Netted "Planned Chaos" Digital Directions

Digital Directions for "Planned Chaos" Netted Bracelet by Suz Klumb

Create your own version of the "Planned Chaos" Netted Bracelet, inspired by a design from the talented Alice Craddick, first seen at the Tucson Bead Show in 2016. This bracelet combines two netting stitch styles—5-bead netting and 3-bead netting—to achieve a unique, random-yet-organized look. With detailed step-by-step instructions, this pattern is perfect for intermediate beaders looking to explore creative techniques.

What You’ll Learn:

• 5-Bead Netting Stitch: A structured netting style to create the bracelet's unique base.
• 3-Bead Netting Stitch: A complementary variation that adds texture and flow.
• Right-Angle Weave Stitch: Used to reinforce the edges and add stability.
• Techniques for adding embellishments, a button closure, and a loop bridge for a polished finish.

Key Features of the Pattern:

• Customizable Length: Repeat the pattern as needed to achieve your desired bracelet length.
• Flexible Bead Choices: While the pattern uses 15/0 seed beads (in the featured "Peachy Keen" palette), you can easily substitute your own bead colors and sizes for a personalized look.
• Step-by-step diagrams and word instructions to guide you through every stage of the project.

Instructions Include:

• How to start and end the 5-bead and 3-bead netting stitches.
• Detailed instructions for creating a Right-Angle Weave edge to reinforce the bracelet.
• How to attach the button closure and create the loop bridge for added support and style.
• Options for embellishing the bracelet with additional beads for a more decorative finish.

Important Information:

• This listing is for digital directions only.
• The pattern is available for instant download upon payment confirmation.

Please Note: Instant download items cannot be returned, exchanged, or canceled. If you encounter any issues with your order, feel free to contact the seller for assistance.

Start creating your "Planned Chaos" bracelet today and enjoy exploring this unique and fun beading technique!