Poppy Fields Beaded Bracelet Tutorial

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Poppy Fields Beaded Bracelet Tutorial

Hey there! In this beaded bracelet tutorial, I will show you how to make the Poppy Fields, floral beaded bracelet pattern. I designed this piece based on the materials found in the Poppy Fields Collection by Eureka Crystal Beads. Materials include the SS20 Sew-on Crystal Rose Montees, 6mm Fire Polish, and Seed Beads. Please see below for the full list of materials:

Materials List (7" Bracelet)

✔ 24 – 6mm Fire Polish Beads

✔ 6 – SS20 Rose Montees

✔ 2.5mm Faceted Black Spinel (1 strand)

✔ 11/0 Seed Beads – 2 Colors

(silver lined ruby – miyuki)

(semi glazed honeydew – toho)

✔ 15/0 Seed Beads (trans. ruby – toho)

✔ 2 – 4.5mm Wire Guards

✔ 2 – Jump Rings

✔ Clasp of Choice

✔ 14ft – Fireline (0.006″/6lb), or choice of beading thread

✔ Beading Needle – Size 10

✔ Scissors

✔ Jewelry Pliers

✔ Bead Mat

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