Coral Cuff
Coral Cuff ©2015 by Met Innmon Coral shaped peyote components are featured in this open, lacy bracelet. Learn how to make the components using peyote stitch with a variety of bead shapes and how to assemble the components with tile beads to create a fluid bracelet that drapes beautiful around the wrist. Techniques: Peyote Prerequisites: Peyote Skill level: Intermediate For the bracelet …Note: The quantity of beads needed will depend on the length of the bracelet. The smallest quantity will make about a 7” bracelet. The largest quantity will make about a 91/4” bracelet. • Delica/Aiko - size 11 cylinder bead - between 4 and 5 grams. • 11 #1 - size 11 seed bead - between 8 and 11 grams • 11 #2 - size 11 seed bead - between 3 and 4 grams • 15 #1 - size 15 seed bead - between 3 and 4 grams • 8 #1 - size 8 seed bead - between 4 and 5 grams •Magatama - 3mm - between 6 and 8 grams (2.3 drops work, but the Magatamas look nicer) • 15 #2 - size 15 seed bead - 14 beads (match the clasp color) • 3mm Firepolish - between 14 and 18 beads (round pearls or glass beads are ok) • 6mm Firepolish - between 14 and 20 beads (round pearls or glass beads are ok) • 6mm tile - 6mm Czechmates tile beads (two-hole) - between 20 and 28 beads • one toggle clasp • 4 pieces of 1/2” by 1/2” magnetic strip. Met will have some with her. For the earrings … • Delica/Aiko - 2 grams • 11 #1 - 3 grams • 15 #1 - 1 gram • 3mm Firepolish or size 8 seed bead - 24 beads • 6 #1 - 2 beads • 4mm bicone - 2 beads • 6mm split ring - 2 • Ear wires - 2 Other supplies: One G or KO thread, 4 lb. Fireline, Size 11 beading needles, Eye magnification if needed, Task lamp, Scissors to cut Fireline
PARKING Free, street level parking in downtown Bellevue is very limited and we are very fortunate to have much of it available for our shop. In order to provide quick, easy access for those doing a quick shopping trip or who may have a physical need to park closer to our front doors, we encourage our clients, especially those in classes, to park in stalls on the north side of the building or in the first three rows of the lot across 107th Ave with a QuiltWorks business card displayed on your dashboard. If you are bringing machines or supplies to class, please feel free to use the loading zone parking in front of the store to drop off your belongings prior to parking your car for the duration of your visit. Thank you for your cooperation and assistance in maximizing every person's shopping experience.
PARKING Free, street level parking in downtown Bellevue is very limited and we are very fortunate to have much of it available for our shop. In order to provide quick, easy access for those doing a quick shopping trip or who may have a physical need to park closer to our front doors, we encourage our clients, especially those in classes, to park in stalls on the north side of the building or in the first three rows of the lot across 107th Ave with a QuiltWorks business card displayed on your dashboard. If you are bringing machines or supplies to class, please feel free to use the loading zone parking in front of the store to drop off your belongings prior to parking your car for the duration of your visit. Thank you for your cooperation and assistance in maximizing every person's shopping experience.
