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project
reversible
medallion
bracelet
robin cowart
technique
:: netting
See p. 29 for helpful
technique information.
Sparkling bead medallions are stacked to create a two-
sided bracelet with double the design possibilities. Robin
paired rich purple ire-polished rounds with pale amber
opaline pinch beads; silvery metallic iris seed beads create
bright accents and join the units.
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1) First medallion Face.
Use
size D thread unless otherwise noted.
Base round:
Use 5' of conditioned thread
to string 4 iris seed beads and tie a
knot to form a circle. Pass through
all seed beads again and exit from
the first base bead.
Loops:
String 1 iris, 1 purple round,
3 iris, 1 purple round, and 1 iris.
Pass through the next base bead
(this forms Loop 1). Repeat
around for a total of 4 loops. Pass
through the first 4 beads to exit the
tip of Loop 1 (
Fig. 1
).
3) stacking.
Position the 2 medal-
lion faces with the edges together and
the domes facing outward. Keep the
long working threads from each me-
dallion on o
p
posite sid
es a
nd align
the
seed-bead groupings. *String 1 iris,
pass through the middle iris on the
amber medallion, string 1 iris, and pass
through the third iris in the same
group on the purple medallion. Exit
the nearest purple round (
Fig. 3
). String
Materials
3 g silver metallic iris size 11° seed
beads
96 purple 4mm fire-polished rounds
96 pale amber opaline 4
×
5mm pinch
beads
1 silver 10
×
15mm ball-and-socket clasp
Braided beading thread
Size D beading thread
Thread conditioner (optional)
Jeweler’s cement
tools
Scissors
Size 12 beading needle
FiniShED SizE: 7
1
⁄
2
"
Figure 3
Fig. 3:
Joining the medallions
1 iris, pass through 1 iris between the
amber beads, string 1 iris, and pass
through 1 purple round and 1 iris. Re-
peat from * one time using the same
thread, then use the other thread and
repeat from * twice to join all sides of
the 2 medallions to form a two-sided
medallion. Do not trim threads.
Repeat Steps 1–3 for a total of 6 two-
sided medallions.
Figure 4
Figure 5
Fig. 4:
Linking the stacked medallions
Fig. 1:
Forming the loops
5) clasp.
Secure a new strand of
beading thread in one of the faces and
exit the center iris at one end of the
bracelet. String 8 iris, one half of the
clasp, and 8 iris (
Fig. 5
); pass through
Rim:
String 1 iris, 1 purple round, 1 iris,
1 purple round, and 1 iris; pass
through the center iris on the tip of
Loop 2. Repeat clockwise around
and pass through all beads again;
exit the first iris on the tip of Loop 1
(
Fig. 2
). Pull snug but not too tight.
4) linking.
Use beading thread to
exit the first of 3 iris between purple
rounds on the first finished medal-
lion, string 3 iris and pass through
the center iris between purple
rounds on the second medallion.
String 3 iris and pass through the
third iris between purple rounds on
the first medallion. Turn the medal-
lion over and weave through beads
to exit the first of 3 iris between
amber beads on the same medallion.
String 3 iris, pass through the center
iris between amber beads on the sec-
ond medallion, string 3 iris, and pass
through the third iris between amber
beads on the first medallion (
Fig. 4
).
Repeat the thread path on both faces
to secure. Tie a knot, dot the knot
with glue, weave ends into the piece,
and trim. Repeat to link the remain-
ing stacked medallions.
Figure 5
Fig. 5:
Attaching the clasp
Fig. 2:
Working the rim
the center iris of the other face. Check
fit and add or subtract iris beads as
needed. Pass through beads again to
secure, knot discreetly, weave the ends
into the piece, and trim. Repeat for the
other half of the clasp.
F
The medallion will cup slightly and
create a domed effect. Do not knot
or trim threads; set aside.
resources
check your local bead shop or contact:
FireLine braided and Nymo nylon beading
threads, G-S Hypo jeweler’s cement, and
all beads and findings: We Got the Bead,
(563) 584-0305, www.wegotthebead.com.
