Fun & Easy Adjustable Seed Bead Bracelet Tutorial. Cute Friendship Bracelets! Great for Beginners!

These adjustable seed bead bracelets are so fun to make! They make great friendship bracelets or gifts since they are adjustable. When I made this tutorial, it was during the holidays, so I used one of my Christmas seed bead mixes. However, you can use any color beads and cord, so these aren't just for the holidays. The adjustable feature makes these bracelets a breeze to wear—there's no clasp to fumble with! Before working on the final product, I suggest watching the tutorial in full and practicing putting the cord through the adjustable closure bead. You can also practice making and gluing knots. Here's what you will need: 1. BEADS - I used Miyuki 11/0 seed beads for a dainty look. I used my Vintage Christmas Miyuki 11/0 seed bead mix. I have lots of other holiday bead mixes as well as mixes for year-round here: https://www.thebeadmix.com/collection... In addition to the 11/0 seed beads, I used 2 Miyuki 8/0 seed beads for the ends of the bracelet. But you can use any type of bead as long as the cord fits through the hole. 2. CORD: C-LON Bead Cord with a 0.5mm thickness for use with Miyuki 11/0 seed beads. It comes in almost any color. 3. ADJUSTABLE CLOSURE: I use a metal bead with a silicone insert. You can find them here: https://www.thebeadmix.com/products/3... 4. GEL SUPER GLUE: I like Loctite or Gorilla brands as well as ZAP Jewelry Glue Super Glue: https://www.thebeadmix.com/products/z... 5. NEEDLE: You'll need a way to pull the cord through the silicone insert bead. I recommend using a collapsible eye needle or a big eye needle. 6. SHARP SCISSORS 7. RULER To care for your bracelet, I recommend removing it before bathing or swimming. The cord is durable and should last years under normal conditions. If you start to notice any fraying, I suggest restringing and following the same steps in the tutorial. You should be able to reuse everything except the cord. Please let me know if you have any questions! I'm always happy to help. And if you dislike this video, please let me know why so that I can keep improving. Thank you!