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Shades of Autumn Bracelet
Project B136 Designer: Andrea Morici
The glorious colors of fall are captured beautifully in this multi-strand pearl and fire polish bracelet.
NOTE: This project includes one or more items that are no longer available, despite our best efforts. We have kept this project on the site for you to use as a template or inspiration for your own creations.

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What You'll Need
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Instructions:
- Using your Flush Cutters (XTL-5600) cut six pieces of beading wire at one foot long each. Secure one end of each piece of beading wire with a Bead Stopper (XTL-3000).
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Onto the first strand thread five and a half inches of alternating 4mm-5mm russet red oval button pearls (PEP-0002) and 3mm old rose AB fire polish beads (BCP-3338). Secure the opposite end with another Bead Stopper.
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Repeat process, threading each of the additional five strands with five and a half inches of alternating pearls their corresponding color of fire polish beads. The pairings are as follows:
- PEC-2050 with BCP-3314
- PEC-2007 with BCP-3316
- PEC-2035 with BCP-3309
- PEC-2011 with BCP-3311
- PEG-1007 with BCP-3376
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Once you have strung all six strands, remove the Bead Stopper from one end and thread one inch of 11/0 transparent metallic rose gold luster Miyuki Delicas to each of the strands. Secure this end with the Bead Stopper once more.
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Remove the other Bead Stopper from the opposite end. Once again, thread an inch of 11/0 transparent metallic rose gold luster Miyuki Delicas to this end of each of the strands. Secure this end with the Bead Stopper once more.
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Cut two pieces of the vintage brass colored wire at five inches long each. Create a wrapped wire loop on one end of each.
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Remove the Bead Stopper from one end of the bracelet once again. Onto each of the six strands thread a crimp bead, but do not crimp yet. Thread each of the strands though the wrapped wire loop on one of the two pieces of vintage brass colored wire, back through each crimp bead and several of the consecutive beads on each strand, and crimp each of the crimp beads. Trim off all excess wire from this end of the bracelet.
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Repeat the previous step on the other end of the bracelet using the other piece of vintage brass colored wire.
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Thread the piece of wire protruding from one end of the bracelet through an antiqued brass filigree bead cone and through a 5mm antiqued brass round bead. Repeat this step on the other end of the bracelet.
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Create the beginning of a wrapped wire loop on each end of the bracelet. Before you complete the wrapping, thread one of the loops through the last link of the antiqued brass extender chain (you may cut the extender chain down if you so desire). Thread the other loop though the loop on the antiqued brass lobster clasp. Complete the wrapped loop at both ends and trim off all excess wire.
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