Keiko Sakamoto - Paper Bead Jewelry: Step-by-step instructions for 40+ designs
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Combine colored drawing paper and patterned wrapping paper in similar shades to create a beaded bracelet with an ombr effect. Use coordinating embroidery floss to add a matching ombr tassel.
Finished Size: 7 in (19 cm)
One 8 11 in (22 28 cm) sheet of copy paper printed with a pink and white design (see for a photo of the paper used in this bracelet)
One 8 11 in (22 28 cm) sheet each of drawing paper in pink and purple
One 8 11 in (22 29 cm) sheet of periwinkle blue tracing paper
One 8 11 in (22 28 cm) sheet of copy paper printed with a blue and white design (see for a photo of the paper used in this bracelet)
One 8 11 in (22 28 cm) sheet each of drawing paper in blue and bright blue
2 11 in (5 30 cm) of blue and silver wrapping paper or recycled packaging (see for a photo of the paper used in this bracelet)
12 in (30 cm) each of DMC No. 25 embroidery floss in purple (#3835), pink (#153), and blue (#799)
19 in (50 cm) of 0.7 mm stretchable nylon beading cord
12 in (30 cm) each of DMC No. 25 embroidery floss in bright blue (#791), navy (#3842), and blue gray (#931)
19 in (50 cm) of 0.7 mm stretchable nylon beading cord
Glue
Bamboo skewer
Coating agent
| Bracelet | Bead | Paper Type | Paper Color | Strips to Cut | Number of Beads | Finished Size | Rolling Tool |
| A | a | Copy paper | Pink and white print | 4 isosceles triangles | 4 | About 3/8 in (10 mm) | Bamboo skewer |
| b | Drawing paper | Pink | 4 | ||||
| c | Purple | 5 isosceles triangles | 5 | ||||
| d | Tracing paper | Periwinkle blue | 6 isosceles triangles | 6 | |||
| B | a | Copy paper | Blue and white print | 4 isosceles triangles | 4 | About 3/8 in (10 mm) | Bamboo skewer |
| b | Drawing paper | Blue | 4 | ||||
| c | Wrapping paper or recycled packaging | Blue and silver print | 5 isosceles triangles | 5 | |||
| d | Drawing paper | Bright blue | 6 |
Cut the paper strips as noted in the diagram below (also refer to the Paper Bead Chart). Note that millimeters are the measurement units used in the diagram. If youd prefer to work in inches, conversions are provided below.
Roll the beads using a bamboo skewer, then secure with a dab of glue (refer to for basic technique).
Apply a coating agent to the beads.
String the beads onto the nylon cord. Insert the nylon cord through the beads again so they are double strung.
Knot the ends of the nylon cord three times. Apply a dab of glue to the knot. Trim the excess cord, leaving short ends.
Hide the cord ends by inserting them through a few beads.
Cut each piece of embroidery floss in half to create two 6 in (15 cm) pieces for each color.
Fold the pieces of embroidery floss in half and loop them around the bracelet.
Make a single knot, as shown below.
Trim the embroidery floss 3/41 in (22.5 cm) from the knot.
Wrap the end around the cord
Pull the end
Tighten the knot
These bold bracelets will add a pop of color to any outfit. Use drawing paper to create matte beads inspired by natural stone. White works well as an accent color, but the possibilities are endless.
Finished Size: 7 in (18 cm)
One 8 11 in (22 28 cm) sheet each of drawing paper in white and turquoise
One 8 11 in (22 28 cm) sheet each of drawing paper in white and purple
19 in (50 cm) of 0.7 mm stretchable nylon beading cord
Glue
Bamboo skewer
Coating agent
| Bracelet | Bead | Paper Type | Paper Color | Strips to Cut | Number of Beads | Finished Size | Rolling Tool |
| A | a | Drawing paper | white | 6 isosceles triangles | 6 | About 3/8 in (10 mm) | Bamboo skewer |
| b | Turquoise | 12 isosceles triangles | 12 | ||||
| B | a | Drawing paper | white | 6 isosceles triangles | 6 | About 3/8 in (10 mm) | Bamboo skewer |
| b | Purple | 12 isosceles triangles | 12 |
Cut the paper strips as noted in the diagram at right (also refer to the Paper Bead Chart above). Note that millimeters are the measurement units used in the diagram. If youd prefer to work in inches, conversions are provided at right.
Roll the beads using a bamboo skewer, then secure with a dab of glue (refer to for basic technique).
Apply a coating agent to the beads.
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