How-To: Beaded Crochet Bracelet

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By rachelhobson
Posted June 18th, 2012
Category Craft, Crochet

These beaded crochet bracelets from Regina of Creative Kismet are beautiful, and super simple to make. Regina’s video tutorial walks you through making a bracelet with small and large beads, and finishing it off with a decorative button closure. Gorgeous!
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3 Responses to How-To: Beaded Crochet Bracelet

Debbie Hewitt on July 28th, 2012 at 6:26 am said:

I’d just purchased a multi-string crocheted bracelet with seed beads at random at Six Flags while traveling and LOVE it! I was looking at it and then it dawned on me how to make it, but I wanted to google/pinterest it for further tips, and this tut truly helped, thanks so much…gonna make some today!!

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Sud Raj on July 29th, 2012 at 11:29 pm said:

Celebrating Jamaica’s 50th Independence in Style!
The year 2012 is set to be a special one for Jamaica and all Jamaicans! To celebrate Jamaica’s 50thyear of independence, Tresor Paris have created a Jamaica Range!
Consisting of necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings, the limited edition range, sparkling in true Jamaica style, will be launched on Monday 23rd July.
With the help of comedian Richard Blackwood, Actor Ashley Walters and Singers Simon Webb, Big Brovaz and Damage, the launch is set to take off with a bang!
As well as this limited range going on sale, Tresor Paris will be donating 25% of the proceeds of online sales to a Jamaican charity. Tresor Paris are also excited to be gifting a few of the artists performing during the 12 day Jamaica 50 festival at the Indigo O2 – namely Damien Marley, Freddie Mcgregor and Maxi Priest.
The collection will consist of magnetite along with Tresor Paris’ beautiful Czech crystals representing the iconic Jamaican flag in the colours yellow, green and black. The products are also named after some of Jamaica’s famous towns, cities and regions, including Kingston, Montego Bay and Dunns River.
Make sure that you will be celebrating Jamaica’s independence in style!
For more information, images or samples please contact:
Leroi Hanniford | PR Manager
0207 427 8300
leroi@tresorparis.com
Olivia Martyn|PR&Marketing Assistant
0207 427 8310
olivia@tresorparis.com

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Wendy L. Gunns on October 5th, 2012 at 12:43 pm said:

Love it! Making everyone one for Christmas!

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