Can't get enough of superduos? I don't blame you. These two whole beads are wonderful for increasing the design possibilities. Pair them with crystals and you will not only add a little bling but making beaded designs will be quicker. Not having to deal with gazillion seed beads is a bonus! First up is Aleshia's designs. Her beaded video tutorial combines superduos with crystals to form a diamond patterned beaded bracelet.
It is amazing how differently each of the 4 variations Aleshia made looked depending on what colors she used. Here is the earth toned one with a button clasp.
I also loved her version which uses a lobster clasp and split ring for the closure. Look how she made the diamonds much more obvious in this one. Please check the youtube link above - Aleshia lists all the supplies you need there.
I also liked Diana Balogh's quick and easy to make superduo flower bracelet tutorial. The central flowers all have a crystal in the middle. You can see why she called it the Flower-in-Flower design.
Before You Go:
Original Post by THE BEADING GEM
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It is amazing how differently each of the 4 variations Aleshia made looked depending on what colors she used. Here is the earth toned one with a button clasp.
I also loved her version which uses a lobster clasp and split ring for the closure. Look how she made the diamonds much more obvious in this one. Please check the youtube link above - Aleshia lists all the supplies you need there.
I also liked Diana Balogh's quick and easy to make superduo flower bracelet tutorial. The central flowers all have a crystal in the middle. You can see why she called it the Flower-in-Flower design.
Before You Go:
- Superduo Beaded Pendant Tutorials
- Superduo Beaded Snowflake Tutorials
- Beautiful Magatama and Superduo Beaded Jewelry Tutorials
Original Post by THE BEADING GEM
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That flower in flower design is wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteStill resisting the beading thing but I do love to look at them!
You got to try it some day. The tutorial design you admired is not too laborious.
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