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    Rikku is a game character from Final Fantasy X. This bracelet is very easy. You just make many squares and connect them together.

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    [Tutorial] Rikku
    Tutorial : Rikku Level : Beginner

    Rikku is a game character from Final Fantasy X. Materials: - Pearl 3mm. - Pearl 4mm. - Pearl 6mm. - Crystal bicone 4mm. - Seed bead 11/0 - Nylon thread - Clasp and jumprings This bracelet is very easy. You just make many squares and connect them together. 1.

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    Cut the thread around 70-80 cms. String two 11/0 seed beads, one 3mm pearl and two 11/0 see pearl (red arrow). 2.

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    Add two 11/0 seed beads to each thread. Cross both threads at a 3mm pearl (red arrow). 3.

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    Pass your threads back through the two 11/0 seed beads. Add one 3mm pearl. Continue your th the same for the other side too. Finally, cross both threads at a 3mm pearl (red arrow). 4.

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    Remembe
    English Espao

    Pick up one thread, add one crystal, one 11/0 seed bead, one 6mm pearl and one 11/0 seed bea arrow). 5.

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    Put the right thread into the next two 11/0 seed beads (red arrow). Add one 4mm pearl to the le (blue arrow). 6.

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    Put the right thread into the next 3mm pearl (red arrow). For the left thread, add one 11/0 seed bead. Cross both threads at a crystal (blue arrow). 7.

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    Repeat step 5 and 6 all around. On the final round, after you pass your thread to the two 11/0 seed bead, just pass your thread Cross both threads at a 4mm pearl. You can string your threads back into the beads if you wish threads together. But don't cut the threads, you can use the remaining threads to connect each Make around 6-7 squares depend on your desired length. 8.

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    This is how I connect each square together. You use the remaining threads, cross them at the 1 bead (red arrows). Add one crystal to each thread. Cross the threads to the same beads (11/0 s of the other square. Repeat connecting each square the same way. 9.

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    Add jumpring and your clasp.

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    And it's done! Easy right? :D Happy beading! Tags: bracelet, crystal, pearl, tutorial

    That is beautiful! Thank you.

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    Wow! This is beautiful! :D Thank you! Reply

    This is beautiful..Thank you so much for you tutorial. Reply

    Thank you very very much! Looking forward to your next tutorial!!! Reply

    I'm so going to try this, it's beautiful! Thank you for sharing! Reply

    I LOVE < LOVE< LOVE this pattern thank you can't wait to make one this week..Thank u 4 all th Reply

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    veramente molto bello!!!! grazie x aver condiviso!!! Reply

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