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Beaded Charm Bracelet



Supplies & Materials:
24 or 22 gauge sterling silver wire
24 or 22 gauge sterling silver head pins
24 or 22 gauge sterling silver ball pins
Beads & charms of various shapes, sizes and color according to your preference
Round nose pliers
Flat nose pliers with a tip
Flush cutter
 

Beaded charm bracelets are a wonderful way to create pieces of individuality. Mix and match beads of different colors and shapes along with charms. The design is versatile enough to feature an assortment of bead sizes and shapes. A great way to start is to take a look at any leftover or orphaned beads that you may be able to mix together to create a fun bracelet.

While the most difficult technique involved is wire wrapping, the key to creating a professional looking piece lies in choosing the correct color combination, correctly proportioned beads, and proper spacing and distribution.



How to Create Your Own Charm Bracelet

1. Determine the length of chain required for the desired finished length of your bracelet, take into consideration the clasp.

2. Once you determine the length of your chain, mark this length on a ruler and layout your beads. A good strategy is to start with the larger beads and then fill in between them with smaller beads.

3. When you are ready to attach your beads onto the chain, again, start with the larger beads and fill in with the smaller beads. This will give you an opportunity to adjust any spacing as you work so that your beads will be evenly distributed along the length of the chain.

4. Once all your beads are attached, finish your bracelet with your choice of a clasp or closure.

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