In love with the new Jesse James Beads Designer Strands featuring Dakota Stones beads? Here's a beautiful way to create elegant stretch bracelets. Randee Brown is here today to show you how to create these lovely bracelets using Dakota Stones beads strands and Elastic cord.
These bracelets are perfect for stacking and accessorizing. Choose your favorite strands to layer and show off your own personal style. Wear them by themselves or add layers of bracelets for a fashion forward pop. Check out the step by step video tutorial below to learn how to make your own!
What You'll Need:
Bead Strand Ft. Dakota Stones in Warm Jasper
Shot Through The Heart Gold Metal Mix
Beadalon Elasticity
Charms and hangers of your choice (Randee is using Red Bronze Hangers for Charms from Thunderhorse Descendant's store)
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Meet JJB Brand Ambassador and Affiliate, Randee Brown
My name is Randee Brown. I am the sole proprietor of Thunderhorse Descendant est. 2018. I am based out of Minneapolis MN where I run my business out of my home with my boyfriend, one very large dog and a new cat. To sum up my beading journey I started beading around the age of six. I focused on beading and jewelry making to help relieve stress from my job as a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor, it took off from there. I was drawn to JJB because of there unique style, care, and time they took to create mixes and themes that were one of a kind. I am so excited we will be taking steps together on the next part of my journey.
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Website: www.thunderhorse-descendant.com.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/212299299213468/
Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk6SgDjbK76_XinewNQMEGQ
Thank you so much for joining us for another fabulous jewelry making video tutorial. Stay tuned for more beading education. We release new tutorials every week!
All Heart,
Your Friends At Jesse James Beads
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