman never thought of that,and what a good idea.
kind regards Sharon x