I love flowers - both the real ones as well as beaded versions. One excellent Japanese instructor is @TezukuriNotes. She delivers on the Japanese esthetic - simple yet very pretty designs.

She uses fine 0.17 mm (~ 6lb) monofilament fishing line which is stiffer than the usual beading threads such as Fireline that we use. You may well have to double up on the thread paths or go up to 8 lb.  The advantage of monofilament fishing line is its transparency.

The tutorial  of the bouquets shown above uses a variety of beads. The instructor shows you to where to attach a jump ring for a keychain charm. 


This beaded floral bracelet is so pretty done in pastel colours! Notice how cleverly she weaves the wavy line of green beads to link the beaded clusters?



She is indeed a clever designer with different ideas such as this reversible flower motif. The tutorial can be used for earrings or a dainty pendant. 



I love her use of glass pearl tear drops in this tutorial. These beads accentuate the design and makes the beading go faster!!



She says this bracelet of beaded clusters design reminds her of baby's breath flowers. Certainly a perfectly dainty tennis bracelet tutorial to make.




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Original Post by THE BEADING GEM