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Three to One Bracelet Video
A customer asked how to make a 3 stranded bracelet end cleanly into a toggle. Well, I am not sure if this what she had in mind, but this is my solution, for now anyway. I have used this technique for multi stranded necklaces but not a bracelet. I am pleased with the result and I hope this will be good option for ending a 3 stranded bracelet into a toggle cleanly!
Karla Schafer, Auntie's Beads Designer
Materials and Tools Needed:
Use any 4mm and 6mm Swarovski crystal bicone beads to create this bracelet!
Swarovski Crystal, Bag of 48, 6mm Bicone, Valentine Mix
Swarovski Crystal, Bag of 48, 4mm Bicone, Valentine Mix
Sunflower Separator, 3 Strand- (No longer available)
Flat Bali Spacer Beads, 4mm
Silver Round Spacer Beads, 6mm
Bali Stamped Heart Clasp
2 x 2mm Silver Crimp Beads - 4 pc
Soft Flex 21-Strand Jewelry Wire, .014 Diameter, Silver
Chain Nose Pliers
Magical Crimp Forming Tool |
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I am very impressed with Ms. Schafer's presentation. She gives clear instructions and her demonstrations are very helpful. I have been beading for over six years and have learned a new technique. Thank You |
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Reviewed by: Wannabe Beader from Paige Texas.
on 3/28/2011 |
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I loved seeing how to make a 3 to 1 tutorial that I could understand and follow. Thanks Karla for such great instruction! |
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Reviewed by: Kelli Dunn from Lubbock, TX.
on 2/10/2011 |
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I would like to thank Karla Schafer. She is a wonderful Instructor. I am so happy I watched her. She really inspired me, I can do this. She is so good at explaining and showing you on how to do it. None of the other videos I watched did, and they were a waste of many of my hours. So thank you Karla. |
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Reviewed by: Felicia Jones from Greenville Fl..
on 9/1/2010 |
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I have been working on a 3 two 1 bracelet for a couple of weeks now. I have restrung it 3 times on 3 different sizes of wire and just can't make it look right. I figured I'd give this video a quick look and see if I could get an idea of what I was doing wrong. I was so far off. This is amazing. I am heading off to fix it (for the last time) right now! Wonderful instructions! |
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Reviewed by: Jacquie Brummett from Indianapolis, IN.
on 7/12/2010 |
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Thank you for the video, that's a nice way of turning the 3 strands into 1.
However, I didn't understand why you had to trim the wires after the crimp bead, and then use them again and put on the crimp cover? Can't I just continue using the same wires and thread the crimp cover on them (and over the crimp bead)? |
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Reviewed by: Roni from Israel.
on 5/16/2010 |
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Thank you! This ending technique was very helpful to me! |
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Reviewed by: Carolyn from Boulder.
on 2/18/2010 |
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