STEP ONE
Using Tigertail wire, thread on T-bar of
your toggle set, bring it to the middle of the
wire. Fold the Tigertail in half; thread both
ends of the Tigertail through two crimps
taking the crimps close to the T-bar toggle.
Flatten crimp.STEP TWO
Thread both wires into 1 x tube bead,
1 x 4mm bi-cone, 1 x tube bead, 1 x 4mm
crystal. Thread 1 x rose bead. Separate wires.
Thread 1 x 4mm crystal on each strand of the
Tigertail. Thread each strand through a two
hole spacer bar. Place 1 x 4mm crystal on
each Tigertail strand.STEP THREE
Continue threading with 1 x rose bead,
1 x crystal on each separate wire and 1 x 2
hole spacer, 1 x crystal on each separate wire
until four roses have been threaded.STEP FOUR
Bring strands of Tigertail together and thread
last rose. Thread 2 x 4mm crystals on each
Tigertail strand, bring strands together and
thread 1 x tube bead; 1 x crimp going through
the ring of the toggle loop and back through
the crimp. Design note: Before crimping, thread
Tigertail back through tube bead and tension it
gently, making sure that the bracelet sits evenly
on the Tigertail. Flatten crimp.STEP ONE
Using one head pin, thread on 1 x leaf
(tip first) and a rose and then leaf with
base to tip.STEP TWO
Form a loop. See our basic section in the
back of this magazine for instructions on
making professional loops.
Add earring hook. Repeat for second earring.Adelaide Beads
160 Glynburn Rd,
Tranmere, SA
08 8365 0215
Website: http://www.adelaidebeads.com.auThis bracelet reminds you of English gardens
and afternoon tea. Designed by Adelaide Beads.
PROJECT
Rating
22 Creative BeadingTEA ROSE
BRACELET
MATERIALS
1 x 14mm toggle 14mm
4 x 16mm x 10mm 2 hole
spacer bars
3 x crimps
Tigertail
BEADS
20 crystals 4mm bi-cone
5 x 20mm rose, holes
through back
3 x 8mm x 5mm tube beads
TOOLS
Flat nose pliers
Cutters
TEA ROSE
EARRINGS
MATERIALS
2 x head pins 50mm
2 x Shepherd’s hooks
BEADS
2 x rose 20mm with holes
through back
4 x 12mm leaves, top to
bottom holes