How to make a Filled Tubular Netted Bracelet

[@erinwood4968]

Nicely demonstrated, especially liked the extra tip about how to add a swirl pattern 😍

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nimishasrinivasan3459]

I absolutely love this!!! So beautiful!

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Thank you so much!!

[@soileilkkala8831]

I have to say your camera work is absolutely the best ! I follow huge amount tutorials because I don't have " life " and having bad eye sight most drive me nuts . Yours is always pleasure to watch , I really appreciate close ups you have . Thank You !

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Hi Soile! Thanks so much! It's really a labor of love and lots of practice! 💕

[@SarahsJewelryStudio]

Beautiful colors and sparkle!! 😍

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Thank you Sarah! Glad you enjoyed it! 🥰🥰🥰

[@SarahsJewelryStudio]

You're welcome! I love your easy to follow directions! I'm new to any bead threading projects but you make this seem so super easy! And it's beautiful!

[@sue7777]

Very pretty bracelet, and as always, Leah, you have a wonderful way of walking us through the stitch so I have no doubt that I will be able to make a beautiful bracelet with no trouble at all. Thank you so much, Leah, for sharing your creative talents with us.

[@leahwyckoff4791]

[@amyarroyo6496]

It's beautiful and you make it look so easy to make

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Thank you Amy!

[@sueellens]

Oh, the possibilities! Thank you, Leah!

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Thanks for watching SueEllen! 🥰🥰🥰

[@frdevsdemirci2331]

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[@marydaley6583]

I love this stitch!! I made a necklace and matching bracelet to wear to my niece's wedding. I used 6 mm and 5 mm white pearls, and 5 mm Violet bicones. It was beautiful!!

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Wow that sounds beautiful Mary! Thanks for sharing!

[@melindalacatus5722]

I love the rope and the colors as well ! Thanks for a great tutorial ! Huggs from Melinda!!!💕💕💕

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Thanks Melinda!

[@fkirby3]

Excellent technique! This is easier than the one with the space in the middle. (that one needed a dowel and was a 2-part weave, large beads and then the 15/0 beads) Thank you for the tutorial!

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Glad you enjoyed it Frances! Thanks for watching!

[@MichellesHandmadeCreations]

This is so pretty! Color scheme is so lux. Love the red & green version recently made/shared by your FB group member.

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Yeah it's stunning, right? You get such a different vibe just changing out the colors! That's why I love this design so much! 💕

[@twilaklense5202]

This is beautiful a bracelet. Love this style, thanks for sharing. You make it seem so easy. I will try this one for sure. :) :)

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Thank you Twila!

[@darlaboyle1074]

I made this bracelet before, using onky 6mm bicones. I may just take it apart and add pearls! All kinds of color combinations are swirling in my head. Thanks!!!

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Oooh so many great ideas! Thanks Darla!

[@StitchesbySharonH]

Leah, this is magnificent!! Just gorgeous! I especially love your color choice too. Quick question, when you were talking about reinforcing the three 6mm beads (and the 3 11/0s), do you do this on every row or just the last row at the end? Thank you for sharing! 💜

[@leahwyckoff4791]

It's helpful to dot his every row :-)

[@peterturner244]

Thanks for an excellent tutorial, Leah is so clever with the designs. Just a little question, is it the 15/0s that make the beads and bicones stand out more because mine always look slightly sunken. Thank you. Stunning bracelet by the way.

[@leahwyckoff4791]

Less the size of the beads and more the amount of them surrounding each bead on the "flaps" :-)

[@isaiasalbertosmarcos4111]

Buenas noches: Le ruego me indique el tamaño de los seed bead, perlas y biconos, ya que desconozco su idioma y no lo encuentro en el video

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Hi Isaias! If you click "Show More" under the video description we always list the specific beads used including the sizes!

[@katherineoakes7867]

I am absolutely new to this beautiful art. I am a bit confused about the grey bead. What is it called? If it is a cheaper bead, it is right down my alley. Lol

[@EurekaCrystalBeads]

Hi Katherine! The larger round platinum-colored beads are called Druk beads and are made of pressed glass from the Czech Republic. Click the link below the video and you will see the whole list of items needed to make the bracelet!