Loom bracelets with beads

In this Instructable I will be teaching you how to make a really simple bead weaving loom out of household scraps and wood pieces. Loom bracelets with beads, I will guide you through the process of making a super unique beaded bracelet.

Last Updated: September 28, To create this article, volunteer authors worked to edit and improve it over time. This article has been viewed 31, times. Learn more So you've experimented with making bracelets with loom bands and making bracelets with beads; now you want to bring the two together to make loom band with beads.

Loom bracelets with beads

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Poke the beads that have popped out into the bands if you want, but it looks good either way.

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Bead looms are incredibly useful tools when it comes to creating patterned beadwork. The traditional beading technique is versatile and allows you to make nearly any design you can think of, from graphic patterns to symbols and motifs. To get started, you will first need a bead loom of your choice. Each loom is different depending on the brand, whether that be in size, assembly, and the amount of thread you will need to use in order to complete your project. If the loom is shorter, you will need to stitch two loomed pieces together to make your bracelet. If you do not have a bead loom, no worries! Bead looms can even be made from cardboard.

Loom bracelets with beads

The first time I saw a bead loom bracelet, I knew I had to learn how to make them! I even made my own bead loom bracelet patterns to share with you. I hope you enjoy making them as much as I did. This post may contain affiliate links, which means I may receive a commission, at no extra cost to you, if you click a link and purchase something that I have recommended.

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The larger wider bracelet used 11 threads and the smaller one used 9 threads. I then, tied off the end of it. Then, I fully closed the clasp onto the end piece and trimmed off any excess. My method to achieve the tight threads was to attach the top part to the eye-bolt and then I pulled it tight and actually wrapped the bottom end around the bottom eye-bolt and slapped on some duct tape. I created two bracelets and the first one I used a scrap piece of suede as a backing. I actually really love and prefer the style of the second bracelet I made, which does not have that backing. At the end, put a last band on but don't put a bead on. It's like a rainbow loom, but it's for making loom bracelets with names. Last Updated: September 28, For my loom, I allowed for 8 inches of space between the two attached pieces of wood. Relationships Dating Love Relationship Issues.

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Then, I drilled holes and attached two eye-bolts so I could place the large bolt through see image for closeup. This is hard to explain, but extremely easy when you're doing it. Optional: you may want to get a threading tool, since it is very difficult to thread these tiny needle. Then take your string, thread it through the second band and tie it on to the figure of 8 band. Cut the loose end off the string. I felt it was safe to just got back and forth a few times with the thread. So you've experimented with making bracelets with loom bands and making bracelets with beads; now you want to bring the two together to make loom band with beads. I then needed to attach several loops and another clasp and that was it! Poke the beads that have popped out into the bands if you want, but it looks good either way. My method to achieve the tight threads was to attach the top part to the eye-bolt and then I pulled it tight and actually wrapped the bottom end around the bottom eye-bolt and slapped on some duct tape. Start by putting one band in a figure of 8 position on your middle finger and index finger. Submit a Tip All tip submissions are carefully reviewed before being published.