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.

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

Important Information

• This listing is for a digital download pattern only. No beads or materials are included.

• Your files will be available for download after payment is confirmed.

• Due to the digital nature of this product, downloads cannot be returned, exchanged, or canceled.

• If you have any questions about your order, please contact us, and we’ll be happy to help.