FREE Project: SuperDuo Wrap Bracelet

Sometimes you need a really easy and mindless project - but one that leaves you with a cool bracelet at the end! This multi-wrap piece is perfect for summer.

[janinnes]

Hi, Jill and others. About the blocked holes in superduos: I've worked with a lot and found that in the faulty ones, it's just one side of the bead surface that is filling the hole. For me, it has worked 100% of the time to very gently twist the point of a bead reamer in the hole, and they open right up. Another tiny twist to smooth any roughness -- especially if you're using thread rather that wire -- and bingo! Hope this works for others.

[summer]

Thank you again Jill for another wonderful bracelet (and necklace) project. I'm going to check out my super duo colors and make one or two today. I'm so excited. This will be a quick and easy, wrap bracelet. Exactly what I was looking for!

[carolr.]

Absolutely love your presence, the simplicity of your instruction, and your jewelry!!!

[Vanzartii]

You can dress it up, or dress it down.  It's a beautiful bracelet, and makes up quickly!

[doggmopp]

I made bracelets in this pattern on elastic thread.  I found it difficult to get both strands tied so that they had the same tension.  I was going to try some with thread, but I love the idea of using the SoftFlex wire.  I can't wait to try it!  Thank for sharing.  

[jcleturno]

Oh cool! This reminds me of your festival of light bangles. I like the wrap idea. Thanks for sharing. I think I spend way too much time watching these videos, but no I am not stopping. :-)

[chrisp]

This is one of my favorite designs for gifts. And, beaders, Jill is correct. Check those holes on your super duos. I purchased my first batch from a favorite vendor. She was very frank with me; you will have some beads where a hole is blocked and even an awl won't help. I sat with my three tubes in front of the tv one night and went through each, one by one. I lost about one every forty beads. Those went into my Wonky Bead jar. I'll find a use for them somehow. (I did have two that I ground out with the awl but the bead wasn't very pretty. I used them hidden under my clasp and no one will know the difference...Uhum)Enjoy!

[WhiteLatifahsWisdom]

Jill this is awesome, so easy i cant wait to make this but first i have to get me some superduos hehe 

[sandibass]

I am learning so much from you and loving every tutorial you do!

[msphillga]

jill, thank you so much for sharing your videos and ideas! really enjoy your work and your calm, clear instructions:). thank you

[domingaramous]

beautiful piece....i love the way you teach

[deedeebeads]

This is why I'm a fan ty Jill Wiseman this is a great video once again

[PeahenMusic]

Boy did I ever learn the hard way to always check both holes on a Super Duo. *sigh* Trust me folks, she speaks the truth!

[radhavishwanath]

Hello Jill,
This Superduo Wrap Bracelet is Really Cool ! Thank U for sharing ur Vedeo & TIPS. Ur instructions r so Easy to follow. Can u also do a vedeo on matching ear tops ? That would be superb! Bye & T.c..

[Makeupplus]

Just love your videos you are amazing and everything is so clear with leaving me feel like you are talking down to me, thank you

[harbro]

Love this! So simple, yet so cool! =-) Not sure how I didn't see this video before but better late than never!

[rocionunez]

Muchas Gracias por sus maravillosas creaciones. Felicitaciones

[joyceharlow]

You are one of the few designers that I enjoy watching. Thanks a lot. Do you have any videos using the super uno beads? I messed up and ordered them instead of the super duo ones.

[MetalGrannie]

Hi.  Can you give any indication as to how long to cut the soft-flex for a double wrap, 7" bracelet?  Please?  I'm afraid to cut the wire!  Also, someone asked what size soft-flex you used.  Thanks!

[mandijones]

I love this bracelet. I'm having a hard time getting use to using thread to stitch. I'd prefer a little stiffer product like a thin flex wire. I'm just having issues with it looking too stiff where the toggle goes. Maybe you tip of only running it through the crimp 3x might help a little. I was very interested in how to make the braclet that you see when you select the video. Is there a video for that one. I'm interested because, 1st of all, it's gorgeous, 2nd it looks like you made a loop out of beads and a button goes through it. I wanted to see what type of stringing material you used and how do you think the loop will hold up with the button going in and out so many times or is it just loose. Sorry for all the questions. I've just discovered you because I've been looking up videos on bead stitching. I need beginner projects. I sell my jewelry most of the time to help hubby financially. Im a stay home mom. Anyway, since I'm not use to using Fireline or Wildfire, ( I have both) im so worried its going to break on a customer because its just a string. I've made jewelry for 10 yrs, but I've only worked with base metal making rosary style loops or chain on everything. It's time for something fun and new. Thank you for your great videos.