Swarovski XILION Right Angle Weave Bracelet

[@helentew6393]

I love this bracelet, just what I've been looking for lol

[@lynn6760]

I'm new to beadding. And I have to say. I am astonished at the incredible versatility, there are so many ways to bead it's simply amazing

[@TheBeadShopNottinghamLimited]

There's really are so many great things you can do with beading. It's why beads are so great - though we might be bias : )

[@sittinginthebasement]

This works up so quickly! The great thing about these simple designs is that they can have to many options. For the spacer bead, I used a 2mm bicone for the outside contrast--it fit perfectly! On the next bracelet I made, I used four 11/0 seed beads and made a picot for each space. Also, I love designs where a needle is not necessary.

[@TheBeadShopNottinghamLimited]

+sittinginthebasement So glad you liked the video. We love Right Angle Weave too! It is so versatile!

[@engincemayseven3727]

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[@pennycornwell1010]

Enjoyed this video. Very elegant bracelet

[@glossydemarco358]

I thoroughly enjoyed this tutorial and looking forward to trying it myself....many thanks!

[@shemarbra]

very pretty Thankyou

[@TheBeadShopNottinghamLimited]

Thank you! 😊

[@NICKYM26]

good pointer's with the clamshell's the only thing I would do different is use a brighter color, but it is a nice bracelet. thank's

[@TheBeadShopNottinghamLimited]

Hi Nicky, the lovely thing about using Swarovski xilion beads, they make so many great colours you can customise a design like this to what ever colour you like.

[@roselinprimrose1637]

looking forward to trying this it looks sweet Merry Christmas all the best for 2019

[@TheBeadShopNottinghamLimited]

Thank you Roselin, we hope you enjoy making one. Merry Christmas to you too! :)

[@bonnie4526]

nice job

[@christymccullough7306]

this is stunning and i would like to know how you think it would look with 6mm bicones?

[@TheBeadShopNottinghamLimited]

Hi Christy the right angle weave would definitely work in 6mm, it will just look a little chunkier. You would also have to make the spacer beads along the sides bigger, I would try a 3.5 or 4mm bead, it might require a little bit of trial and error to get the tension looking right. I hope that helps. Thanks.

[@christymccullough7306]

The Bead Shop (Nottingham) Limited Thanks so much for your reply

[@asootme5096]

it's awesome disgen can I use 6MM size

[@TheBeadShopNottinghamLimited]

Hi Esraa, the bracelet would definitely work in 6mm xilions or bicones, it will just look a little chunkier. You'd probably have to make the spacer beads along the sides bigger, I would try a 3.5 or 4mm spacer bead, or a size 5 seed bead, it might require a little bit of trial and error to get the right tension and looking good. I hope that helps. Best Wishes Steph

[@lakota398]

I found if you start with 2 beads on each thread before the first bicone, it doesn't sit slanted against the crimp. Hope this helps😉

[@TheBeadShopNottinghamLimited]

Hi Leah, you can do that to start off, I like to start with a single bead as I prefer the look, though it is down to personal preference really. :)

[@SuperDenise128]

I hate not using a needle...It is so frustrating.

[@TheBeadShopNottinghamLimited]

Hi Denise, if you colour the ends of the ends of the thread with marker pen or nail varnish they're easier to see. If you also hold the thread quite close to the end they don't tend to bend so much. You may also find if you cut the end of the thread at an angle and use a size 10 beading needle you might get the thread though, however personally I find this a bit fiddly. I hope some of these tips are useful. Thanks Steph.