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Description
(2016), 9"x1.5", Size 11 Delica beads (dark bronze metallic DB0007, white-lined dark mauve DB1792, white-lined light mauve DB1792, opaque light mauve ab DB1505, opaque off-white ab DB1500) worked in a combination of increasing and decreasing Ndebele and Peyote stitch, connector beads (dyed landscape jasper), fireline, microfiber filling

While the triangle construction is based on the Jean Power instructions I used for one of my recent projects, the overall design of this bracelet is my own idea. I basically took a single triangle and stuffed it with microfiber cloth to give it a nice puffy 3D look, then I combined the triangles with little purple-dyed landscape jasper beads into a seamless cuff that will just slide over the wrist for a nicely substantial, but very light-weight feel.

I'm also resolved to include the SKU numbers of the beads I use in my descriptions going forward, as much for my own reference as for the benefit of anyone who wants to use a particular color scheme or gradient from one of my projects, which all of you watching beaders are more than welcome to do!

The original project that sparked this one:

Description
(2016), 9"x1.5", Size 11 Delica beads (dark bronze metallic DB0007, white-lined dark mauve DB1792, white-lined light mauve DB1792, opaque light mauve ab DB1505, opaque off-white ab DB1500) worked in a combination of increasing and decreasing Ndebele and Peyote stitch, connector beads (dyed landscape jasper), fireline, microfiber filling

While the triangle construction is based on the Jean Power instructions I used for one of my recent projects, the overall design of this bracelet is my own idea. I basically took a single triangle and stuffed it with microfiber cloth to give it a nice puffy 3D look, then I combined the triangles with little purple-dyed landscape jasper beads into a seamless cuff that will just slide over the wrist for a nicely substantial, but very light-weight feel.

I'm also resolved to include the SKU numbers of the beads I use in my descriptions going forward, as much for my own reference as for the benefit of anyone who wants to use a particular color scheme or gradient from one of my projects, which all of you watching beaders are more than welcome to do!

The original project that sparked this one: