Crochet Pearl Bracelet

This slightly different take on macramé uses tigertail as the base (to string the pearls onto), then hemp cord to wrap. This is great ad you don’t need to find beads with big holes to macramé!

How’s this for making a statement?! We love this wrapped swirl design – it is so striking, yet surprisingly so simple to make. We’ve used lovely natural Lapis Lazuli beads, Pyrite beads and crystals. However you can do any colour combination you like! We found that using two contrasting colour groups looks good, but you…

Why We Love This Tutorial: This design certainly makes a statement! We love this project as it is a great way to use up all those random beads you have lying around. We love the soft colours of Rose Quartz and Freshwater pearls in this particular cuff – however, you can use any colours that…

Why We Love This Tutorial: What a cool (but simple) little technique! This tutorial uses cord and chain to create a design that almost looks like crochet – and yet it’s super fast and easy to make. You can use any smallish beads (ours are mostly within 4mm to 6mm wide), so it’s once again…

Matte Fluorite 8mm Beads 3mm Beige Yarn 14mm Round Fluorite Focal Bead 15/0 seed beads (as spacers, or, you may like to use cord and knot between each bead). Plus basic findings (that you may already have!) Tiger Tail 10mm Jump Rings Spacer (for either side of focal bead) Eyepins (or wire) Crimps Clasp

Why We Love This Tutorial: This very pretty charm bracelet uses a mix of our new freshwater pearls. You don’t need to use as many as we did, but we think this mix of white, lilac and peach really compliments our new range of rose gold findings. Beads and Materials You’ll Need: 40x Freshwater Pearls…