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caution! - very large picturethis is how i made those cuff bracelets (Flawless [link] Hot Chocolate, etc.)
i don't know the name of the original technique
- edit: Autumn-beads and kufka say this is the right angled weave (RAW) technique - mystery solved! 
you just follow the blue line and everything should be OK. oo, and use same-sized beads, otherwise it'll turn out messy (kinda like my hot chocolate, but i didn't have a choice, we don't have that quality of beads in all colors here
)if you have any questions just ask
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ohhh wicked! did you invend this yourself? andddd..... would you mind that if i made one id sell it in my shop? 
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i saw a similar bracelet in a magazine somewhere; the article said that it was some kind of a replica of an ancient technique - making intricate structures with metal beads, so i made this; i don't know if i got it right (most likely not even close because those beads were metal and looked like they were cast / forged?) but i'm happy with how these bracelets turned out
nope, i don't mind; i'm sure you won't make them exactly the same and this is (probably) not my invention so go ahead and good luck! 
and thank you!
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ah 
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no, standard nylon thread 0,15mm
i don't think elastic thread would work
thank you!
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Thanks to show us the secrets of your great work .
Have a good time
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Thanks so much! I was wondering how you made those beautiful bracelets.
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Thanks! That's looks cool. I'm a new beader and can use this!
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you're welcome and good luck!
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Nice (^ I use 2 needles instead of 1 as described here and find it a bit faster way to deal with RAW.
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2 needles =
but on the other hand this way does take insanely long...
thank you!
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Great job! I guess it's a double- layer RAW technique.
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quite possible
this can also be called multiple-layer RAW; it can go on as high as you want it to
Thank you both for the RAW info!
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ok if you say so
i'll edit the description
thank you!
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