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Tuxedo Park Bangle Bracelet with Warren Feld

Strut your stuff through Tuxedo Park on the East Side of Lower Manhattan! Learn how much shaping, interest and dimensionality you can achieve with the simple, basic Brick Stitch.

This tutorial by Warren Feld teaches the student to create this wonderful bangle bracelet, using the basic Brick Stitch, and some variations on the technique. These variations include increasing and decreasing, curvature, and edge and surface embellishment. The student is taught to make and connect two styles of chain links.

These instructions are written from the Design Perspective. That is, much attention is placed on choices the bead weaver must make beyond the simple step-by-step instructions Included are discussions about choices involving measuring the wrist for a bangle, that is, a bracelet without a clasp, which slides over the hand and onto the wrist. Also presented are implications for making choices about design, color, purpose, materials selection, and wear-ability. 5 Broadcasts. 

$38
Beading
Adv Beginner
85:34
85:34

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• COLOR A: Size 10/0 Cylinder Bead
• COLOR B: Size 11/0 Cylinder Bead (same color as A)
• COLOR C: Size 10/0 Cylinder Bead (contrast or compliment to A)
• COLOR D: 2mm Fire Polish Beads (same or similar to C)
• COLOR E: 5mm Lochrosen, Swarovski, Series 3128 (same or similar to C)
• COLOR F: Size 15/0 Seed Bead (same or similar to C)
• Beading Thread, size D (in color that works with A)
• Beading Thread, size D (in color that works with F)
     o NOTE: Do not use a cable thread like FireLine with this project.
     o Use Nymo, C- Lon, ONE-G or similar beading thread
• Size #10 and Size #12 English Beading Needles
• Microcrystalline Wax or Bees Wax
• Scissors, Ruler, Work surface
• Bracelet Sizing Cone
• Bic Lighter or Thread Zapper



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Warren Feld

Warren Feld

The Design Perspective is the driving force that defines Warren Feld as a jewelry artist. Whether creating jewelry, teaching students theory and application, or helping jewelry and beading artists establish themselves in business – the focus always comes back to how best to make functional, materials and aesthetic choices and tradeoffs.

Warren’s jewelry designs are characterized by multi-method approaches, intricate plays of color, contemporary adaptations of traditional pieces, and experimentation. He is adept at bead weaving, bead stringing, wire working and silver smithing. He...
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