2) second medallion Face.
Repeat Step 1, substituting the pur-
ple rounds with amber beads. Pull
the beads snug.
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project
bugle beauties
julie walker
Julie loves bugles but felt there
weren’t enough designs that
really show the beauty of the
bead. After a bit of thought and
mathematical calculations, she
developed this pattern—
a wonderful tribute to bugles!
technique
:: netting
See p. 29 for helpful
technique information.
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1) netted Base.
Use 5' of thread to
string a tension bead, leaving a 15"
tail. Be sure to keep your work tail-
side down and your working thread at
the top; work from top to bottom, left
to right.
Row 1:
String 1A, 1 small bugle, 1A,
1 small bugle, 1A, 1 large bugle, 1A,
1 large bugle, 1A, 1 small bugle, 1A,
1 small bugle, 1A, 1 small bugle, 1A,
and 1 small bugle. Pass back through
the fifth A and pull snug so that the
small bugles form a diamond shape
(
Fig. 1
).
Row 2:
String 1 large bugle, 1A, and
1 large bugle; pass back through the
second A in the previous row. String
1 small bugle, 1A, and 1 small bugle;
pass back through the first A in the
previous row (
Fig. 2
).
Materials
15 g gray/blue luster size 14/15°
seed beads (A)
10 g matte transparent dark topaz AB
size 1 (3mm) bugle beads
10 g copper size 3 (6mm) bugle beads
42 bronze 7
×
9mm center-drilled fire-
polished drops
65 peridot 3mm fire-polished beads
2 copper 10mm shank buttons
Smoke 6 lb braided beading thread
tools
Scissors
Size 11 beading needle
Fig. 3:
Working Row 3
FiniShED SizE: 6
1
⁄
4
"
a
Fig. 4:
Working Row 4
b
and 1 small bugle; pass back
through the first A of the previous
row (
Fig. 4
).
Repeat Rows 3 and 4 for 5½", forming
22 diamonds along the top and end-
ing with an up row.
Fig. 5:
Attaching the button clasp
Fig. 1:
Working
Row 1
Fig. 2:
Working
Row 2
3) clasp loops.
Remove the ten-
sion bead and use the tail thread to
string 27A (or enough to fit around a
button); pass through the adjacent A
in the next row. String 1A, 1 green
3mm, and 1A; pass through the loop
of beads and those just strung several
times to reinforce (
Fig. 6a
). Pass
through the first row to exit a side A
of the first upper diamond and repeat
to form a second loop (
Fig. 6b
); secure
the thread and trim.
Row 3 (up row):
String 1 small bugle, 1A,
1 small bugle, 1A, and 1 small bugle;
pass back through the last A of the
previous row. String 1 small bugle,
1A, and 1 large bugle; pass back
through the next A of the previous
row. String 1 large bugle, 1A, and
1 small bugle; pass back through
the next A (
Fig. 3
).
Row 4 (down row):
String 1 small bugle,
1A, 1 small bugle, 1A, and 1 small
bugle; pass back through the last
A of the previous row. String 1 large
bugle, 1A, and 1 large bugle; pass
back through the next A of the pre-
vious row. String 1 small bugle, 1A,
2) Button clasp.
Pass through
beads of the last upper diamond to
exit the bottom A. String 2A, 1 button,
and 2A; pass through the adjacent A
in the last row. String 2A and pass
back through the button, then string
2A and pass through the bottom of
the small diamond (
Fig. 5a
). Pass
through the beads and button a few
times to reinforce, then pass back
through the last row to exit the side A
of the lower diamond and attach the
second button (
Fig. 5b
); secure the
thread and trim.
4) lower diamond emBellisH-
ments.
Secure 5' of thread and exit
the first side A of the lowest small dia-
mond. String 1A, 1 green 3mm, and
1A; pass through the adjacent A in the
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