Pull One Bead Through And Then Tie It Onto The End Of The Thread.
Add six more beads to make a total of seven beads for the flower. Lay the ends of the bracelet parallel and opposite of each other. This video will show you how to make the classic daisy chain stitch.
Reinforce With A Second Pass Of Thread (8).
Your first beaded daisy is complete! Pick up a center bead, and secure it in place by skipping two beads and stitching up through the third bead. Diagram 10 shows how to continue;
Then, Start With A Circle Of Six Petal Beads In One Color.
Fold the right cord across the strands and then fold the left cord over the right cord, pointing down. Try not to split the thread as it will be removed later. Daisy chain (single joint) to create a simpler daisy chain, use only one bead at the joint.
It's A Fairly Simple, Easy Pattern To Follow, And Only Has 12.
Daisy chain bracelets are very popular now. This is a design i created in 2015. Friend me and show me what you make on facebook:
Loop Back Through The First Bead (#1) And Then Add A Different Color Bead (#8) For The Center Of The Flower.
Work as in diagrams 1 and 2, then then add only one bead. This will help secure the cord to the bracelet. Then loop through bead #5.
