Upgraded alphabet bead name bracelets are a crazy hot trend right now and I’m here for it. When I saw that the old-school alphabet beads are now available filled with rose gold I was sold, a tutorial was imminent and the beads couldn’t arrive from Amazon fast enough. I went deep into detail in the video below and I walk you through how to make an entire bracelet from start to finish, including 3 must-see tips that will elevate your designs. I recommend watching the video in entirety so you understand what you need and how crazy easy they are to make. Then plan out your own bracelet design(s) and buy enough extra pretty beads to make some for your friends because these will make the BEST holiday gifts this year!

Names, Initials, Words

Make your bracelet say what YOU want. Your kids names, your dog, your special word or mantra… it’s all about you. Customize by using the OG black/white beads, or upgrade with a metallic shine like rose gold, silver, or yellow gold!

SUPPLIES:

• 7mm Alphabet Beads
• 4mm-8mm Pretty Beads
• 3mm Rose Gold Spacer Beads
• .5mm Stretch Magic
• G-S Hypo Cement
• Big Eye Beading Needle
• Small Scissors

All supplies are available on Amazon and are all linked at the end of the post!

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How To Make A Beaded Alphabet Name Bracelet:

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Tips To Note:

• Why to the Stretch Magic a real good stretch before you string the beads
• How to double up on the Stretch Magic to strengthen your bracelet
• How to hide the knot of glue inside a bead!

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DIY Tutorial Credits

Photography + DIY Tutorial: Jen Causey of Something Turquoise // 7mm Rose Gold/White, Rose Gold/Black, and White/Black Alphabet Beads: Amazon // .5mm Strech Magic: Amazon // G-S Hypo Cement: Amazon // 4mm-6mm Pretty Beads: Amazon // 3mm Rose Gold Spacer Beads: Amazon // Big Eye Beading Needle: Amazon // Thread Snips: Fiskars

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